As I stood in the queue, I observed the dishes of sandwich fillings resting limply behind the glass counter. |
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They punch so limply as an attacking force, though, that falling behind to superior opposition leaves them chasing an irretrievable cause. |
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I felt him press his lips to the crown of my head, and in an instant, I fell into a dreamless trance, resting limply in his arms. |
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Dicena had cried herself out and draped herself on her mother's shoulders, arms limply dangling down Debra's back. |
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Feeling less self-conscious he stood up and ambled jadedly towards Finn, placing his hands limply around her shoulders. |
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On examination, the arm is held limply with the elbow extended and wrist pronated, and the child resists attempted supination of the arm. |
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During these first few minutes of the dance, he had been letting his arms hang limply at his sides. |
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They roll him over on his side and his arm flaps limply over the side of the gurney. |
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Her hair was pinned in yesterday's curlers and her bathrobe hung limply around her, like a dirty gown. |
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I let my hands drop limply into my lap and felt the fridge-cool cork against the back of my ear and then a sudden jab of pain. |
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She turned around, face streaked with grime and hair dangling limply from beneath the kerchief, brandishing the duster. |
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One arm hung limply at her side while the other rested on the hilt of her sword. |
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She also heard his deeply agonized, breathless cry as he collapsed limply to the floor. |
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Above the store's signboard, drying shirts hang limply from the window grill. |
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One looked about four and was lying limply in his mothers' arms, all feverish and cranky. |
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The way she hung limply in her fathers arms made him believe she was already dead. |
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There are few visual images more saddening than a flag, limply draped at half-mast. |
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Her still damp auburn hair hung limply in ringlets, brushing her bare shoulders. |
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Her hands fell limply into her lap and the drawing pad slipped to the floor, sheets of paper spilling out around her feet. |
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The little girl slumped limply out of his arms and fell fast asleep, her arms wrapped around her baby brother. |
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Puzzled, Preter hesitantly did as he was told and slumped limply to the ground. |
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He saw the deer hurled into the air, its willowy body limply somersaulting like a stuffed toy. |
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The steak arrived in a bowl of Scottish stovies, which were navvie-pleasingly hearty but limply flavoured. |
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As the dancers broke through like butterflies from a chrysalis, the fabric hung from them limply, like some remnant of an earlier life stage. |
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Things are going smoothly, life is evolving limply, we're swimming in calm waters, then suddenly along comes the splinter, or cramp. |
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I shook my head, turning away from the body that she held limply. |
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She had tousled blonde hair that hung limply around her shoulders. |
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Dark, gnarled hands hung limply from the sleeves of the robe, but no face appeared within the raised hood. |
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Having stretched out limply on the couch beckoning for hot water bottles and wishing for my mama, however, made me think about the different types of sickies there are. |
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His left leg was extended straight, spread across the length of the table, while his right leg hung limply off the side, his foot slowly brushing across the floor. |
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Many of those left behind lay sprawled motionless on blankets or slumped limply in their folding chairs. |
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I let out a sigh and followed her up, my arms hanging limply at my sides. |
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They tried lantana, a perennial whose flowers smell, rather limply, of banana and passion fruit. |
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Another agent was sprawled limply by the auditorium door, and Bill, his lantern jaw outthrust, was grimly holding off the three attackers with his revolver. |
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Vivienne struggled for an answer, feeling sweat bead along her nape and along her forehead, where her dark hair was already hanging limply from her shower. |
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Fluff stuck to her hands, the ducks' long necks hung limply over the edge of the bowl. |
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His tail drooped limply and she noticed that though he usually looked quite joyful and energetic, it now seemed that almost all his energy had run out. |
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His face was partially obscured by a bandana and a baseball cap, from beneath which his long ponytail hung limply. |
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He bunches himself up tightly, one leg entwined over the other, with the crossed leg dangling, limply, languorously. |
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She casts an arm out limply, and the blue bandanna flutters up like a distant flag of truce. |
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Her long brown hair seemed lifeless, hanging limply down her back. |
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Skeletal figures, too weak to move, wait limply for help. |
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Will he actually manage rather than limply monitor his responsibility? |
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He swayed, poking the air limply with an uncertain forefinger. |
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Meanwhile, two weeks ago in the capital, the country's leading anti-corruption journalist was assassinated by gunmen on motorbikes, a crime the government limply condemned. |
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The terrorist, as he called himself, was old and bald, with a narrow, snow-white wisp of a goatee hanging limply from his chin. |
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They're grubbier and stubblier too, in T-shirts that hang limply, thanks to a five-day head start of water, sweat, and grit. |
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The pay phone on the corner has been vandalized, and its metal cord hangs limply down, receiverless. |
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His limbs hung limply, and that white sneakerless sock was like a finger pointing straight at the heavens. |
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Limb hangs limply at side, rotated medially. |
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I don't think it is limply libertarian or unambitiously pragmatic to question whether a Europe free from prostitution is feasible, or even desirable. |
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A rain-drenched saltire hung limply on a flagpost in the backcourt. |
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When I finally made it to the carriage where the rest of the band were sitting, there were just the remains of the cut chain hanging limply at my side. |
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His struggle to stop the accounting firms from offering consulting services to audit clients, for example, ended rather limply in a requirement for disclosure rather than a ban. |
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