When she'd lifted it up, just past her stomach, she went limp and fell back on to the bed. |
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For the first three quarters, the market remained limp because of the recession and war. |
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Punjabi's, where you'd get hearty khana at rock-bottom prices, was run by bewhiskered Sharma who had a limp and a military air. |
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These are ideas which are beautiful in theory but limp and bedraggled in practice. |
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As soon as he was safe from the sea's cold clutches, Arrigo covered his sister's limp form with his jacket, then collapsed beside her. |
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It was much larger than it had first appeared, and had dark red and blue feathers covering its limp body. |
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We cannot limp along with no policy, no one obeying the Deputy Prime Minister and a lack-lustre, do-nothing government with a lame-duck leader. |
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Milton stood at the window, hands clasped behind his back, his shoulder-length hair limp and lank. |
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But as we limp into the 21st century, that gender gap is rending the fabric of the entire African-American community. |
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He recalls how his body ached, his limbs went limp and he was too weak to walk. |
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If your massage is too limp, tell the masseur that you would like more pressure. |
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He has a slight limp due to a healed injury to a front foreleg, but that sure doesn't hinder him any! |
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Angela quickly recovered from her stumble, and began to limp while walking ahead of him, hoping he wouldn't notice. |
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Little do we know that at the top of the mountain he has bonked and is lying in the first-aid station, his body limp and shivering. |
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Soldiers silhouetted by a pink sunset watched their battle-worn vehicles limp back into camp. |
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All the punishment dished out meant only eight cars could limp out for the demolition derby in which Bill Bylett ground the opposition to a halt. |
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Eonsas was a big man, in at least his fiftieth turn, still strong but developing a pronounced limp on his left side. |
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The woman smiled and wandered in with the smallest hint of a limp, pushing a food cart. |
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Her body was limp and her head lolled back and forth in a disturbing manner. |
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The limp can be related to an injury or sometimes may occur for no apparent reason. |
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The person in the centre with the trilby is undoubtedly my grandfather Jack Caton, because of his pronounced limp. |
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He spent nearly a year in hospital in 1945 as a result of a leg wound and walked with a pronounced limp for the rest of his life. |
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He was gravely wounded in World War I, leaving him with a pronounced limp for the rest of his life. |
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Later, at the Croatia team base further down the mountain, she shuffles up the stairs ahead of me with a pronounced limp. |
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He was also wearing a pair of thin, silver-rimmed glasses and walks with a pronounced limp in his left leg. |
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He got up from his sitting position and, with a slight limp in his gait, he ran towards the battlefield. |
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There was a sudden sharp snap and he turned to see Thomas holding up a limp Bomani, the jaguar's head hanging just a little too loose for normal. |
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Earlier injuries would be crucial in identifying Uday, who was hit by 17 bullets in an assassination attempt in 1996 that left him with a limp. |
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Her skin was rosy from the sun's prolonged touch, and her short, feathery hair was limp. |
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William Gallas had to remain in the fray despite an injury that gave him an ever more pronounced limp. |
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They have a pitcher whose right leg is an inch shorter than his left leg, giving him a limp in his gait. |
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Suddenly, he had the urge to kiss her until she went soft and limp in his arms. |
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In a fashion shoot called Doll Drums, the model lies limp and stiff, draped over chairs as if she'd been thrown there by a petulant child. |
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I glanced sideways and verified that upon the nest of limp lettuce and soggy tomato resided no meatball pattie. |
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Avoid bunches that have thin, limp leaves that are pale-green or yellow or bunches with extremely large or blemished stalks. |
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Sarah screamed hysterically as she pulled on her mother's limp arm, covered with deep cuts and bloodstains. |
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However, as it only appeared in the left foot, it was probably just a local infection which may have caused the man to limp. |
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Forbes lifted the limp figure into his arms and placed him under the covers of the thick blankets. |
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I sat at the vanity table tugging a brush through my limp hair, to no avail. |
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What should have been a party ends up a limp loser that no amount of Spanish fly could enliven. |
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The shampoo cleanses fine hair with organic coconut and babassu oils and contains calendula, honey and marshmallow to give life to limp strands. |
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His foot and leg injury cause him to limp as he sprints toward Spike and spears him to the ground. |
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His arms lay limp across his bed as his contained tears spilled over the pillow. |
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Under five feet in height, maybe German or Swiss, an ordinary looking man about 20-25 years, he walked with a pronounced limp. |
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Elation was to glimpse limp prayer flags and rough cairns with goat horns that marked the pass. |
