On the day after the Bilbao show, they took a ramble around the city, and the city was caught off guard.
I couldn't have been happier!" The Childs took a rambling apartment on the Rue de l'Université — which they dubbed Rue de Loo — and, as Paul Child worked on exhibitions at the Embassy, Julia hosted glamorous cocktail parties.
I couldn't have been happier!" The Childs took a rambling apartment on the Rue de l'Université which they dubbed Rue de Loo and, as Paul Child worked on exhibitions at the Embassy, Julia hosted glamorous cocktail parties.
In her wonderful 2000 movie, "The Gleaners and I," the French director Agnès Varda takes a nonfiction ramble through the world of everyday treasure hunting, in urban markets where the poor pick through the leftover lettuce and in trash bins where throwaway people forage for thrown-away sustenance.
If you find yourself rambling, take a second to remember what you practiced and quickly get back on track.
Jones took a pitch, rambled to the outside and scampered for a 71-yard touchdown.
Take a look at the Wexsttens' rambling house deep in the woods, with picture windows overlooking a pond, and it is easier to understand why Ms. Wexstten could not be lulled into seeking office.
Later, my mother, my daughter and I took an evening ramble past quails scuttling in and out of the neighbor's grapevines.
However, you don't want the story to take on a "rambling" feel.
You can take a walk on the wildside in east Devon with a night-time ramble through Cranbrook tonight.
It all takes a long time, rambling over five acts.
