Car accidents?" A few old-school press agents are still bouncing around town.
Like a jazz fugue, the design picks up a tune that has been bouncing around town for the better part of a century.
No more choreographed dancers in futuristic pleather: we get to see Pink be at once festive and vulnerable — singing into a hair dryer, nervously checking for untoward body odors, and bouncing around town on a skateboard pilfered from an awestruck boy fan.
Casey Anthony lived a lie, pretending to have a career while bouncing around town with a 2-year-old in tow, doing who knows what.
For everything from table cloths to pinatas, a party store is your best bet -- or else you'll end up bouncing around town for days looking to piece it all together.
When their marriage breaks up, he bounces around town trying to find his bearings, with results both farcical and serious.
At the Edinburgh comedy festival there are rape jokes and domestic violence jokes bouncing through the town.
There I was, about 15 miles out of town, bouncing along on a bumpy dirt road, hanging on as best I could and watching as endless Volkswagen Beetles came rattling down the road in the opposite direction.
Haiti's oral culture means that information circulates by rumours – the word on the street, in the hotels, on the radio, on Twitter and bouncing all over town via text messages.
But the town is bouncing back.
After several years there, the family moved back to the U.S., bouncing from one university town to the next, finally settling in Albuquerque when he was 7. Judge liked to draw, and he and Jay would invent and do voices for their own characters, like the Butt Cleaner: "My brother mostly drew it.