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The Parkville defence suffered an early loss when one of their most steady men in defence, David James had to limp off the field through injury. |
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But the play ultimately fails, stuck somewhere between limp satire and B-grade existentialism. |
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Zeke watched horrified, as Zhore went limp and his energy faded into nothingness. |
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She said in a slurred voice while she went limp in his arms, she energy spent. |
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His poor little eyes were nearly closed with styes and when I touched his cheeks, his flesh had the soft, limp feeling of malnutrition. |
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My prone body would lie limp, my mental faculties away with the fairies with no estimated time of return. |
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She laughed as she jammed a thumb into his carotid and he went limp in her hands. |
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A limp haze hung over the broad strath and the river, hugging the edge of the valley, was unusually pensive. |
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The field was strewn with limp male bodies and randomly scattered detached limbs. |
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The handshake was moist and limp, the type that made any soldier or field officer cringe. |
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Instead of wasting your time on this limp piece of celluloid, watch Aliens or the first Predator if you need a great action fix. |
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From the limp way they sat on his fork, though, the prawns looked overdone to me. |
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He raised his head slightly, his black hair limp across his cheekbones and the nape of his neck low. |
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Her cheeks were sunken and hollow, her body almost frail-looking, her hair limp and sticking to her face. |
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These tracks are produced with eclecticism and style, but through it all is the limp sameness of Merchant's voice. |
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Neighbours say he had a pronounced limp and had shaved his head while retaining his long beard. |
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He picked up Josie's limp body and hugged it to himself, she bled on him, but he didn't care. |
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Her skin was cold and clammy to the touch also as Rebecca held her tiny frail limp hand. |
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He watched her, wordlessly, using a carefully organized gait to hide the limp. |
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What they did find was a party leader in penitent mood who came not to put fire in bellies or cajole into action, but with a limp apology. |
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I gently brush a strand of limp hair from her now unfamiliar face, grown old and distant. |
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Her skin hung off her face in limp saggy folds, colorless and gray, like wet cement. |
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He had tiny, tiny little eyes, and pale colorless and limp hair, that was badly in need of a cutting. |
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Out of this, he has constructed a play with a rather limp beginning, a mildly interesting middle, and an indifferent conclusion. |
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So anyhow, after a day of being generally limp and lazy, I zizzed over to Mark's and we drove into London. |
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I watch her sifting plaster of Paris through her fingers as she sprinkles it slowly onto limp water. |
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Now in his fifties, and prone to limp if his arthritis was playing him up, he was grateful for the chance to end his working life here. |
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She turned to him, and her eyes were dull, her hair limp and lifeless, her lips as gray as the sky. |
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Muscles flexing, waiting, twitching, he has pounced on a starling, dispatched it with a single bite, and carried the limp lifeless thing away. |
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She looked like a limp doll, contorted and abused and violently flung aside. |
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The national dance of the Dominican Republic is the merengue, which features a stiff-legged step that is something like a limp. |
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Ritual possession may end abruptly when the possessed person becomes limp or falls with exhaustion. |
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He rested five feet away on a bench surrounding a stone fountain, a cigarette held limp within two fingers. |
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His limp cross was kicked towards the Leeds goal by Ian Harte and only a smart save by Nigel Martyn kept things equal. |
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Some of these are light in weight and can be used alone on hair that gets frizzy but becomes overly limp with more product. |
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They'll work hard to rebuild texture and add fullness to your limp strands. |
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With that, he grabbed a puff and began powdering his face with limp wrists. |
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Whenever he takes them out of their bag, they look all limp and tranked up. |
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He put her limp left arm across her body so that it wouldn't dangle loosely, harming the joint, and lifted her up. |
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He walked up until he was standing right in front of her, his dark shadow looming darkly over her limp form on the ground, cross-legged. |
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It was over as quickly as it had happened, leaving him feeling completely drained, his tightened muscles now limp and shivery and cold. |
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The limp body fell to the ground with a sickening thud, splattering blood all over the road. |
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Perhaps movie-makers see it as a prickly subject, limp as a film theme, a let-down for audiences. |
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The guard at the gate watched the decrepit old man limp along in the distance. |
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The older vampire's cold body was limp and pliant, and his head lolled to the side. |
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I pushed his nearly limp body up to a sitting position and got up from the couch. |
