He walked, well I'd like to say walked but it was more of a waddle, to the door and turned the shiny brass doorknob. |
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Tiny fairy penguins body-surf onto the beach, struggle to their feet, and waddle up to their custom-made nesting shelters. |
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The Osbert Village Inn and Tavern was a waddle and daub building, like most of Osbert. |
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Perhaps because they can only waddle from their TV sofa to their car and back again. |
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As the bus meanders on, ducks waddle across the golf course and red cows and calves amble along the roads. |
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After a moment, the turtle creeps out of its shell and resumes its waddle across the highway. |
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This initially affects the muscles of the buttocks and legs, and causes a characteristic waddle when walking. |
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Without tipping at the shoulders, concentrate on shifting your weight from one skate to the other between each waddle. |
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Zack was fascinated with the baby geese, laughing at their ungainly waddle, watching them as they foraged through the grass. |
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With a series of ungainly steps, clumsy lunges, and eventually a kind of painful waddle, he made his way to the phone. |
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We had a walk, or rather a brisk waddle, in the morning, then cold turkey and home-made chutney by the fire for lunch. |
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How come the fashion industry is still peddling the image of six-footer, stick-insect girl models with that funny cross-over catwalk waddle? |
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Crimson rosellas flutter among the gum trees, while sulphur-crested cockatoos waddle across the lawn, screeching loudly. |
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There is just something innately draining about watching a full-size actor waddle on his knees for the sake of a supposed belly laugh. |
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Even Viktor's stooped, pot-bellied waddle eventually resolves itself into a hearty stride. |
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These jokers that have been floating around these boardrooms, they waddle off to their next cup of tea or whatever and that's it. |
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Lo and behold out of the surf popped a little critter, and he proceeded to waddle up the beach and then up the banking for a bit of kip. |
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Some penguins waddle along shorelines and ice, whereas others hop from rock to rock. |
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Once you waddle into those snow pants and head out into that blustery winter weather, you are rolling the dice with your life. |
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They waddle around and squawk and cackle and chase each other around the beaches, stumbling all over themselves. |
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They're raised with enough clearance so the penguins can waddle under them on the way to their burrows. |
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The others and I would waddle into the mines before sunrise, never seeing the first lights of dawn. |
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His dancers waddle, with torsos torqued and arms spread, and then extend a pointed leg and pause. |
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Children may walk with toes pointed in or walk with a waddle. |
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A sore back explains his painful-looking waddle to the coffee shop. |
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The athletic spring that had once been in my step had slid disgracefully into a slothful waddle and I was metamorphosing into a thirty-something marshmallow instead. |
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That fact can be confirmed by standing on any street corner in any city of the country and watching Americans waddle by. |
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In this form, they manage a penguin-style waddle toward the camera. |
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Perhaps Krishnan senior's ponderous waddle on the court could be excused. |
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Homes are constructed of waddle and daub with thatched roofs. |
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They attempted to stifle their chuckles and hide their amused smiles as Suna moved towards their table in the manner that could only be described as a waddle. |
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All the idiosyncrasies for which he was known within his homeland, the hesitant mannerisms and trademark waddle, do not look quite so loveable in the world at large. |
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But the penguins, with their feet far to the rear of their bodies, stand upright as they waddle along. |
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See koalas and waterbirds in the wild at Rhyll and watch fairy penguins waddle home at dusk on Summerland Beach. |
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Watch them waddle home in riotous packs and pairs after their long day foraging for food in icy Bass Strait. |
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You must do this to leave your igloo, waddle around or to save your changes. |
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Even in the heart of many major cities, half-tame Mallards waddle ashore from park lakes to take food from the hands of visitors. |
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To waddle into the fun, players select a penguin avatar then head off to explore, play games and interact through chat and post cards. |
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Single Player: Penguins looking to boogie can waddle over to the Night Club and bust some moves in the Dance Contest. |
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My sons are 11 and 6... I researched your site carefully and sat with him several times, watching him waddle around your site. |
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Now that the main character has a fat belly and can't do anything except waddle around buying baby clothes, the show is guaranteed to be non-stop action and drama. |
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On land, penguins waddle or toboggan, sliding propelled by feet or flippers. |
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The painful shock of receiving a dose of these quills causes an animal that touches it to recoil, allowing the porcupine time to waddle safely away. |
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The artists pored over hours of footage of Adelie penguins to recreate his waddle, dive and even the way his eyes open. |
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Their gait was distinctive — an almost bowlegged, gunslinger's waddle, a result, presumably, of the stuffed pouches and pockets that hung like saddlebags from their pants. |
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We will observe a waddle in the walk of the pregnant woman. |
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Day trip to Phillip Island to watch fairy penguins waddle home en masse. |
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But close up it is busy with the telltale trails of recent visitors: speechmark hoofprints of cattle and the flatfoot waddle of whooper swans, each webbed imprint as large as my palm. |
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Give it a push and it will waddle on its way. |
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Clashing capos Maroni and Falcone bring all-out war to the streets of Gotham in the first-season finale, unaware that it's all part of Penguin's scheme to create a power vacuum into which he can triumphantly waddle. |
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Jemima alighted rather heavily, and began to waddle about in search of a convenient dry nesting-place. She rather fancied a tree-stump amongst some tall fox-gloves. |
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They followed her at a rapid tiny waddle, crying queep-queep-queep. |
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