Sentence examples for show crawl from inspiring English sources
This one was at a brewery as part of a show crawl in a fishing village just outside of St. John's called Quidi Vidi.
The anticipation hung over most of the ceremony, and, as the show crawled exhaustedly past midnight, it looked as though the rumor might come to pass.
The substantial form of Artie Van Blarcum caught midair in 1975 as he dove into Grassy Sound, an inlet of the Atlantic in southern New Jersey, foreshadows the substantial rocks in "Buckstones, Scammonden Moor, Yorkshire, England" (1990), in which a boy is shown crawling along a rock that sits above another jutting over the water.
This fish, from the early part of the Late Devonian, found mainly in Canada, is often shown crawling across a dry landscape using its forefins to move around (Figs. 1 and 2).
It continues in this fluid motion up to the intermediate verse when Madonna is shown crawling under the waves and spirals.
The pictures show the crawl space also contained a number of creepy looking dolls.
He is fascinated with the wonders of the parade and follows it to the circus grounds, around which he stays all morning, and is finally tempted by his great wish to see the show, to crawl under the tent.
Nonclassical (known formerly as resident) monocytes have been shown to crawl along the luminal side of endothelial cells and display a patrolling behavior, which allows rapid entry into sites of infection.
Show monkey crawling out (real monkey with a few heavy rocks laid on top of him).
Exhausted by nature's astonishing show, we crawled back to our hammocks and dropped off almost immediately, coaxed to sleep by the echoes of nature's thunderous lullaby.
