I am hunkering down for the next three weeks as I need to make my deadline. |
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He likes nothing better than locking arms, hooking thumbs and hunkering down for a quick grapple on a table. |
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Some people won't want to wait for the pieces to fall in place, but it's worth hunkering down for the pay-off. |
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Flash forward three years, and she is hunkering down over coffee to talk about her life and the theatre, once again. |
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Cutting back and hunkering down may get your business through the short-term crisis, but will not position you to be a leader in the future. |
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The move seemed to suggest that the notoriously combative mogul was hunkering down for a serious fight. |
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Just think of the memories they will have of that broomball tournament when they are hunkering down in Afghanistan. |
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But most banks are hunkering down for more misery, as defaults among consumers and companies spiral. |
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This fellow had sent his family off to a hotel and was hunkering down with a transistor radio, numerous candles and a wood stove. |
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Just about any way I hit an apex, the car reacts and readjusts itself, hunkering down its hindquarters and clinging to the asphalt. |
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Companies that are not facing collapse are just hunkering down and waiting out the storm. |
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He had a BA in philosophy, so he found work as a fry cook before hunkering down to adjudicate applications at the Passport Office for twenty-five years. |
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They have been hunkering down and they've reached a decision. |
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For now the family is hunkering down in privacy, but royal blood never stays settled for too long. |
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We do not believe that standing still and hunkering down while waiting for the storm to pass is the right approach to take in a market like this. |
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Corporate America seems to be hunkering down and curbing capital spending. |
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But most Baghdadis were hunkering down until it was safe to come out. |
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Instead there is a general hunkering down, a steadfast determination to continue the struggle against the Occupation regardless of how long it takes. |
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Nobody ever won a war by hunkering down and staying on the defensive. |
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Afghans were hunkering down, and several mentioned another civil war. |
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