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Once the water was gurgling through the machine, Clara collapsed into a chair at the table out of breath and limp from the effort. |
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She had to limp through the final stages of the epic encounter, warding off cramp. |
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She called a gypsy cab, one that kept no records, and helped Todd limp down to the ground floor. |
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Through my defiance, and stupid ways, here was I in a duello, and my legs not come to their strength yet, and my arms as limp as a herring. |
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I climbed down from the tree and sat by the rod looking at the limp line running out over the blanket weed that enveloped this part of the lake. |
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The hair hung down, limp and draggled, or matted with dried blood where Hal's club had bruised him. |
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Her arm stayed where it was, hanging limp at her side as her head drooped again. |
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Drew was leaning on the balcony railing, wrapped up in a white bathrobe, with her black hair casually hung up in a limp ponytail. |
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The response from the central figure of the finely dressed crowd was a wheezy laugh followed by limp applause from his beringed fat hands. |
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Foster stared at her hand as if it was a snake, before she reluctantly took it in a limp handshake. |
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She had no energy left to direct Hawk and sat there limp and lifeless as a rag doll. |
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Too tired to argue, I hung like a limp rag doll to his arm as he half carried me effortlessly through a maze of corridors. |
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A limp handshake and a thank-you for rounding out the end of an otherwise mundane Sunday. |
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The most common blunders include being late for the interview, dirty finger nails, slouching in the seat and having a wet, limp handshake. |
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This production could have used more aggressive direction from Barbara Larose to spark the limp energy of the cast. |
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Besides, there was food right here, all he had to do was hypnotize her, or hit her with enough psychic energy to make her limp and unconscious. |
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If your entire body is achy, tired, and limp, you need to replenish your energies. |
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The girl's brown eyes looked coolly at her, taking Manda's hand in a limp handshake. |
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She offered a limp handshake, maintaining eye contact with the wall space just above my head. |
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A woman in her mid-fifties stood on a ladder organizing books on a top shelf, her stiff, dark hair long since made limp by the humidity. |
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Survivors, alone or in pairs, carried away limp victims covered with blood and sand. |
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Aaron's body went limp for a second, blood covering his mouth, then broke into spasms. |
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Raven watched as a limp arm was slid through the biggest of the board cracks to hang there like a piece of meat before him. |
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Pramoto, a man with a soft face and a limp cigarette, lay sprawled on a rickshaw seat. |
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Under his increasingly limp fingers, the antennae stiffened, then pulled back, away from his head. |
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He threw Annabelle's limp body over his shoulder with sheer brute strength, and then proceeded into the dark room. |
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Smith, who walks with a limp and is covered with lesions, says the prison warden and another official threatened him. |
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Dosed with morphine and visibly in pain, Edwards was able to give only a limp smile and a thumbs up. |
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The fries were hot but much too salty, and the tossed salad accompanying the Philly was brown and limp. |
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The second is the silent tears in the eyes of the parents as they watch their limp and wasted children. |
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Tugging her limp hair, and leaning forward to inspect the unbecoming bags under her eyes, she sighed. |
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Other countries have survived limp, weakish buffoons in power and have recovered in the next regime. |
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Her body was limp and lifeless and her heavy dress was weighted down by the water. |
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They stared at the cute child, who held a limp rag doll dangling from her hand. |
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I could say that the effect of the dream was to leave me feeling limp and ragged all day since. |
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You want to limp and fold, while they limp and call your raises when you are in position. |
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Who knows whether Manning will wake up daily with a burning neck, or whether Brady will be walking with a limp? |
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Once your plant has gotten to the point of being limp, leathery, and wrinkled, reviving the plant is usually a long process and often unsuccessful. |
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A lifeguard, followed by Adair, came running to help laying Azara's limp body on the soft white sand and started the pouring oxygen back into her lungs and resuscitating her. |
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I soon found out how difficult it would be to limp the aircraft home. |
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The newsreader forced a glassy smile and essayed a limp defence. |
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At the top of the well hung a limp brown rope covered in damp mildew. |
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Spinning around, she jabbed the hilt of her dagger into the stomach of the assassin, causing him to blench, his body going limp as he fell to the floor, unconscious. |
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On the coffee table sat a plate of crackers with a limp fan of cheese. |
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And of course the sky's the limit if you prioritise, go for it, ignore those who beaver away, put in the hours, take few holidays, limp home injured but uncomplaining. |
