The ship was hove to and the men in charge of patching were swung over in rope slings. |
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On the one hand, you're a bold and fearless maven of modern times, but on the other, slings and arrows hurt! |
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He is a man possessed by his calling, a savant given to seeking refuge in his own mind from the slings and arrows of life in the 16th century. |
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But these days, there seems to be more mileage in bailing out, gracefully, if possible, and sparing yourself the media's slings and arrows. |
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But the pair suffered the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune with smiles and embraced each other warmly at the end of an epic contest. |
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This involves the mother in demand breastfeeding, sleeping with baby and carrying baby round in frontpacks or slings. |
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In the past, boys played games emphasizing leadership roles that involved bows and arrows, spears, and slings to teach marksmanship skills. |
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Baby slings are catching on in countries more used to pushchairs and prams, but are they safe? |
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A group of men and women advanced cautiously into the clearing, covering the wounded with their slings, blowpipes, and bows. |
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Sam Carradice and I set off to tackle this equipped with a bolting kit, 25 ft ladder, slings and rope. |
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Once upon a time we were still in love, sipping Singapore slings in the El Paso International Airport bar. |
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Premixed Singapore slings are served in a tacky glass with a cheapo straw and stirrer. |
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Marky Ramone fills in on drums and former Black Flag member Dez Cadena slings guitar. |
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On March 20 this year, using climbing slings, hooks and chains, he managed to perch on a ledge and unfurl a banner. |
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Gruelling training timetables included drills with javelins, slings, shields and 18-ft spears. |
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We will also include a selection of ranged weapons such as bows, crossbows and slings. |
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The length of the wires and height of the slings cannot be altered by the operation of the winding machinery contained in the vehicle. |
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Posting it would cost half as much again as its purchase price, so she casually slings it in her luggage. |
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He slings himself from the apron over the ropes right into a quebrada on his opponent. |
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He's got maybe six cams, a set of wires, a tri-cam or three, and eight or ten slings, none of which are used on the first pitch. |
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When used with mirrors glued with RTV, whiffletrees are simpler to build because they need no slings or edge supports. |
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If you're nostalgic for gin slings, parasols and fly whisks, the White House Rose Garden was the place to be last week. |
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One dancer slings his willowy partner over his back, mistimes the weight shift and staggers like a powerlifter pressing a half-ton barbell. |
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Men of the armies fought with double-edged swords, battle-axes, lances, slings, and weapons of archery. |
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I used to see baby slings all the time in Japan, years ago, but they faded away as too old fashioned. |
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The company makes cable-laid slings that can lift oil rig equipment of up 12,000 tonnes in weight. |
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All rigging gear, such as slings, shackles, spreaders, and hooks, must be rated for the load that is being lifted. |
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The early frondeurs used slings to shoot stones through the windows of government supporters. |
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The problem of having heavy melons hanging off the plants was solved by placing the watermelons in nylon slings with outside support. |
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Nefarious tactics such as keeping wet landing nets or weigh slings out of sight might come into play. |
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He slings his arms around my shoulder and squeezes my neck in what can easily be considered a chokehold. |
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It is even harder to escape their slings and arrows when strength is untempered by self-restraint. |
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But by the 1990s, I saw men proudly wearing their babies in slings, carrying diaper bags and using them with authority. |
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What is known is it was once considered a specific type of mixed drink among many others, including flips, crustas, swizzles and bittered slings. |
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So far my ship has successfully navigated the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune. |
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Skirmishers rarely had any armor protection, and the only weapons they carried were their bows, slings or javelins. |
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When we saw birds come, we would throw stones at them with our slings and they would fly away immediately. |
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He pushes Federer into the corner then comes into the net to force the cross courter, which Federer duly slings wide. |
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As with our slings, we would climb onto trees and play this instrument when we saw birds come. |
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You'll have lots of accessories from which the varicolored baby slings stand out. |
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The AmputeeSling can also be used to lift people who are not amputees but who have a tendency to slip out of other similar slings. |
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The trebuchet has a deadly technique: its slings are capable of catapulting the heaviest rocks onto its enemies. |
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In order to obtain a better-looking design on our slings with corduroy details, we have changed the colour of the material to a grey nuance. |
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These accessories include bipods, swivel and slings, gun cases, cleaning products, rangefinders, spotting scopes, knives, game calls, flashlights, gloves, hats, etc. |
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Mr Pritchard said his two injured colleagues were too badly hurt to be lifted by slings into the helicopter and had to remain on board for the rest of the journey. |
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Telescopes, gun-bags and slings are coveted air gun accessories. |
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No one rushes and there are cute slings and swivelling loaders to take the heavy lifting out of the work. |
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Chains and slings are subjected to work hardening or crystallization through continuous usage. |
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We also recommend Amputee Sling for patients who are not amputees, but who tend to slide out of similar types of slings. |
