California beach setting for "Two and a Half Men"

Usage examples of malibu.

The word is that the Batman and Malibu were out of sight when they went in.

Would there be a rescue effort, he wondered, or were Batman and Malibu going to be left on their own?

But as Batman stepped back into the filtered green light of the jungle floor, he saw the armed Karens gathering outside and knew that he and Malibu had very little choice in the matter.

CAG had said there would be no SAR flights off the Jefferson, that the Thais were insisting on handling the search for Batman and Malibu themselves.

CAG had mentioned that Batman and Malibu might have gone down on the Burmese side of the line.

From time to time the way grew too steep for the litter bearers, however, and Malibu had to get off and walk, helped along by Batman and one of the Karen boys.

If Malibu had been able to travel freely on foot, Batman would have urged an immediate escape.

Leaving Malibu and the soldier called Van, Batman allowed the girl to lead him farther along the path.

The final climb left Batman breathless, and it was so steep that Malibu had to get off his stretcher and hobble along supported by two of the camo-clad natives.

Within an hour, Batman and Malibu were in the back of a jeep, bouncing down the dirt road toward the town of Chiang Dao, where a government station had been established to assist the hill tribes living on the slopes of the surrounding mountains.

Not going in to rescue Batman and Malibu the week before had been such a decision, one forced on him by the politics of the situation.

He was ashamed of himself for snapping at Malibu, but the pressure was on for some high performance.

Batman Wayne and Malibu Blake burst from the open doorway, still wearing their flight suits and carrying their helmets.

Batman exulted as orange flame blossomed in the distance and Malibu abruptly lost the tracking lock on the AWG-9.

He could hear Malibu in the backseat reciting the litany of an aircraft in distress.