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They've toured with both The Strokes and The Dandy Warhols, but don't let that fool you into thinking they're into sharp image-manipulation or limp boho affectation. |
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I wiped me fingers gently down the rabbit's flank, then, shutting my eyes, I slid my hand beneath its limp head like a kitchen slice scooping up a burst pasty. |
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Sadly, Mutu ends a sparkling counter-attack with a limp shot. |
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For one precious moment the air filled with dragonfly hatchlings, their limp wings stiffening in the sun, performing aerobatic exercises before migrating down to the river. |
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There was no way we could carry on, no choice but to limp homewards. |
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Though their musical palette contained more folky honky-tonk than their peers', it was difficult to get excited about their jaunty-yet-dull strums and limp ballads. |
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From early spring to late fall, he will leave his apartment, limp across the street and coax whoever is willing to play patty-cake with him until the bus arrives. |
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The limp untheatricality and stale visual aesthetic of the production are feeble responses to the elemental power and ecstatic lyricism of Wagner's score. |
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Doctors said she probably died at the point of going limp in the pool. |
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The cracker fell apart and just hung there all limp in my hand. |
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I am limp in the power of the current that tugs beneath the waves. |
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His hair was limp and unruly, his once cheerful blue eyes were cold and distant, and he was gaunt and tired-looking from the burden he now had to carry. |
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These limp fashion disasters are surely worn by the same people who in six months time will be strutting down the beaches of Ibiza parading the latest designer gear. |
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His body was limp in her arms and his eyes were glassy and lifeless. |
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The wardrobe and dressing table were dustless, the carpet on the floor was soft and a rich red colour, the light purple silk drapes hung limp on the windows. |
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But once I loved the nightlife, and I was recently lured back by the offer of limp cocktails, dry ice and a chance to see how the young folks are doing it. |
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The compact cat made one short, inconceivably fast motion, and the overbearing ferret jerked backward then collapsed to the pavement in a limp heap. |
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A police spokesman said the fake notes can be identified by their feel, as they will appear limp, waxy or shiny, unlike regular notes, which should be crisp. |
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She fell down and went completely limp with pain and exhaustion. |
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He began to feel very woozy and weak and eventually went limp. |
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It's not until you limp into your 70s that people in their 40s look too young to vote, and college cheerleaders closely resemble Yorkshire terriers. |
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They trailed in limp defeat, their once proud banners torn from the bosom of the sky, and bedecked with many minute rents and holes within their pale canvass. |
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Jason finally gets onto one foot and begins to limp with the other one. |
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Testimony to the battering that his body took from falls are metal pins inserted in both arms, plates and screws holding his legs together, and a pronounced limp. |
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He walked to the sink with a slight limp from a battle injury he'd gotten years before either of his children had come to him, from nature or from science. |
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It didn't seem like a very big deal at the time, and in fact I had all but forgotten about it until I woke up this morning with a pronounced limp. |
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Janet's memories of her father are all of a man with a limp. |
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Dori's body stiffened, and then she went limp, slumping to the floor. |
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The cover of the tank opened, and Kompuu's limp body fell out. |
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He wanted her limp body curled around a soft teddy bear now. |
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Her opposite hand shaking, she put it around the limp wrist. |
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Still feeling sick, he was completely limp without any energy. |
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Each character is hideously depicted via limp dialogue, grating accents, silly lisps, unnatural body movements, and an overall disagreeable personality. |
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He was a sickly grey color, his glasses were slightly askew, his hair was limp as if he hadn't even bothered with it that morning, and his coat and pants were rumpled. |
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He extends a limp hand, smiles tepidly, and says something polite. |
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Other foods that came canned, including more limp, insipid vegetables, overly syrupy fruits, and sloppy stews were equally gross. |
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Following surgery, months of intensive care, and a lengthy rehabilitation, he was able to walk again, but with a permanent limp. |
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A searing flame attacked his nerves as his arm went limp at his side. |
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Its limp, still-soft wings of cream and various browns, with touches of pink, were folded over its thorax and abdomen, which were covered with a light down. |
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The thick fillet, sprawled on a banana leaf like a centrefold, was served sprinkled with the odd caper, like little khaki army helmets camouflaged under a limp coriander net. |
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Mr Cobb was told that three-year-old Jenny had broken a joint in her right back leg, which had mended but not been set properly, and as a result she had a limp. |
