Cops prevented me filming, even though I shouted I was press, waved my press card.
The Cardinals did it with their all-hands-on-deck philosophy, wearing down Notre Dame with a full-court press and wave after wave of substitutions.
Beware: When you start reading about killer opportunities in the general press, the wave has crested, and it's time to look elsewhere for solid investments.
Earlier this month, he and illustrator Alix Janta-Polczynski – both of them founders of the publishing platform Odilo Press – released Wave Caps, a collection of poems retelling his late nights and early mornings hop-scotching London's jungle raves and abandoned office block parties in the late-1990s.
Of the 6 popular press heat waves identified, 4 (66 %) met the Environment Canada definition of a heat wave, including our extension of the definition over space, to meet the definition at 3 or more weather stations.
Occasionally a guy in a dolphin suit would bounce around a press gaggle, waving his flippers.
Moreover, this particular star, joshing with the press and waving to the fans, is 58, even older than Mick Jagger.
Riggs was spotted in the press box waving a white kerchief, as if he were saying, "I surrender my status to you".
Often Lee and his grandfather were the only family members out there as the warm spring night crept in; there was a dewy weight to it that pressed a wave of sweetness from the darkened lily-of-the-valley bed, or caused a scattering of cherry blossoms to fall.
As Norwich pressed Marriner waved their claims away twice as Mbokani was hauled down by Younès Kaboul.
