Coles, who has had a veterinary practice in Sumner County since 1975, is rumpled and bemused, with a thatch of gray hair and an ambling way with a tale.
Soon we had the kids strapped in their strollers and were all walking along an ambling paved path to the Playhouse, an airy barnlike building filled with more toys than I have seen in my life outside of F.A.O.
While an ambling boundary on a glacier, five and a half hours' walk from the nearest town and in a relatively peaceful part of Europe, may not seem like the stuff of heated political discourse, there has always been tension between Austrians and Italians in the South Tyrol region, which was handed back to Italy after WWII.
They always perform an ambling gait, rather than a trot, in addition to the gaits of walk and canter, performed by all breeds.
Rhythmically "Polyphonica" is fairly tame, just an ambling procession of intertwining contrapuntal lines.
The French situationist Guy Debord is said to be the father of psychogeography, but the BL exhibits put the art of walking in a context that's earlier and closer to home, one that stretches from John Gay and William Blake to Virginia Woolf, whose little-known book Street Haunting describes an ambling journey through London undertaken on the flimsy pretext of buying a pencil.
For example "Children's Anthem," which opened the evening, had the quality of an ambling folk song.
During an ambling tour of two dozen bars in Downtown Manhattan and Williamsburg during the grace period, most were in compliance.
Suddenly you notice how little he contributes out of possession, an ambling ghost while those around him press and fill.
Sullivan's musical setting has an ambling rhythmic gait and a sweetly tuneful melody; yet the music is somewhat out of kilter.
Reinhardt's Nuages is an instrumental piece of jazz guitar backed by an ambling rhythm that sounds very much like a post-prandial stroll to the marché.