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To compound it, Rice then treats her limp form with what appears to be cold contempt. |
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Back in the day, a show could limp along for a season or two before finding its voice. |
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The guinea hen, so nearly exsiccated a few days earlier, dangles limp once again, as wet as if it had been freshly slaughtered. |
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He had always trusted Lucian for the cunninger insight and did it now though Lucian lay in the bishop's arms limp and senseless. |
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And chide the cripple tardy-gaited night, who, like a foul and ugly witch, doth limp so tediously away. |
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Going limp and lying still works well for many animals, but a few species deserve Academy Awards for their death-feigning skills. |
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Counsellor Steve Carell recharges their limp relationship in kind of comical Hope Floaty fashion. |
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Another heart-framed photo documenting a bouquet of limp daisies is foregrounded in Fantasie. |
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Stein leapt from his seat and hirpled with that distintive limp faster than I had ever seen him in pursuit of his little red-haired winger. |
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Clean-shaven and balding, Saleem is in his forties and walks with a limp. |
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While the other heirs of King David hurry across the platea with their impressive yards firmly in hand, Joseph lies limp as a worm. |
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Simply run some OSiS SoftN' Straight through limp locks, brush through and secure at the nape of the neck with a sparkly diamante hair band. |
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You cannot kneecap a statistic, though you can sometimes make it limp. |
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It instantly texturised my limp locks into subtle waves without weighing my hair down. |
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Make sure there is volume at the top, otherwise it will end up looking flat and limp, so do some gentle backcombing if necessary. |
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A transfer-matrix approach for estimating the characteristic impedance and wave numbers of limp and rigid porous materials. |
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With her aching back and pronounced limp, she was feeling particularly seedy today. |
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He had a round head as bare as a knee, a corpse's button nose, and very white, very limp, very damp hands adorned with rutilant gems. |
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However, over the next four days the ship managed to limp along, searching for safety. |
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Our car broke down and we didn't have any tools but Jim MacGyvered it with some toenail clippers and we were able to limp to the service station. |
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He languidly waved his limp wrist, glad to see us, but not wanting to expend the energy to let us know that. |
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All these characteristics are repeated by Shakespeare, who portrays him as having a hunch, a limp and a withered arm. |
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For the limp movie, Matthau and Jack Lemmon did little to enliven their respective disagreeability. |
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If an army marches on its stomach, the ones on his patch are marching on limp sandwiches worse than those you'd find at the grottiest of service stations. |
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When Jones's limp arm left the German's shot in the six-yard area, Owen only had to show a fraction of his sharpness to outspeed the Southampton defence. |
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Ever the pedestrian, Jason shoegazes to the side of his rhythm section, his body limp against a guitar and greased locks flowing down over his arched brow. |
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I went creatively limp for a while and spent a year doing very little except being online, writing the occasional piece of Lost fanfic and talking to people. |
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Make sure there is volume at the top with a touch of backcombing, otherwise it will end up looking flat and limp, so do some gentle backcombing if necessary. |
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Serving in Morocco, he was wounded, resulting in a permanent limp. |
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After shouting me a plate of noodles and limp vegetables, he helped me change money by introducing me to the stallholder who offered the best exchange rates. |
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Now and anon a little puff of breeze caught the foresail and bellied it out for a moment, only to let it flap back against the mast, limp and slack, once more. |
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As a result of his early polio infection, Scott had a pronounced limp. |
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Only in a world where Limp Bizkit pass for metal could this Tiffany retread ever be mistaken for punk, or punkish, or punkette. |
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The 1990s have seen rock bands like Sublime and Limp Bizkit incorporate hip hop's lingo, vocal style, and the art of sampling into their music. |
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The charts now featured the likes of Limp Bizkit, a rap-metal band whose misogyny was so overt as to be comical. |
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Limp Handshakes annoy me intensely, I don't care who it's from. |
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Limp and trembling, she clung to my neck as we sprinted past the beachhead fray. |
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Jeff Killed John's music followed the nu metal trend set by bands such as Korn and Limp Bizkit. |
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For millions of parents who wouldn't know Limp Bizkit from a Meat Puppet, holiday shopping for music-loving children can be a daunting task. |
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They have been compared to bands such as Linkin Park, Limp Bizkit, Hoobastank and Incubus. |
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By early 2003, the movement's popularity was on the wane, though several nu metal acts such as Korn or Limp Bizkit retained substantial followings. |
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Limp has highlighted that the Kindle e-reader also faced poor response at the beginning and it is only after rolling out several iterations, it gained popularity. |
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