Inside, the pub itself is the stage, crawling with all human life.
In the final moments of "Imam Hussein," the Muppet lion returns to the stage, crawling on all fours, giving human-sounding roars, and slowly enshrouding the corpses that have been left on the battlefield.
We developed a two-stage crawling process that includes a cotagging topic discovery stage and a profile-based focused crawling stage.
"Ladies and gentlemen," he said to the audience gathered at Epcot in Florida, "the world's largest structure of canned food!" With that, a stage hand crawled through some fake fog and pulled a rip cord that sent an enclosure of white balloons skyward.
At some point, she would like to return to life on the stage, to crawl back into the skin of her characters, like Dizzy Kane, the bassoon-playing kook with buck teeth and a pet dog, that have been regulars Off Broadway.
Granted, it is a bit strange when Hirst suddenly staggers, falls to the floor and makes his exit, stage left, crawling on his belly.
When the war-proud Ashoka meets the war widows, we hear their high, awful cries when they move across the stage, some crawling, some carrying banners that spread across the floor, turning into a river of blood.
Clearly Gmail set the stage for crawling what is considered personal and sensitive information (your inbox) and matching it to related ads.
Notably, on the stage of crawling on hands-and-knees (which in fact is a quadrupedal gait) infants exhibit no stable patterns of hand preferences, while the establishment of the latter follows closely the adoption of upright posture and bipedal locomotion.
Keep an eye on them at this stage of crawling, or they can get into some big trouble.
