All set a perfect mood for relaxing the strained sinews and harassed souls. |
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It is the theme that lends strength to the sheer ingenuity of SF, sinews to mere fancy. |
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By opening ourselves to the presence of the Spirit, we can receive the sinews of divine strength, enabling us to move in his power. |
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This diversified, far flung structure didn't have the management sinews in place to enable it to run normally. |
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The painting of the sixth stage captures the network of sinews and muscles that appear under the parched skin. |
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She was tall, but, unlike Solange, she was composed less of sinews and bone, but rather of elegantly-developed womanly curves. |
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Again, there was no grandstanding, no implication that the nation needed to have its resolve stiffened or its sinews strengthened. |
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Of course, finding the sinews to knit together your comedy muscles can be tricky. |
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If a truck or a tank should appear, I am mushed with all sinews and bones irretrievably crushed. |
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I turned into a tiger and roared, feeling the sinews under my skin tighten, and my adopted whiskers bristle. |
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Surely he's made of rubber and elastic, rather than skin and bone, muscles and sinews. |
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They control the sinews, and their health is reflected in the finger and toe nails. |
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The treatment of the musculature is sensitive, with veins, sinews, and tendons clearly depicted. |
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Sheep were kept for their wool and meat, cows for their milk, sinews and hides. |
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I could hear the scraping of bone against bone, the snapping of tendons and sinews as they parted and tore, making way for what would come. |
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The sinews were made on the bones and the flesh grew back, and they were covered with skin. |
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It has access, through its member-states, to the sinews of war in abundance, from nuclear and conventional weapons to massive forces on land, at sea, and in the air. |
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As the fitful breeze swept through their thewless sinews they emitted doleful tones, like the howling of the storm in the rigging of a vessel at sea. |
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The sinews tauten a lot, but not to the extent of rendering the suspension redundant. |
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Most carnivores have carnassial, or shearing, teeth that function in slicing meat and cutting tough sinews. |
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This spot is where the last sinews on James Byrd's neck tore loose and his head the face already shredded on the tarmac bounced off into a ditch. |
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But ultimately, just as with roads, bridges, airports, and air corridors, the vital sinews of the modern economy are a public charge. |
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In adopting resolutions, our aim should be to stiffen the sinews of these very people who are fighting for freedom, democracy and development. |
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Sourav's men may have faltered at the World Cup finals but camps like these do hint at a team that is busy broadening its vision and strengthening its sinews. |
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In addition to these two main areas of concern, I would also mention investments: in our business, investments are the sinews of war. |
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For a second consecutive year, Julie Hamel invites you to explore the sinews of spoken word and poetry. |
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I remembered his unflawed skin, the clean grace of his bones and sinews. |
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Whether in a referendum or an election, money is said to be the sinews of war. |
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Then I realized that any of the the various small stories of treachery and betrayal I had encountered could form the thews and sinews of a mystery novel. |
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When Arthur comes in from work in his bib and brace, his sleeves are rolled up above his elbows, and I see the inside of his arms, the sinews and knotty veins. |
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Joy surged through his blood, through his sinews, through his bones. |
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This Orisha indicates medicines which tone the tendons and sinews. |
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The sinews and muscles of the jet black steeds bulged and rippled as they trotted the coach around so that it pointed properly down the Beget Road. |
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He attacks his mic, neck sinews straining to burst under a cruel pudding-basin of jet black hair. |
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Buy or sell the hides, hooves, dewclaws, sinews or capes of deer, elk and antelope. |
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The meat filling is free of cavities, sinews or fasciae. |
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Then Louis' horn rose in harsh, elated notes, phrases he'd invented on riverboats and ratty blues tonks, using all the sinews of his face and muscle of his tongue. |
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We simply cannot ignore the possibility of major disruptions to the lives of Canadians and to the flows of trade and investment that are the sinews of our economy. |
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According to our current level of knowledge, joints, sinews and muscles can be so badly damaged by fast, short and daily repetitive movements that these are insufficiently regenerated at night or when not at work. |
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Stage IV means loss of all skin layers including extensive damage, tissue necrosis or damage to muscles, bones or supporting structures like sinews or joint capsules. |
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It has to be recognised that here too, money is the sinews of war. |
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During an election period, money, as we know, is the sinews of war. |
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Taxes may be the sinews of the state, as Cicero said, but there are bounds, all governments have found, to the supply of medicine that builds the brawn of the state. |
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Its muscular jaws, wide gape, and long canine teeth are designed for clamping down and holding onto prey larger than itself, and its teeth are specially adapted for cutting meat and sinews. |
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The bodies of men, munition, and money, may justly be called the sinews of war. |
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Should England be fated to play France in the latter stages of the current Rugby World Cup, what better galvaniser to stiffen the sinews than the Bard's most patriotic play? |
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