bogarted

Bush has continoulsy lied, cheated and bogarted his way through his terms.

Perino on McClellan 2008

As the Lakers and Celtics prepare to tip off in an actual playoff game Thursday night in Los Angeles, Mr. King has bogarted the hoop world's attention with a fountain-side gabfest with the most coveted headband in sports.

LeBron Tells Larry All Options Open 2010

Kerik bogarted about town as Rudy's “wingman”, covering for his peccadilloes, and racking up his own share while swaggering in bullet-headed glory as a brass-knuckled thug-cum-copper.

Archive 2008-01-01 2008

I don't know if I should be pissed that someone bogarted what I had written on an LJ entry, one which obviously is public, yet should still be considered proprietery due to the fact that I wrote it, andneed a username and password to make such an entry.

You have been quoted, but why? wendigomountain 2007

The bad news: they've bogarted the book ... both have read it, and I still haven't had my turn.

The Twilight Zone 2009

I hung around and stood real still while she pinned me up, and while Conan the adorable pooch bogarted my jacket and scarf.

Update Schmupdate spidersweb 2006

We bogarted a corner in the back, with padded benches and a couple of velvet pillows; it was out-of-the-way and we had to stand on tip-toes or crawl over tables to see the screen, but we managed.

When it went down 2008

If you were publishing a story about a certain blogging conference in the New York Times, and wanted an eye-catching photo to complement that story, the image of a heart-clenchingly adorable infant draped over his mother's back as she bogarted a microphone at one of the sessions is far more arresting than the front view of said mother bogarting said microphone, no question.

In Which My Son - Clenching My Heart In His Little Fist - Eclipses Me Utterly 2008

Yep, and once again black women are left to bring up the rear, eating the dust of the patriarchs, well intentioned and otherwise, who've bogarted the lead.

Jill Nelson: Black Women: First Dissed, Now Disappeared 2008

If you were publishing a story about a certain blogging conference in the New York Times, and wanted an eye-catching photo to complement that story, the image of a heart-clenchingly adorable infant draped over his mother's back as she bogarted a microphone at one of the sessions is far more arresting than the front view of said mother bogarting said microphone, no question.

Archive 2008-07-27 2008