| It also forces a lot of tight fisted bosses to splash out on suitable safety equipment and review their safety procedures for fear of being sued. |
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| He received a pass from a quickly-taken free and fisted the ball over the bar. |
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| I probably had a goal chance in the first half but I didn't have much room and I probably should have fisted it over the bar. |
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| She clenched her jaw, fisted her hands, and walked confidently, almost defiantly, to the bottom step. |
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| When he reached out to take her hand, she cringed away from him and fisted her skirt. |
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| The Drogheda man could not put two punches together as his eager opponent came forward, crowded him and pounded him with two fisted combinations. |
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| The blue-haired girl fisted her hands in her new navy Kangui gloves which had small metal studs on the knuckles. |
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| His surface-to-air screamer from about 10 yards was fisted clear by the goalkeeper. |
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| As an afterthought that killer might yet lurk near, I unholstered the.44 and fisted it like a tomahawk. |
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| Daisy fisted the front of my shirt for a moment, balling it in anger. |
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| As Rathnew keeper Ken Quirke raced out to close down Mernagh the wing forward fisted a pass to Gill and with only a defender on the line the full forward blasted over the bar. |
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| Just seconds into the second half, Emmet Doherty fisted on a delivery from outfield into the path of Jacko Kiely and his brilliantly taken angled shot billowed the net. |
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| Another example of abusive language is the use of the word 'Jew' to accuse someone of being tight fisted. |
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| Grain farmers and Canada's grain companies have joined with the government's own experts in calling for the removal of the Canadian Wheat Board's iron fisted domination, yet the Liberals refuse to act. |
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| A massively built lumberjack with a broken arm says he broke it while getting fisted when the man he was fisting moved in the wrong direction. |
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| Beginning in childhood light sparkled and flowers fisted their beautiful contentions without choice, only pain and delightedness to make their silence sound. |
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