| In fact, the audience is very much like one of her suitors, left to comfort each other drunkenly while she gallivants with someone new. |
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| John now works for the Press Association and gallivants all over the world in search of great pictures. |
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| Right now, there is a long pathetic line of investors waiting for government approval, while the Cabinet gallivants around the world. |
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| I'm so happy to know that I'm the only one who gallivants around town in leggings and boots. |
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| I don't mean to sound so chaste, but somebody must stop this girl before she gallivants down the street in the full nude. |
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| Most eccentric of the children is Carolyn, now 54, who gallivants about in a flat black Gaucho hat, paints and teaches art classes. |
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| He then sups it up and gallivants through New Jersey fighting aliens while destroying half of his town in the process. |
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| He credits his wife, who gave up acting to be a full-time mom, with keeping the family going while he gallivants around the world. |
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| Lea, a lively and curious lion cub, gallivants all over the savanna until she is frightened by a rhinoceros. |
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| Today, as the father of two children, he no longer gallivants about the globe but brings his music to Festivals. |
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| We have real issues that require to be addressed and instead this imbecile gallivants all over the country appearing on radio stations to perpetuate his agenda. |
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| The effect is duly unsettling, as Teeuwen gallivants several steps ahead of, or behind, our expectations. |
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| Maryse, who was his muse, is still startlingly recognisable as the young woman who gallivants naked through his drawings. |
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| The tale gallivants from London to Boston to Cairo, stopping in at circuses, speakeasies, ocean liners, and the well-appointed apartments of an invert. |
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| Wanamaker gallivants around the pressroom with terrific swagger. |
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| Instead, she gallivants around Marfa, which is presented as a Never Never Land for spoiled adults who don't want to grow up, shot in thick, honeyed light to look as cozy and hip as an Airbnb ad. |
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| The obsession then transferred to Aunt Rosamund, who warned Lady Edith that she may well find herself feeling very sorry about something indeed while the Imminent German gallivants off to the Third Reich to write his novel. |
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| Who now is going to take any notice of Tony Blair as he gallivants around the world like a retiring President. |
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| From October 1, Lydon, aka Johnny Rotten, will front a new TV ad, in which he gallivants around the country asking himself why he likes the butter so much. |
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