I tripped on the last step in the mad dash for the ground floor and ended up in a heap on the cotton mass on the ground. |
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She jumped off the swing to stand before him, but she misjudged her footing and tripped over her long skirts to fall flat on her face. |
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As we were taking the field, in front of a crowd between 30,000 and 40,000, I tripped on my shoestring and fell flat on my face. |
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She got about four steps away when she tripped over her leg rope and fell face first into a puddle. |
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Verity, in her high heels and straight skirt, tripped over the blocks Ben had thrown out of his playpen. |
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In his hurry he almost tripped on the stairs to the porch, but managed to keep his balance by wildly flailing out his arms. |
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They were playing away when a holiday maker lost her footing on the rough ground, tripped and fell, taking out the whole band. |
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He called 911 right after he'd stepped through his front door and tripped over the upended credenza. |
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As we approached the levelling-out stage she prepared to move forward, tripped and fell full length. |
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I had planned this moment for so long, tripped over details in my head, deliberated over how I would do this. |
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As her daughter tripped on a mop and dropped a box of glass dishes, the burnt end of that fuse collided with the gunpowder. |
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In the twilight dusk, I followed him out the door and up the garden path, where he tripped over a loose rock and fell to one knee. |
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A boy on a skateboard, on his way home from a friend's place, tripped on a slight downhill slope on a quiet suburban street. |
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His press agent has claimed that Gere was walking past an archaeological site in Venezuela when he tripped and fell on the skeleton. |
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A pensioner tripped over a pub's open cellar doors and broke his neck, an inquest heard. |
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Newsome's name was soon added to referee's book when he deliberately tripped an opponent. |
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All I find is my older brother James in a tangled mess on the floor, having just tripped over his trouser legs. |
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As I jumped up, I tripped over the legs of my table, and ended up on the floor. |
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Once the circuit breaker was tripped, all sparks, flames and arcing ceased. |
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Daniel tripped on barbwire and it flew back in his face slicing his ear up severely. |
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Her knees bent slightly so she could see herself in the mirror and her leg tripped a switch that flicked on the lights. |
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England's captain Vickery stuck out a leg and tripped Emerick as he bore down on the try-line early in the first half of Saturday's game. |
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He was making his way home to Aspen Lane when it seems he tripped over a low wall on Water Street and fell about five feet into Earby beck. |
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Keeping her eye on the middle distance, she tripped over a beggar and fell, bruising her knees and elbows against the pavement. |
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The force of her attack caught him off guard and he tripped over his own feet, falling to the ground. |
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Catching sight of it, she shrieked and tripped over her own feet trying to get away from it. |
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I tripped over my feet at the edge of a diving board and belly-flopped into the water. |
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She tripped over her own foot, falling down the stairs and landing with a loud thud. |
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Completely taken by surprise, Vincent tripped over the foot and stumbled, falling headlong for the floor. |
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But because of my precarious balance I stumbled back, tripped over my own feet and landed on someone's lap. |
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Suddenly, Aurelia came hurrying around the corner and tripped over his foot. |
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However, Philip missed, tripped over a foot stool, and fell face first on the floor. |
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When she got up to ask the conductor to find her a new seat the man tripped her so that she fell into his lap. |
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As Katherine tried to stand he tripped her and she fell back to the ground again. |
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But instead of trying to get away he pushed hard and tripped me so that I fell to the ground and he fell on top of me. |
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Halfway around the track she was tripped, and she fell into a small puddle while the other girls sprinted ahead unconcerned. |
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Well anyway, Mandy and I were both running after the ball, and I guess I tripped her or she fell on her own, but she went down. |
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The audience, after all, is rooting for her before the first punchline has tripped from her lips. |
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Fire exit doors to stairwells, for example, should unlock when a fire alarm is tripped. |
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When the stop switch is tripped, floor-mounted clamps lock down the pins on the body shell. |
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As it turned out, they had now penetrated the inner hatch and still had not tripped an alarm. |
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It seemed that an American retreating from the confrontation had tripped the switch on his musket. |
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Police were first alerted when a tracker device was tripped at a holiday site in East Yorkshire. |
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In operation, when the lever is lowered, the trigger is tripped, dropping the hammer to a safe position against the breech block. |
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The lift reached the ground floor safely, but the extra weight tripped a brake and cut the power supply. |
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In another place, an overloaded circuit breaker tripped, plunging a corridor into sudden darkness. |
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She checked all the plugs and everything was still plugged in and no circuit breakers have been tripped. |
