Sentence examples for to lark about from inspiring English sources

"Desaturated and seductive, it's a brilliantly realised environment rich with possibility and loaded with landmarks for our heroes to lark about on, right up to a terrific climax on a half-built Tower Bridge... [This is] a fun, action-packed reintroduction to Conan Doyle's classic characters".

Having hung out with Fidel Castro in 2003, Stone now spends some pleasant days in the company of Venezuela's Hugo Chávez, getting the man America believes to be a dictator to lark about on a bicycle and talk, misty-eyed, of peaceful Bolivarian revolution.

And in addition to larking about as Trinculo to Helen Mirren's Prospera -- her gender-bending take on Prospero -- in Ms. Taymor's "Tempest," he and Ms. Mirren recently filmed a remake of "Arthur," in which she primly attempts to keep Mr. Brand's title character from acting like, well, the Russell Brand of old.

"We can't just drift on with uncertainty because our own British politics is causing us to keep larking about," he said.

Mr Clarke, who is a Nottinghamshire MP, said: "I don't think the residents of Newark, some of whom I know because I used to represent some of the villages there, they're not going to vote for a card, larking about, trying to get protest votes".

Recently, I was larking about in an attempt to make him laugh and he put up one hand to make me stop and shouted: "Mummy!

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It takes another two hours for them to enact it again, time mostly spent larking about and showing off.

Tetu actually chatted to them all a lot before any of the shots, getting to know them – and she says the teenagers were often quite happy to pose for the camera, or be caught kissing or larking about with each other.

Of larking about, as the Brits say.

MILAN — Children larking about, looking like wild kids — except for their shiny puffa jackets.