Sentence examples for stalk around from inspiring English sources

So I'd stalk around and try to get some money shots of snipers and motorcades, but actually seeing the president speak was a no-go.

When Woodrow Wilson became president, the media wanted to turn the Wilson girls into new versions of Alice Roosevelt, whose willingness to stalk around with a blue macaw on her shoulder and a green garter snake around her arm suggested that she shared her father's desire to live large and, if possible, on the front page.

They stalk around sulkily.

He said that he watched a young man stalk around his ambulance and look him in the eye before throwing a cinder block through the driver's window.

Something about the mob of predators with nine-inch-thick skulls like battering rams that stalk around the desolate, unforgiving desert?

Nonetheless, each day the crew would sweep the upper platforms, and Michael Arboleda would stalk around the corridors of the accommodation with a flyswatter, killing everything in sight.

She stalks around, patrolling the action.

The Fall were ramshackle too, but less charming: Mark E Smith stalked around like a man trying to find his car keys.

While we were still setting up, Charles Saatchi was stalking around, rifling through people's half-hung work.

Jorge Posada was stalking around near the plate, obviously upset at being pitched high and tight by Jeremi Gonzalez.

"Some designers are using gigundo venues now, but then it's all this stalking around," Mr. Wilmot said, referring to runways that can run nearly the length of a football field.