| On Tuesday he will present a night of country music and blues, playing slide guitar and stomp box. |
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| It will either stomp or be stomped, but most races can field enough footsloggers to weather the storm. |
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| I stomp outside, closing my eyes and breathing in the fresh air, scented with freesia and wisteria and hyacinths. |
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| Tomorrow I will wear high heels and stare evilly at any tourists who stray like slow demented sheep into my path, as I stomp my way in to work. |
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| She nods frantically, distractedly, ponytail slicing a semi-circle through the air as she about-faces for a new strip of floor to stomp across. |
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| Male dancers stomp and leap while waving pieces of cloth and jingling bells. |
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| Where I used to listen to shouty music and stomp around the flat, these days I'm more partial to something chilled which helps me wind down. |
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| I couldn't risk my livelihood because of some blood money so I took it upon myself to stomp up to the duffle bag and unzip it. |
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| From the mambo to street stomp, dance can take you back in time to the big band era, or to faraway lands like Morocco and Brazil. |
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| At that stage, it will be too late to stomp our feet, scream or throw our toys out of the pram. |
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| You don't actually stomp since that'd be splashy and potentially dangerous, but give 'em a good stirring up. |
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| We stomp about the office with a great wad of paperwork when, really, we're wondering whether to have tea or hot chocolate from the machine. |
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| Shaggy yaks stomp around threshing circles, ears of barley are thrashed with sticks and winnowed by singing villagers in twos and threes. |
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| I used to stomp out of my room in protest in the evenings after he placed an antique clock from Turkey outside my room. |
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| Filthy lucre has invaded the town, and its inhabitants would likely stomp over one another to get the last roast beast from the butcher. |
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| Like teenagers, we can stomp our foot and demand the run of the house, but unless we pay the bills we can be told to shape up or ship out. |
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| When it comes to small countries, the Eaglemeister can stomp with the best of them. |
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| When the trapper finally comes to collect the animals, they stomp or beat them to death to avoid damaging the pelt. |
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| It'll be a rather quiet weekend for mondo rumpshakers, but there are a few events that'll keep the stomp in your week. |
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| They sit on the bleachers inside Matthews Arena and clap and stomp and cheer their lungs out when the Huskies score. |
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| I stomp into the house in my muddy boots without considering that my mother will have to fetch a mop and bucket and clean up after me. |
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| I relished each snort and stomp from our mounts as we rode along the grey dusty road. |
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| Darren waited anxiously as he heard the stomp of hooves and a little neigh which he knew belonged to the foal. |
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| The first begins like an old-school Motown jam, with a drum-fill straight into Northern Soul stomp. |
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| As always however, their stomp would matter little without the melodies on which they're draped. |
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| Traditional dances include the Fish Dance, Women's Dance, and various stomp dances. |
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| The stomp dance, which has already been discussed, is a religious activity. |
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| Later, worship at the Indian Shaker Church consisted of stomp dances with loud vocalizations and bells. |
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| And I know, just know, as I stomp on the overdrive that it's going to be one of those perfect guitar solos, maybe the perfect solo. |
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| It starts in a traditional indie style, building to a climax before breaking into an incredible disco stomp. |
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| Democrats need to reflexively stomp on this one, because it is so laughable. |
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| You've run with the pack in a gleeful stomp right on top of him. |
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| It is used in the Indian churches and at the stomp grounds, and many children still grow up with Cherokee as their first language, learning English when they go to school. |
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| Put on music and let the teams face off as they try to stomp on each others balloons to POP them. |
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| The new 1.5 norm head tube yields extreme steering precision and astounding efficiency when you stand up to stomp on the pedals. |
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| He was determined to not let anyone stomp their feet and storm out of the room. |
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| This starts with Yat-kha mimicking the horns and cymbals of the monks, then slowly builds through a stately procession to a whirligig masked stomp. |
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| Iridescent purple swamphens, lavished with outrageous lipstick stomp over the leaves on gigantic spider feet, bobbing their ludicrous white-handkerchief tails behind them. |
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| I had to brush myself down and stomp my feet on the doormat. |
