The latest James Bond movie finally opened in American movie theaters Thursday, having already made a lap or two around the world.
When Jennie Nicol died in 2001, seven years after Tom, her hearse made a lap around the speedway on its way to the graveyard.
For a nice dinner party, we'll still make a lap of Brownstone Brooklyn to hit Staubitz for meat and Fish Tales and the wine store and the farmers' market.
The golf cart made a lap around the field, and then Mr. Zuma and others helped the retired leader up the stairs to a temporary stage, their hands acting as hoists under his armpits.
That canny outfit included the guitarist Erik Della Penna, who can make a lap steel sound like a theremin; the saxophonists Tony Orbach and Paul Vercesi Mike Boschenn on trombone; Marcel Pierre DuClos on bass; and Dean Sharenow on drums.
In what is going to become a familiar scene, Philip Seymour Hoffman, left, made a lap and picked up the best actor award for his incredibly mannered, incredibly effective portrayal of Truman Capote.
Christmas at our house is a veritable festival of casseroles -- there are so many that there is not enough room for them on the sideboard and the dining-room table together, so we have to make a lap through the kitchen in order to fill our plates.
Both make a lap feel faster than it is; any time you slide, you scrub speed.
The teenagers made a lap of the stadium taking turns to carry the torch, while Alex Trimble, lead singer of Two Door Cinema Club, performed 'Caliban's Dream' with the Dockhead Choir, Only Men Aloud, Elizabeth Roberts, and Esme Smith.
Filmed by a first-time director, Eric Bricker, and narrated by Dustin Hoffman, it catches Mr. Shulman making a victory lap of sorts, revisiting homes he photographed decades earlier.
