| Within seconds he had climbed to the second storey, jimmied open a window, and disappeared inside. |
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| When she couldn't find the key in its normal hiding spot, she jimmied the lock and let herself in. |
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| This one was normal, she'd have no trouble with that one, she'd jimmied locks before, she could do it again. |
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| Apparently, he jimmied open a window in the rear of the house and came in through the kitchen. |
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| And although the cash register had been jimmied, her purse and a bank bag lay next to her. |
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| After she jimmied her way inside, she punched the pulpit and made blasphemous gestures to the icons. |
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| He jimmied his way into a back office by way of a rear staircase, getting past the cheap lock. |
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| He went into the kitchen, retrieved a steak knife and jimmied open the door. |
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| In a second he'd jimmied the lock open for me with the tip of the blade. |
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| These are not the standard jazz quotations, jimmied into a solo, but ideas weighed, rejected, and alchemized. |
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| He took a rubber band off the top of one of them, removed a piece of plastic wrap, and, with a knife, jimmied out a disk of wax. |
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| He offered to pay for the doors and locks he'd jimmied. |
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| Moreover, the woman in 12-A has had a bee in her bonnet about me ever since I, Debby, while, O. K., yes, a tiny bit drunk, mistook her door for Todd Niesle's late one night and jimmied it open. |
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