But on its daily news crawl, CNN gives the same breaking-news urgency to an item about the death toll in Syria and a comedian who underwent gastric surgery ("Lisa Lampanelli loses 80 pounds").
He also heavily markets the German flags because of the country's longstanding and successful national football team; both key selling points he undoubtedly reminds prospective customers as he matches pace outside their moving vehicles in Beirut's daily rush hour crawl.
When it was time for his daily run, he crawled out a second-floor window, knowing that his mother would never let him out of the house: I turned and started running down the snowy streets, into the bitter wind, ignoring my pain and fever and weakness, stuffing them down into the hole in my psyche where I deposited all negative thoughts — along with all negative facts — detracting from my running.
When it was time for his daily run, he crawled out a second-floor window, knowing that his mother would never let him out of the house: I turned and started running down the snowy streets, into the bitter wind, ignoring my pain and fever and weakness, stuffing them down into the hole in my psyche where I deposited all negative thoughts along with all negative facts detracting from my running.
But inside every hunched commuter in the daily traffic jam who crawls meekly forward to the next red light, there is a shouting ogre out of Robert Graves, "wide-mouthed, long-yarded and great-bellied" – and Mr Clarkson is his spirit animal.
That's a pretty nifty new feature, but as so often, that also depends on how you feel about Google learning more and more about you and your daily habits from (optionally) crawling your Gmail account.
The site crawls the daily news from around the U.S. to find examples of vocab words to show users context of how a word is used while also seeing the definition of the word.
Staying connected on the road is important to many travelers, even if it's just during the bumper-to-bumper crawl on the daily commute.
The vast majority of comments have been like this one from grandjctnative in the Daily Sentinel: "Somebody ought to crawl into bed with this guy and stick a gun up his behind and call it 'hunting.' Maybe that would wipe the smile off his face.
"I have, in fact, never lived in a place whose proud residents so consistently and gleefully disrespect their hometown as Cleveland," notes legendary Jeopardy champ Arthur Cho in his recent Daily Beast piece "Cleveland Comes Crawling Back to LeBron: The Masochism of Rust Belt Chic".
