Sentence examples for prowled around from inspiring English sources

Afghanistan's performance against India was uplifting, thanks to Shapoor Zadran, the left-arm opening bowler, who prowled around like Goran Ivanisevic.

A team of filmmakers prowled around, cameras whirring as its members added their own exclamations to the show: "That's the way it really is.

I remember a young Carol Thatcher spent the whole of Boxing Day locked in a wardrobe "to be on the safe side" while Sir Jimmy Savile prowled around, waggling a cigar and performing his "sexual yodelling".

Calle prowled around, inspecting the art — black-and-white photographs of tombstones, including her mother's (epitaph: "I'm getting bored already!"); the word souci ("worry") had been inscribed on an altar, and was spelled out with butterflies pinned to a golden wall.

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Henri never prowled around with journalists.

As the choric figure Paulina, Zenaida Yanowsky prowls around and cajoles them with sinewy authority.

"I've seen him at night, out prowling around," he said.

Improbably, the skies had cleared and by midafternoon we were prowling around near Sag Harbor.

Rather like an egret on a mudflat, he prowls around on his long legs with a sort of startled stillness.

The difference is that Rosenthal, the former political director of the AFL-CIO, is already prowling around out there.