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The whole of us then commenced heaving the brig short, sending the whale-boat to take her in tow, after we had tripped the anchor. |
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During the hustle of everyone getting underway someone tripped the anchor that we used to stabilize our dinghy. |
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As the crowd tripped the light fantastic, Gareth and Joseph pulled apart a huge Christmas cracker to set the city alight. |
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Three west Wiltshire towns tripped the light fantastic as they got the festive season underway. |
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John Butcher, prosecuting, said Simpson tripped the woman from behind and grabbed her shoulder bag. |
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On delicate feet they tripped from the road, the young ones uttering their plaintive bleats. |
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A loud snore suddenly filled the room and Tomas leaped back and tripped over a dusty, plastic covered chair. |
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As she lifted herself up from the computer console, walking towards her cabin in a dizzy, almost vertiginous way, she tripped on a sharp object. |
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He tripped this morning and he fell in the early morning hours while he was getting dressed. |
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He tripped, managed a few more stumbling strides, and then collapsed onto the dirt road. |
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While playing, the child had tripped and fallen onto a large potted cactus plant. |
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Although imbibing nothing stronger than orange juice, he later tripped and was almost impaled on a halberd. |
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As too often happens with the best intentions, the plans got tripped up by technicalities. |
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For this reason, Charlton tripped over two bushes, three curbs, and one nearsighted dog,, as he and Jerome made their way to the nursing home. |
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Back in the fall on this same property, my hunting companions and I nearly tripped over several water moccasins. |
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Everyone seemed to be the apple of her eye as she tripped from one festoon corner to another to relish the savoury dish. |
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My mother railroaded me into netball and hockey but I didn't know the rules, and I tripped over a lot. |
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However, within a minute the French teenager was harshly adjudged to have tripped Adrian Foster. |
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It wasn't easy, he chased me down six alleys before the tub of lard finally tripped and fell. |
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Riggott tripped Alan Mahon on the left side of the area and Dunn sent Oakes the wrong way from the penalty spot. |
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The cable was certainly live when we got there, but it may have been tripped further down the line. |
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Stumbling forward unsteadily, he tripped over a tree root and hit the ground face-first. |
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A corner on the left was only half cleared and as the Kirkby attacker advanced into the box he was tripped. |
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I tripped on the carpet and knocked over the little table where our tea tray had rested. |
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Trent ducked under another swing attack, swept with his feet in a scissors kick that tripped up his opponent and forced him to the ground. |
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Frankie tripped over his own foot and scraped his knee on the concrete sidewalk. |
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More importantly, the story itself seems to get tripped up in a cat's cradle of thematic connections. |
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He told me about a banquet feast, where Lord Charles was giving a speech and tripped backward over his chair. |
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A sudden panic seized her, and Lila hurriedly tripped her way to the glass doors, managing to arrive there just as he was about to walk out. |
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Every single one of his intended blows was blocked and parried, even when the man tripped and fell backwards. |
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When I tripped, I had fallen onto a sharp stone, and it had effectively gouged a considerable hole in both my jeans and my knee. |
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Kate was sleeping like a baby on her bed, at least, until I tripped over my own foot and let out a tiny scream. |
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Marcy stumbled backwards and tripped over her own foot, falling on her bottom with a thud and nearly toppling over the edge of the rock again. |
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The point of view got tangled and tripped me up, so that I even confused the two major characters at one point. |
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For the whole day, I ate small bits of food, skipped, tripped, danced and pranced to my next destination, Penepia. |
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He had never tripped on acid before but he imagined that the drug's effects caused the user's imagination to run amok. |
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I blundered past trees, and tripped over boulders that seemed determined to bring me to the ground. |
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One of Matt's friends had tripped and skinned his knee earlier that evening. |
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And what tripped him up was a race against an underfinanced opponent most people on Long Island still cannot name. |
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Also, I fielded a slow roller and tripped over the mound and fell flat on my face. |
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And since I tripped on a curb the other night and then fell down in a comedic way, I have no problem seeing those smart-asses taken down a peg. |
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Several times, I tripped from an unseen root that was covered by white snow, but I quickly got up and continued on running. |
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He was a braggart and a poseur, who frequently tripped himself up by telling inconsistent versions of the same story. |
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Lost in my musing, I tripped as the path began to slope uphill toward the castle. |
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She tripped on the bottom step, yelling out automatically and stretching out her arms to break her fall. |
