| She pulled away, recoiling suddenly as if she'd been stabbed with a cattle prod. |
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| Their censorship of foreign art films shows the party recoiling from foreign ideas that many of its members neither understand nor like. |
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| I like fancy custom grips on six-guns, however with the heavy recoiling single shot pistol, function is much more important than form. |
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| I let out a strangled gasp, recoiling from the corpse on the pyre as if its cold skin had burned my fingers. |
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| I have a face that only a mother could love, and even then she'd need a couple of strong wines to keep from recoiling in horror. |
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| That pollution is still causing major concern and, as two swimmers recoiling from their usual off-pier plunge reported, the sewage is openly visible at low water. |
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| Katniss walks through mountains of skeletons, at one point recoiling in horror as she inadvertently steps on a skull. |
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| The protection shield, 70 mm dia, made of plastic, serves 95015 as protection for the eyes against recoiling, sharp articles. |
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| My only problem with his entire process of execution is his violent follow-through, which concludes with a wicked bend of the elbow recoiling behind his ear. |
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| It describes it as local tribes recoiling against al-Qaeda-type militants in their midst. |
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| Labor savings from reducing or eliminating the need for recoiling or inspection lines. |
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| Quality inspectors can verify the quality of the entire coil just by reviewing the recorded coil image without costly recoiling operation. |
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| This wash coat, which protects the top side during recoiling, is compatible with the top coat but is thinner. |
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| Outside, someone is mowing the lawn, and the expectation that the noise will waken the corpse is so strong that he can't help recoiling. |
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| Their big sticking issue is with agricultural issues, but it's not a recoiling from the concept of having free trade agreements. |
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| After recoiling in horror when she realised it wasn't her boyfriend, she told the man to get out of her room and reported the matter to the police. |
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| Waiting or recoiling are futile attitudes that delay the fulfillment of the promises. |
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| I'm sure young people are recoiling in horror from the thought! |
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| What happens next still has me shuddering and recoiling with horror. |
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| And, in the face of this debacle, young people are recoiling. |
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| Only now is it recoiling in pain. This week French fishermen clogged up the port of Dunkirk and British lorry-drivers choked roads into London and Cardiff. |
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| When the gun was fired, the recoiling slide pulled the barrel back a short distance until the barrel was disengaged and returned to its forward position by a spring. |
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| The overall effect of the Sharpe decision by Mr. Justice Shaw in many cases had people absolutely recoiling in horror that this decision could have been produced by someone from the bench. |
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| An integrated centrifugal brake prevents the balancer from recoiling too quickly, which minimizes the risk of personal injury and material damage. |
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| Their accuracy left much to be desired, since each shot would send the gun recoiling back a metre or two and sometimes more, depending on ground conditions, which meant the gunners had to put it back in position and re-aim. |
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| However, the man who is now leading the Liberal Party said that on Charlie Rose on the same day that the whole world was recoiling in horror, regardless of one's political stripes, of what was happening at Abu Ghraib. |
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| Virtual recoiling through streaming video review of coils. |
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| Dry lubrication lines are typically attached to picklers so heat in the strip from pickling can be used to dry the film prior to recoiling. |
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| At the point where its shock has been the most violent the sea is driven back, and suddenly recoiling with redoubled force, causes the inundation. |
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