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Liko's slings for bath and shower are made from permeable plasticcoated net. |
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Its products include seat belts, slings, anchors for transport, safety harnesses and webbing for parachutes. |
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Despite all the slings and arrows fired at Norris over the summer, he continued to be the most popular candidate in all the opinion polls. |
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The slings and arrow of outrageous fortune are not to be borne, it would seem. |
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That is the slings and arrows of this place, Mr. Speaker, as you know full well having served here for so many years. |
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Chain slings with hook serve to connect the crane hook to the eyes of the load. |
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Stirrup slings were attached to each kayak for self rescue re-entry into the cockpit of the kayak, should it capsize. |
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And indeed, increasing numbers of parents in the Western world are taking their babies out of strollers and carrying them in slings. |
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Our plan consisted of anchoring metal slings in the many walls of the building and pulling on them. |
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Even beyond the slings and arrows aimed at them both in public life, these two women have a lot in common. |
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After a while we found the chains and clipped in with our slings. |
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We assembled all our available rope, slings, hangers and krabs in a large mound on the ground and set about the task of organizing it into a more useful form. |
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By the 14th century counterweighted trebuchets with slings to multiply the force with which the projectile was hurled had reached a high degree of sophistication. |
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She reminds me of when two cricket players admitted taking slings. |
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I can actually sleep in this chair if I want to, but now that Julienne has got the art of the hoist, she slings me in the hoist every night and takes me to bed. |
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Perhaps people just think that they have no control over the slings and arrows of outrageous economic effects so they're just going to take the goodies while they can. |
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In between, of course, came an arsenal of slings and arrows. |
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In the capital, clubbers drink Kabul slings and canned Russian beer. |
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Most of our slings are available in designs with reinforcements. |
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Many of the slings in our wide accessory range are available in fabrics especially adapted to pain-sensitive patients, either as standard products or in our custom ordering range. |
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We have a large assortment of slings especially developed for children. |
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Many are enjoying faster growth, lower inflation and better public finances. Higher reserves are an insurance policy against the slings and arrows of economic fortune. |
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A selection of slings of porterage and doors baby. |
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The center is a combination of plywood and solid wood varies types of wood interlays with timbering and decorative slings crosswise laminate in different colors. |
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Concerns about the safety of retropubic midurethral slings have been prompted by a growing number of case reports of complications, including injury to the bowel, major vessels, and bladder, and urethral perforation. |
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They have neither bows nor slings, no missile weapons except the double edged axe and the angon which they use most often. |
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Many common slings are also available with leg supports or strap loops padded with soft, synthetic sheepskin, which feels gentler against the body and skin. |
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In 2009, the number of hysterectomies performed by laparotomy remains much higher than the number performed by laparoscopy, and the number of urinary incontinence procedures using slings is lower than it should be. |
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Lassana Sidibé: We used to scare away bird pests with home-made slings. |
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We propose a rapid procedure with adapted cranes for each type of traffic, grabs from 3 to 15m3 according to the density of the products, with lifting beam being able to take 16 bigs bags of 1 T, and slings for loading wood. |
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This one's shape and size means it's useful for belaying and rappelling with the Munter hitch with single or double ropes, anchoring multiple ropes and slings and keeping the belay station organized. |
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Splints and slings, already described, are easily artificed out of small saplings or from stiff bark. |
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The unit is held in place by four slings and can be mounted contiguously. |
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Doug gave the ICE2001 team a short course on safe and efficient techniques for loading and unloading equipment in slings under the difficult conditions of a high-altitude snowfield. |
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He slings the collapsible gun over his shoulder, girdles the belt around his waist, and throws the carryall over a low part of the fence, then waits for a few minutes. |
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She then slings her green cloth bag with the same logo across her shoulders, calls out to her 9-year-old daughter Sarita to mind the store, and heads for the vitamin A distribution centre with her 2-year-old son in tow. |
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While Spanish armour was very effective against most of the Andean weapons, it was not impenetrable to maces, clubs, or slings. |
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They assaulted the embankment, preceding their assault with volleys from slings and spears thrown by machines. |
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A helicopter used to carry loads connected to long cables or slings is called an aerial crane. |
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When carrying Colours on parade, in order to avoid interference with the wearing of Service Medals, the carrying slings shall be slung from the RIGHT shoulder to the left hip, with the socket in the centre of the body. |
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That is what we have done and we suffer the slings and arrows of the government when it says we never vote for any of its budgets, and that is right. |
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The garbageman plunges a white-gloved hand into the filth, fishes out a slimy plastic bag and slings it into the red basket he's towing. |
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The current evidence base shows that midurethral sling operations are as effective as bladder neck slings and colposuspension, with less morbidity. |
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I think the radicals and the compromisers just painted targets on their backs for the 2012 elections, and many of them will feel the slings and arrows right in the bull's-eye. |
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