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There are wires that can be tripped over, microphones that can electrocute you, flying bottles that can strike you right on the noggin. |
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Brice spun me around, holding my close to his body, for a few seconds before he tripped, sending our bodies flying and splashing into the water. |
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But it can also reward someone who tripped over a gold nugget on their way to pick up some more lumps of asphalt. |
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He tripped on a discarded shoe box and hit his head on an open desk drawer. |
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Brett looked back, and abruptly tripped on a stone jutting from the ground. |
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With a cry I tripped on a small stone on the ground and went down, slamming into the dirt with my hands. |
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As she was running in the woods, she tripped over a surfaced tree root and fell. |
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When we inspected the circuit-breaker panels, we discovered 16 tripped circuit breakers. |
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Just as I was making my move and passing the table I tripped and fell, lunch tray and all. |
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Max ran around a corner, tripped on an uneven paving stone and tumbled to the floor. |
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As the clumsy little boy approached he tripped, and fell into his waiting arms. |
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I had tripped up and was tumbling over it face down, prone and helpless, the way you do in a bad dream. |
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Mr Lamb had a strong start but disaster struck at Great End when he tripped, gashing his right knee, bumping his head and cracking a couple of ribs. |
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I nearly tripped leaping off the sidewalk onto the pavement. |
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Of course I get people with pulled muscles from playing football, but it's also not unusual for me to deal with someone who has tripped up at home and strained themselves. |
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Inside auctioneers Christie's London HQ, reporters jostled with photographers and the dignitaries tripped over the TV cables. |
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No matter how bad it seemed it was the domino that tripped the next piece. |
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She watched for a while, thinking, then tripped down to the kitchen, whipped up a pitcher of iced lemonade, and arranged it on a serving platter with several glasses. |
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Almost immediately she tripped and fell over, hitting the ground heavily, the impact forcing the breath from her body and sending a shaft of agony through her belly. |
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She stumbled and tripped, and landed face first on the ground. |
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So when the 10 year old tripped and fell onto her left wrist during a soccer match in April of 2009 she barely flinched. |
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Humayun recaptured the fort 15 years later, but soon after tripped down the stairs of the library and died. |
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She tripped over a marble fragment and hit another in the Agora of Ephesus, the proverbially wealthy Ionic city on the Cayster River in Western Turkey. |
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When a photographer tripped and fell mid-set, Bronson brought him up to his feet. |
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So it is significant, but the energy associated with that was also stopped as soon as those breakers were tripped. |
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Once tripped, the only way to open the valve is to go to the valve and manually reset it. |
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Make sure the dryer is plugged into an outlet suitable for its electrical needs as overloaded electrical outlets can result in blown fuses or tripped circuit breakers. |
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One afternoon we were sitting in the bar when a green-faced bishop stretched out his gaitered leg and tripped up a rosy-faced mandarin from Whitehall. |
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While she was running and praying, she tripped on a curb and fell, getting her clothes dirty and tearing her dress. |
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If an alarm is tripped the display will show one of the following messages. |
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You have, on more than one occasion, tripped over a hurricane lamp when leaving the house. |
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Tip: Plan how you can get around the obstacle that tripped you in the first place. |
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A wall panel circuit breaker, fuse, or other safety device has been tripped. |
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On the way back to the fire, Jonah tripped, catapulting him into a flood of tears. |
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My teammate gave his opponent a black look after he was tripped near the boards. |
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More than a mile from the explosion I tripped over several 20mm live shells only to beat a hasty retreat to report the incident. |
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A few years ago, John Rowe tripped on a hiking trail and suddenly found himself in a sticky situation. |
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At 2341, some forty minutes later, No 1 SSG tripped off the main board and the temporary genset shut down, blacking out the vessel. |
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I tripped over myself as I exited the car and landed on the ground. |
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Whoever it was tripped over a box and landed with a resounding thump. |
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Check the wall socket connection and whether the miniature circuit-breaker has tripped. |
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Identify and adapt any potential hazards in the home, for example rugs that could be tripped on. |
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Having captured a bumblebee in a jar, he wanted to hurry home and show his mom, but he tripped and cut open his left hand. |
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It was, therefore, assessed that the hydraulic CB was in the tripped position in flight. |
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Like a circuit breaker, once tripped, the reset button will have to be pushed before you can restart the stove. |
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Where the government has tripped up so far, it seems to have been mainly from inexperience rather than malevolence. |
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The licensee tripped the reactor and turbine, activated its emergency plan and initiated a station alert as required under its procedures. |
