Everyone else was spread out in a circular patter, behind some kind of cover, covering the rest of us while our weapons were limbered. |
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So, having limbered up by practising on a copy of the García Martínez painting, she set to work. |
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Big Uncle stretched and limbered up his neck, and then he drew the bow, bending the ox horn nearly back on itself against the nocked arrow. |
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First, Murray limbered up his arms and shoulders with a stretch cord, another man gripping one end while Murray pulled and twisted. |
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Millwall limbered up for next Saturday's FA Cup semi-final against Wigan with a 1-1 drat at Birmingham City. |
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By the third backbend, she was all limbered up, ready for the handspring. |
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Two chocolate martinis later, and I was limbered up to shake my thing. |
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All limbered up and ready for the weekend? |
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Spencer's gun was toast so he and some of his crew limbered up and went to the light aid detachment and from there would be directed where to get another gun and limber. |
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The ISC, which offers grants to assist sporting talent, has already asked disgraced runner Catchall Limbered to pay back funds he was awarded. |
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