Usar "loitering" en una oración

1. fragments of urgency found loitering by the inglenook

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2. He seemed to be pointing at someone who was loitering at the railing on the floor above

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3. Some of the loitering soldiers did not bother to DRAFTChapter 16 387

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4. She seemed uneasy with him standing there loitering in the hallway

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5. Of course, someone ambling into the fish cannery would find the printing press loitering in the corner a tad odd

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6. Many soldiers and some Polish civilians were loitering around and were there primarily to loot

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7. There were no loitering pedestrians or parked automobiles with their front seats occupied

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8. on with pasted torsos, grappling arms and twining tongues, loitering with the actual "in"

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9. loitering on the top of a hill

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10. All these, with loitering feet and sad head bar'd,

11. the wind carried off the loitering disdain

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12. "Private, why are you loitering out here?"

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13. “Well Gomes, you better get going before we give you a ticket for loitering with intent

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14. The smell of charring meat was overpowering and Elise was determined not to let Can Martin see the stringy vomitus loitering in the corners of her mouth

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15. this afternoon, loitering around the

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16. corner of the street a white male is loitering

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17. No loitering in the cow shed after the milking, come inside and we will have hot chocolate before bed

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18. loitering and bumming around nearby

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19. Collins spent the rest of the day loitering and listening to the conversation between Amy and David, as they went over the attack

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20. in a loitering pattern over, and around us – on call, waiting for our instructions

21. She spotted three goons straight away, loitering around the entrance of the laboratory

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22. Police everywhere! Each exit was manned by a an officer in uniform with a servile police dog at his heel and throughout the vast reception area could be seen the conspicuous blue shapes of lawmen, standing, loitering, watchful, intent on what?

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23. loitering against the fence outside the house when he arrived, whom he acknowledged with a nod

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24. A member of the press, here in his office, unannounced? Today, of all days? Had she already seen the students, loitering by the lake and not in their classes? Had she 73

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25. I checked every on sailing and anchored shikara boats for long hours, loitering at the Dal Lake

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26. loitering in the middle of the parking lot, watching us—watching

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27. Especially by my loitering in the parking lot and acting rather strangely

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28. I wasn’t with him, but it seems there was a terrible row, and eventually the Minister called for help from the band of ‘war veterans’, who were always loitering nearby

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29. loitering at a restaurant downtown

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30. Food strolling vendors that were continually pacing, as per city ordinance against loitering and having a stationary food stand without license and permit, in front of G2G's favorite organic restaurant chain, Eat at Me and Live Forever

31. One also has to be alert and bring what is necessary like an umbrella or plan your way out that is not filled with loitering cats or dogs

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32. “More to the point, I wonder if they’ve missed Fenton,” Abigail said, glancing at the serpentine creature loitering in the street

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33. gadabout, woman fond of loitering in the streets

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34. And loitering in a doorway,

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35. “I told you, no loitering on hospital premises

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36. Even the odd bouncing marsupial bashed its way through the undergrowth without noticing the two loitering men

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37. Miss Entwhistle walked home slowly, loitering at shop windows, staring at hats and blouses that she never saw, spinning out her walk to its utmost, trying to think

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38. A neighbour had seen a young lad with blond hair loitering around the area for hours last night

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39. He worked alone, but the head of security was always in the room, loitering out of line of sight, and the cameras watched too

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40. he was on his back as he was loitering under the English sun

41. Scout stringers had approached two of these men loitering

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42. I tried not to run past the few loitering students, but my legs were so strung with tension I could have sprinted all the way home without stopping

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43. Then the question that had been loitering with intent since I had first met her, voiced itself

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44. I had heard them, alone at the bedside, striking their boots with their riding-whips, and loitering up and down

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45. Behold the silvery river, in it the splashing horses loitering stop

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46. The dry-goods stores were not down among the counting-houses, banks, and wholesale warerooms, where gentlemen most do congregate, but Jo found herself in that part of the city before she did a single errand, loitering along as if waiting for someone, examining engineering instruments in one window and samples of wool in another, with most unfeminine interest, tumbling over barrels, being half-smothered by descending bales, and hustled unceremoniously by busy men who looked as if they wondered `how the deuce she got there'

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47. languid loitering powers, by just refreshing the smart of the yet recent

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48. in charge of the house, whilst we were loitering away the time, in

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49. As I was loitering along the High Street, looking in disconsolately at the shop windows, and thinking what I would buy if I were a gentleman, who should come out of the bookshop but Mr

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50. " There was a knot of three men and two women standing at a corner, and one of the women was crying on her dirty shawl, and the other comforted her by saying, as she pulled her own shawl over her shoulders, "Jaggers is for him, 'Melia, and what more could you have?" There was a red-eyed little Jew who came into the Close while I was loitering there, in company with a second little Jew whom he sent upon an errand; and while the messenger was gone, I remarked this Jew, who was of a highly excitable temperament, performing a jig of anxiety under a lamp-post and accompanying himself, in a kind of frenzy, with the words, "O Jaggerth, Jaggerth, Jaggerth! all otherth ith Cag-Maggerth, give me Jaggerth!" These testimonies to the popularity of my guardian made a deep impression on me, and I admired and wondered more than ever