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Police believe Max could have accidentally tripped over a ball or his 14-month old Weimaraner pup. |
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Soldado cynically tripped JoaquÃn on the left edge of the penalty area and from the resulting free-kick Vincenzo Montella's side were level. |
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Matic prodded them level, Jasmin Handanovic did wonderfully well to deny Hazard and Costa before the Belgian was tripped by Viler's planted leg. |
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I will end with this, Todd came out of the front room the other day, tripped and almost fell into the table. |
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Trying to keep up I tripped over a log and face-planted, before face-planting once again over a barbed wire fence. |
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Just then, she tripped over her own feet and fell on the sidewalk. |
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His foot tripped over a piece of rubble and he went sprawling. |
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Taken by surprise, I almost tripped over my feet before I started running. |
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I really hate those 1990s interventions where you just tripped over stuff, which was like an ego-trip. |
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Then he tripped over his own feet and fell flat on his face. |
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Nodding, the aide nearly tripped over his own feet in his haste to comply. |
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Matt pushed us out the door so fast I almost tripped over my own feet. |
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In true, adorably awkward JLaw fashion, she tripped on her own dress while ascending the steps to accept the award. |
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He than tripped me and caused me to fall forward, right on top of him. |
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He ducked this time, and tripped her, and as she fell her sword fell too. |
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One of her friends tripped the girl, and her books fell out of her hand and papers flew all over the place like small birds trying desperately to gain flight. |
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He laughed at every fall, and tripped him when he tried to get up. |
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He had regained his forward motion when Midshipman James, one step above the most junior midshipman, tripped over his own feet leaving Pellew's cabin. |
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The alarm was not tripped, and so the Police were not alerted. |
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As he swung him around, Bill tripped him to bring him down on his back. |
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She almost tripped over herself, but managed to keep her feet. |
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And therein lies a clue that perhaps this superman can in fact be tripped up by an opponent who fights through the pain to inflict agonies of his own. |
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While speaking at a graduation ceremony in Santa Clara, Castro tripped while leaving the stage. |
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Initially it was a slow, sauntering pace but then she built up a good, swift tempo and I found myself humming and shaking my booty until I tripped over a magpie. |
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Her failure to respect constitutional propriety has tripped her up before. |
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He told me his dad was a doctor, and he tripped me up on something. |
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The body tripped and stumbled momentarily but carried on regardless. |
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It kind of tripped her up, so I told her that it didn't matter. |
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He touched his forelock as though in salute and watched as she tripped daintily out of the stables, lifting her skirts an inch or two so as not to muddy them. |
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I felt somewhat embarrassed and on the way back to my desk, I almost tripped over the water cooler, slopping Fred's oh so precious caffeinated brew. |
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Greek banks have little direct exposure to the subprime-related instruments that have tripped up sophisticates in other markets. |
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As she left the area where Mrs Scarrabelotti had tripped and broken her wrist, Terra tripped on another cracked part of the footpath, twisting her ankle. |
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The rest of the band try to follow him, yet they also seem to be attempting to avoid getting tripped up with his ever moving microphone lead. |
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In contrast, the top two both tripped up in Argentina while the leaders in Australia tasted defeat for the first time this season. |
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We have a difficult task now because we tripped up in two games against Jordan. |
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Yet we got tripped up by transportation, which wasn't supposed to be an issue. |
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Doctor Bayley tripped over some large roots and cut her head on a rock. |
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One day, the bunny was hopping through the forest, and the snake was slithering through the forest, when the bunny tripped over the snake and fell down. |
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You know what I mean, you know I tripped on a rock itself is a matter of habit or karma, and sometimes you do not need so much pain. |
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He was sent off during the match after being tripped by Diego Simeone, and responding in the worst way a footballer could-he hacked Simeone's legs. |
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After an electrical circuit apparently tripped, the horn wouldn't stop blaring for about five minutes. |
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Adriane uttered a weak cry as she tripped over her own feet, exhausted. |
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On the ninth cycle, the pressure switch malfunctioned at the end of a gear extension sequence, and the circuit breaker tripped. |
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Based on the system configuration at the crash site, the circuit breaker most likely tripped after the undercarriage had been extended for landing at Chilliwack. |
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To make matters worse, in a season that appears to be slipping away, the Jets' strength coach, Sal Alosi, tripped a Dolphins player during a runback. |
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Pushing along the edge of a lone evergreen I fell again, tripped up by the handle of a child's teetertotter. |
