There was a shambling drunk I used to pass sometimes on my way to school, lying in a doorway, clutching a bottle. |
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The body language of the escaper, who approached my position, was one of utter dejection, head down, shambling forward with obvious reluctance. |
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Indeed, he became so much interested and amused by their shambling motions and clever evolutions, that he could no longer contain his curiosity. |
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They move with a slow shambling walk, the low-slung head swinging from side to side. |
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He took on the No.1 contender in a mandatory defence and reduced him to a shambling wreck inside seven minutes, 45 seconds of controlled boxing. |
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The shambling gait, unshaven appearance, panda eyes and mumbling incoherence are a mirror image of Cobain. |
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Heavy of jowl, shambling of gait, ponderous of voice, his manner was still affable. |
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Constantly flattering, thanking, and offering sweets to shambling, younger helpers who feel in awe of the man. |
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His pained expression implies childlike insecurity, his shambling unsophistication contrasting with the intensity of the competition. |
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The boy went off with a curious, shambling gait which told my surgical eyes that he was suffering from a weak spine. |
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Struggling to suppress his trademark intelligence, he plays a doughy, shambling, lost soul. |
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From the edge of the forest, a horde of dark shapes emerged into the clearing and started shambling towards the house. |
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By his side was the familiar, loose-jointed figure of Mark Twain, getting over ground with his usual shambling gait. |
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That night, Jack dreamt of a scaled slumping dad breaking out of the shed and shambling out of the dark grove toward the house. |
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I walked to the library slowly, as if shambling, for my heart is bound with iron bands like the faithful servant in that old tale. |
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The fact that they moved by relentlessly shambling along is part of what gave them a creepy effect. |
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We start with a blond, long-haired young man shambling through the woods, mumbling to himself. |
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The following night, at the same time, Hyatt again heard the shambling footsteps in the hallway. |
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It has its moments of charm, but ultimately the picture is a bit of an undisciplined, shambling mess. |
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Rebraca, just as shambling off the court, shakes his bleached-blond locks in quiet agreement. |
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He walked with a stoop and a rolling gait, the once upright take-on-the-world stance of the magnificent athlete now reduced to a shambling stagger. |
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Recorders, twinkling synths, handclaps, banjos, and glockenspiel accompany the requisitely shambling acoustic guitar on songs about tigers, monsters and growing up. |
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He stood there, this balding, shambling, slightly flabby man. |
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Decaying gangs of the shambling undead fire out words and phrases at you, and you have to hammer them back, quickly, accurately, desperately, typing for your life. |
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McCarthy is shambling and sunny, his shirttails as often as not hanging out over his suit pants. |
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He was extremely tall, but he couldn't have weighed more than a hundred pounds beneath all the dirt, a shambling scarecrow of drooping skin and rags. |
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He is a somewhat shambling but attractive denim-clad man in his late 50s, with a thatch of pewter-coloured hair, an engaging smile and a permanently amused gaze. |
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The other Calabim begin shambling in that direction, grumbling. |
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He is tall, with a shambling gait, and is absolutely direct. |
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Here we are shambling and wounded and lonely at the end of the world. |
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And for all that Mr Cameron appears to be impatient to see Mr Brown installed as prime minister, he knows him to be a formidable adversary, very different from the shambling political zombie poor John Major had become. |
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After all, shambling, bipedal primates are a common occurrence in folklore, in North America and beyond. |
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To parliamentary statesmen used to Tudor dignity, James's shambling gait, restless garrulity, and dribbling mouth ill-befitted his exalted claims to power and privilege. |
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Whether or not his shambling, unkempt, poiseless figure was the domicile of an immortal soul, was matter for question. |
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The Scottish indie icons will be resurrecting their shambling jangle pop for a gig at Clwb Ifor Bach this week. |
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The super-tousled hair, the mildly shambling gait, were the same as ever. |
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So who is this grey, shambling old bloke dressed like a dustman? |
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In my opinion there is nothing more character-building than shambling to the departmental office, the morning after an all-nighter, with four thousand words and bloodshot eyes. |
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Among his many books, he was proudest of those that investigated the workings of government in all its flawed, shambling efforts to balance fairness, fiscal prudence, big goals and multiple clashing interests. |
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Neither does a not-great website whose amateurishness merely reinforces the suspicion that shambling yoghurt-knitting is still a popular activity. |
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But his portrayal of shambling schizophrenic Denis Cleg in this intriguing, if uneven, adaptation of Patrick McGrath's novel is still quite a revelation. |
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