Once pursed, the entire seine then had to be hauled ashore by teams of men and horses. |
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I froze, my lips pursed above my drink, the mug tipped at a dangerously acute angle, not really believing what I was seeing. |
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Golota kept his lips pursed together like a baby refusing its rattle, the mouthpiece stayed out and the fight was over. |
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She slid under and looked at him winsomely, up through the water, lips pursed and cheeks blown full. |
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Ben knitted his eyebrows and pursed his lips, clearly revealing his concern. |
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I pursed my lips and thought as I seated myself on a stool by the breakfast bar. |
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A little boy is pictured with his hands raised high, eyes looking off camera, lips pursed pensively to show off his adorable chubby cheeks. |
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I pursed my lips together, willing myself not to babble on uselessly about what he'd been doing wrong. |
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The small pursed mouth was gracefully opened to shape surpassingly sweet words. |
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The nurse scanned through the information on her computer and pursed her lips as she read the list of patients. |
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Her lips were pursed and faint wrinkle lines could be made out around her eyes. |
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If someone has their arms crossed and their lips are pursed disapprovingly, it's a fairly safe bet they are on the defensive. |
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Her black-glossed lips were pursed into a pout as she pointed her pen to an empty page in front of her. |
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His aides, through pursed lips, maintained that the substance of the dossier remained valuable. |
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Sean's lips pursed and his hands tightened as he struggled to contain his composure. |
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Devon's jaw dropped slightly and then quickly pursed them together, forming a grim line. |
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There was a picture of him throwing the ball, his arm slung back and his lips slightly pursed. |
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Garner looks terribly serious, her plump lips pursed into a parody of determination. |
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Beetling brow, well defined nose, thin pursed lips and long ear lobes characterize the face. |
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To their credit, they told me what had happened when, with beetling eyebrows and pursed lips, I enquired. |
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I just pursed my lips and smiled superciliously ahead, hoping my contempt would irritate him further. |
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A giggle, more a hiccup in sound than anything, emerged from her pursed lips. |
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My mouth opened and snapped shut again, and I pursed my lips, glaring at him through narrow eyes. |
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Every sort of reef fish competed for meals, the oddest being the boxfish, trunkfish and filefish, all trying to feed through pursed lips. |
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He wouldn't wince, not even when you pursed your lips in a pose worthy of a centerfold. |
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Her mouth was pursed and her steely blue eyes registered every change in the ocean current. |
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Take their powdery beaks to the lilies, petals pursed, purpled and molded before they opened. |
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He held his head stiffly with his nose angled upward and his lips pursed with a superior, disdainful expression. |
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She pursed her pink, rosebud lips as her brown eyes landed on a fuzz of chestnut-brown hair, which belonged to an athletic looking young man. |
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The clan elder pursed his lips and stuck out his jaw and spent several seconds in Solomonic contemplation. |
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But when Matthew simply stood there unresponsively, she pursed her lips together and gently led him to the nearest chair. |
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The woman raised a lorgnette and appraised the muddied rugby shirt with pursed lips. |
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Here, you might sit on the terrace, sipping a Bellini, watching men in white suits and women with snaky hips and pursed lips. |
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She brushed a long auburn hair away from her face and pursed cherry red lips. |
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Sora pursed his lips in thought, tapping his mechanical pencil on the page. |
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She pursed her mouth, lipstick blearing like a squashed berry. |
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Claire pursed her perfectly glossed lips and considered me a moment. |
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Travolta plays Shapiro as an Easter Island head of fatuousness, with Spock eyebrows and pursed lips, trailing famous names like bread crumbs. |
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When the fish are surrounded, the bottom of the seine is drawn together or pursed, so that the fish are trapped and hauled aboard the boat. |
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This resulted in a large set of fish being tightly pursed in the seine for several hours. |
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The YFJ pursed its work in these fields by establishing close partnerships with both institutional stakeholders and the civil society. |
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This will be pursed by co financing actions in culture, health, social infrastructure and environment. |
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Her tiny rosebud of a mouth pursed worriedly, her brow creasing to match. |
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Shrill and mocking, the noise spurted from thousands of pursed lips. |
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Who was this girl with the pursed lips, perfect eyebrows, and a dry nosebleed? |
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Then how about your face, why is your mouth pursed up like that? |
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Keep doing pursed lips breathing until you are not short of breath. |
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Diaphragmatic respiration: put one hand on your abdomen, breathe in deeply such that you can feel your abdomen expand, then exhale through your mouth using the pursed lips technique. |
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For this second group of cases, aid expenditure cannot be taken as a proxy for measuring the environmental benefit as this benefit us pursed by the tax but not by the exemptions thereof. |
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The Cape Jedsue had started hauling in the seine with the net coming over the starboard roller to the power block, but was forced to stop, with the seine still pursed, due to a burst hydraulic hose. |
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Shows how to do pursed lip breathing and diaphragmatic breathing. |
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Slumped in his chair, lips pursed, the president could not have looked more sulky if he had tried. Between them, the two summits came up with some formalised ideas to make Mr Mugabe behave. |
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One has to wonder, for instance, why Konrad sits silently, lips pursed, while Henrik delivers what for all intents and purposes is one long speech and not a terribly scintillating one at that. |
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The initial meeting was made up of the usual strutting and pursed lips but curiosity soon got the better of all involved and they were soon touching and sniffing each other through the fence. |
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His batrachian lips pursed into a smile, and he dug again into the honey. |
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The serving Sister pursed up her lips to remind him of the cloistral rule, almost as if she wanted to prevent any conversation between him and the nun. |
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Absentmindedly, he pursed and unpursed his lips as if centering a berry. |
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