51. Dilly Dedalus, loitering by the curbstone, heard the beats of the bell, the cries of the auctioneer within

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52. We loitered down to the Temple stairs, and stood loitering there, as if we were not quite decided to go upon the water at all

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53. But, what with loitering on the way to look at old objects and to think of old times, the day had quite declined when I came to the place

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54. They both looked around, but there was no one nearby except for the red-haired wedding guest, who was still loitering in the south transept

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55. I explained that it wasn’t really “lingering” so much as it was “loitering” and that I wanted it removed

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56. I wondered if you could file a restraining order against your gallbladder for loitering since it’s not wanted and it’s also trying to kill you

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57. As Bigwig loitering in the run and, as usual, set himself to act his part as convincingly as he could

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58. Barville, no stranger, by experience, to these situations, soon knew the pass I was brought to soon perceived my extreme disorder; in favour of which, removing the table out of the way, he began a prelude that flattered me with instant relief, to which I was not, however, so near as I imagined: for as he was unbuttoned to me, and tried to provoke and rouse to action his unactive torpid machine, he blushingly owned that no good was to be expected from it, unless I took it in hand to re-excite its languid loitering powers, by just refreshing the smart of the yet recent blood-raw cuts, seeing it could, no more than a boy's top, keep up without lashing

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59. Cole and Emily were gone out for the day, and only Louisa and I (not to mention the house-maid) were left in charge of the house, whilst we were loitering away the time, in looking through the shop windows, the son of a poor woman, who earned very hard bread indeed by mending of stockings, in a stall in the neighbourhood, offered us some nosegays, ranged round a small basket; by selling of which the poor boy eked out his mother's maintenance of them both:

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60. They found their bungalow locked, their luggage in the baggage room in the main building, and a few bulked-up security guards loitering near the front desk

61. As Samantha approached on foot, she saw them loitering around the front door, waiting impatiently for the legal clinic to open, and she instinctively knew who they were and what they wanted

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62. But then why every couple days did he find himself back in Hell’s Kitchen, at that bodega where he always got coffee—the one whose owner claimed there was no such person as Billy Three-Sticks? The man didn’t like him loitering, so Richard had started walking Claggart all the way up there as a cover

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63. Plus what did that even mean, loitering

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64. But she became conscious of the two strangers who suddenly paused as if to contemplate the Cleopatra, and, without looking at them, immediately turned away to join a maid-servant and courier who were loitering along the hall at a little distance off

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65. But I will never engage myself to one who has no manly independence, and who goes on loitering away his time on the chance that others will provide for him

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66. Treebeard might almost have been loitering about near the gates on purpose

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67. He said, “She’s got priors for possession, loitering, panhandling, all in the last two years

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68. Reporters from newspapers and TV stations were loitering everywhere outside Lorton

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69. “So you going to buy this CD, or you loitering?”

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70. I could see soldiers and police loitering in small groups

71. The villagers began to gather, loitering a moment in the vestibule to converse in whispers about the sad event

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72. ‘God, there should be laws against boys loitering in the round shade of their mas

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73. “ ‘No, no, we should have him loitering here always

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74. Each rounded lobe of the vegetable leaf, too, is a thick and now loitering drop, larger or smaller; the lobes are the fingers of the leaf; and as many lobes as it has, in so many directions it tends to flow, and more heat or other genial influences would have caused it to flow yet farther

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75. No loitering in the corridor

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76. Pass on! Pass on! No loitering in the corridor!

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77. After loitering a while longer, he brought us, nevertheless, a lunch-case; he placed a candle on the lunch-case, and shielded it from the wind with a sheet of paper

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78. That rascal will be loitering about for the next two hours now, I expect; he’ll go off somewhere else

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79. Why are your Ministers now loitering in foreign Courts? With a hope of accommodation, sir, I would send other Ministers there, and if they failed of immediate accommodation, would order them all home

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80. It is not the lights; it is not the brilliant hotels, and theaters, and restaurants, and shops, and tramcars, and hurrying cabs; it is not the music that floats out to you on the rippling surface of the town’s deep voice; it is not that voice itself, vibrating as it is with every emotion of the human heart, of pleasure, excitement, careless gayety, shame that has ceased to care, lust whispering its appeal, modesty’s shocked sigh, innocence’s happy prattle, kind laughter, friendly chat, unexpected hearty greetings; it is the vast, shifting, jostling, loitering, idle crowd, the multitude of a huge cosmopolitan city that is the spectacle, and that to a man who knows his town is more dramatic, and humorous, and pathetic, and fascinating than all the plays to which young ladies, and their papas, too, are hurrying, to thrill, and laugh, and cry over

81. A distant city and mountains fill up the background, and, on the extreme right of the near middle distance, flights of marble steps ascend to a grand doorway, where servants are seen loitering within easy call of their masters

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