Street game

Usage examples of tag.

And always the encrypted bitstreams were tagging along in the flow of data, never a high density, just steady and shallow and uninterrupted.

Stammel gestured to Bosk, who came forward and took a handful of tags from the quartermaster.

An American general, though, would only wear a couple of his qualification badges, name and branch tags and a shoulder patch on a plain, if well pressed, digicam or BDU uniform.

He had probably made Madison go with him today to run the traps, and Doxy, obviously smitten with their guest, had tagged along.

Chaos was loudly surprised to see that the rabbit was still tagging along, and Fiddlesticks demanded explanations and fish in the same breath, while Jasmine pretended to find the whole affair boring beyond expression.

An unwilling Glick cursed aloud as he tagged along, fumbling through a terrified blow-by-blow commentary.

But to find Haggy a fellow captive, that meant that more than one bolt hole of the SunSpot had been tagged.

The tiny shapes of young kids were racing around it, playing tag and hopscotch, no doubt screeching and hollering their way through midmorning recess.

As Jarrock led the way into another room, servants promptly entered the one vacated to rearrange the various items and tag them with the names of the purchasers.

The doors to the other rooms were still open and the servants were busy tagging the various purchases according to the lists that Jarrock had given them.

She was a jawless woman with a green tag against a ribby chest and thin, black-dyed hair.

Which turned out to be a good thing as he tagged along behind an obviously indefatigable Simpson, Jere Haygood, and their local guide, Dietrich Schwanhausser.

He meditated a mighty draft: one hand was fumbling with his tags, while the other was extended in the act of grasping the jorum, when a knock on the portal, solemn and sonorous, arrested his fingers.

Their two small children, LaToya and Howard, were running around naked and firing Lazer Tag guns at each other.

Somewhere, he knew, crews were already on the move, locating old pits, roping safe trails, tagging ancient junk hidden by the tall brush for later removal.