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| Before you can stomp a mudhole in some poor jabroni and walk it dry, you've got to learn a little something about the 40-plus superstars that are in the game. |
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| We stomp to the bar, where Grace gets out a big wodge of cash and offers to settle the bill, a shock in itself. |
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| Why does the federal government still want to stomp on the provinces' jurisdictions? |
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| You stomp down, you squirt out a little warm air, carrying foot microbiology. |
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| Now, we can stomp our feet and demand fairness, but we cannot expect commercial news media to change over in a way that harms their own financial interests. |
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| Armed with its findings, Team Perry was ready and raring to stomp Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison in the 2010 gubernatorial primary. |
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| Oh Frank, you stole our hearts with your coy jumping up and down about Ali being the bachelorette only to stomp on them later. |
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| With millions at stake, Sony is on a bizarre campaign to stomp out negative publicity for This Is It, Jackson's final performance. |
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| One stomp is all it takes to instantly switch between two guitars or effects setups, change amplifiers or switch between an amp and tuner. |
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| All of this is packed into a player smaller than a stomp box, so you can carry it anywhere the road takes you. |
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| When the facilitator and the group stomp their feet, the rain becomes a hurricane. |
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| It's time to stomp out the notion that social programs promote laziness and that they are generally the cause of budget cutbacks. |
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| Brakes, though precise once working, required a good stomp to bite down initially. |
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| Like Aerosmith at its best, Buckcherry has both the rhythmic sway to go with its rock-and-roll stomp and the raw charisma to get away with its period pretensions. |
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| So I would stomp around these open houses glaring at anyone who looked like an evil investor and we ended up renting for another year and then moving in with mum and dad. |
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| The drum machine offbeats are still present, but instead of snarky basslines and slow grinds, the song features a wistfully high organ stomp, and shifting tempos throughout. |
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| I'd like to ask Mr. Napper for his rationale in this behavior but somehow I think he wouldn't be able to explain it and would probably stomp off in a huff when asked. |
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| I could run outside into the rain, stomp my bare feet on the uncut wet grass, and have my own private Glastonbury experience with all the comforts of home. |
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| Ryan and his band whip up an infectious jam session blending acoustic guitar, electrified slide guitar, djembe drums, stomp box, blues harp and acoustic bass. |
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| If all this were to mark the beginnings of a political opening-up, imagine the possible effects on Vietnam's neighbour, China. However, Vietnam's Communist Party seems as determined as ever to stomp on challenges to its rule. |
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| Through various methods, the Vietnamese Government is escalating its efforts to split, suppress and stomp out the community of human rights defenders. |
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| Still the would-be drugbusters stomp about, trying to muster posses to ride out, hang the fiends high, and purge the land of demon dope. |
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| From then on, whenever Scott and the scientist would spot each other, they would lock eyes, their faces would light up and they would stomp away furiously. |
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| Blow him to bits and then stomp on his corpse. |
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| They would stomp on the snow to make it firm enough to make snow blocks. |
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| Then the glam stomp of Sadhana features Ocean Colour Scene and Paul Weller's guitarist Cradock. |
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| So many organisations stomp in, do what they do and leave. |
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| Served with two ces of warm granary ad, it was creamy and orting and just what you er a stomp. |
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| With Poyer still lying on the turf, Thomas appeared to stomp the OSU defender in the chest, earning a personal foul penalty. |
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| He pointed to the model that opened the show, Cara Delevingne, whose stormy brows give her a petulant expression only matched by her runway stomp. |
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| Opening with the punch-drunk country stomp of Black And Blue, it was one defiant heartbreaker after another. |
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| Will the author's imaginative power, deft storytelling and magical prose carry the day? In this section Handing it back C'mon, Kitty, do the stomp Brain appeal Powwow Six of the best? |
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| She gave a tantrummy stomp, but again her eyes were disconnected from her words and actions. |
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| Large dolls are manipulated to stomp on smaller ones. |
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| Adam is in excellent voice throughout, campily thrusting his hips and slapping his thighs as the band's double drum attack clatters behind him with an authentic glam stomp. |
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| Suddenly, a rhythmic shaking and rattling overtook the room, shoogling and shimmying the structure in time to the acid jazz stomp riverboat boogie shuffle beat of the song. |
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