prowls

In all of them, the camera prowls behind the characters, a seemingly objective witness.

Much like Grendel, the malevolent creature of ancient myth whose lineage traces back to the Biblical figure Cain, Trump prowls the political landscape tormented by a relentless hunger for power and dominance.

She growls and prowls toward a corner where a little rat squeaks wildly.

“We used to have multiple daily car prowls, and now, four of our five garages had no car prowls in the month of March,” Rivera said.

Other images have shown students clinging to the outside of the university wall, perched on a ledge high above ground as the gunman dressed all in black prowls above them, just metres away.