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Shaun Anderson had claimed he tripped over the baby's moses basket while holding him in his arms, dropping the child on the floor. |
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Walking his normal mail route, Cheval tripped over a stone in the ground. |
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Theatre of Voices tripped out to Berio's Stories, Quatuor Diotima scintillated in American Music, the Smith Quartet shimmied and jived in Dance, and Theatre of the Ayre beguiled in Blow's Venus and Adonis. |
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Close on his heels is the current Minister of Finance, doing his best on the heavy track, but being tripped up by the constant anti-American mud flinging that this race is famous for. |
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I try to unsort this big tangle of things that all of a sudden I've tripped over. |
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At the time of the discovery of the crack, Unit 7 was already shut down for planned maintenance and Unit 8 was still shut down as a result of that reactor having tripped the previous day. |
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The cause of this in most cases is that the circuitbreaker has tripped. |
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Ice hockey is a very exciting and disorderly game known for its multiple 'misconducts': players may for instance be tripped or thrown against the boards while skating, resulting in fights and chaos. |
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A cell door clanged metallically and Wentworth was flung inside. He tripped, collapsed upon the concrete floor. |
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The victim was then blocked or tripped when they tried to pursue the larcenist. |
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Then, during the evening-gown competition, she tripped on her dress. |
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If you hear a click, the high limit had tripped. |
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Peering closer at a teetering sculpture made from a chair base, model airplane fuselages, a drawer and a model train station, a reporter tripped over a gewgaw at its base. |
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This pulsating Champions League semi-final was balanced precariously when the Juventus striker tore into the Real Madrid penalty area and was tripped by Dani Carvajal. |
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For doorless facilities, the system must produce an audible alarm which sounds at the entrance to the therapy room if any of the entrance sensor interlocks are tripped while the sources are in the unshielded position. |
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Furthermore, upstream of the safeguarding, a constant current of 2.5A or 4A, respectively, is to be provided to ensure that the fuse can be tripped in the event of failure. |
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While technorati tripped over themselves to congratulate Mr. Morin on finessing the bad publicity, a number of concerned engineers e-mailed me noting that the data collection was not an accident. |
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Mystifying financial products have tripped up even their clever inventors. |
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He tripped up early in Iowa, the first caucus. |
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These procedures, regulators say, tripped up Mr. Mahaney. |
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And I just, when he put the he put the gun to my head I just tripped out most. |
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What will truly matter, I think, when that race is finished, will be if I'm able to say that no matter how many times I tripped up, I'll have always been able to find the strength to pick myself up again, and keep going. |
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Our colleague has tripped up in the Liberal logic of the double standard. |
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Ms. Connie Edwards: I was going to say in our experience it's equal, because you get so tripped up in some of the minutiae, whether it's from the bank or whether it's from the fund. |
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If a fuse has tripped, it should be ensured that none of the cables from the fuse box to the positive or negative terminals of the battery is damaged. |
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If there is no ice in the evaporator and the water plate is not fully closed-with the water pump running and the actuator switch tripped up-the actuator motor should be running. |
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Jobs.lu wants to ensure that you will not have to worry about being tripped up by your CV and can now give you access to our team of CV Experts to advise you on the best approach. |
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His schtick – skewed angles, endless close-ups, off-centre framing – has already tripped into the realm of self-parody, but here it helps to offset what could have otherwise become a stuffy Sunday-evening television film. |
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The magneto thermal switches are inside the board and when tripped can be reset only by opening the swinging door that is locked with a key lock for safety. |
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From 5 to 10 intensive days to allow your sales people to master the range of their products in order not to be tripped up when working on the field. |
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Parker was needlessly tripped on the right-hand side. |
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It was at that point that Sophie Gustafson also tripped up on the 18th. |
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Direct connection to such power sources can cause power surges and tripped breakers when the appliance is turned on, and could damage the appliance. |
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He was hustling up to the batter's box when he tripped on Spiff's tossed bat and went down flat on his face. |
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Approximately three minutes after the DGs tripped, an engine-room oiler reported to the ECR that there was smoke near DG 3, and the engineer notified the bridge. |
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The visitors' Charlie Lee was then dismissed for a second bookable offence but Peterborough were handed a lifeline late on when Stephen Gleeson was controversially adjudged to have tripped Mark Little inside the box. |
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Trimble was tripped up by a Freudian slip during his speech to 860 delegates when he said he was giving Sinn Fein 'three years' to prove they were totally committed to peaceful means. |
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To re-set a trip switch, open the cover on the consumer unit to see which switches have tripped to the OFF position. |
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When sell-stops are tripped, it could be real trouble. |
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However, both generator circuit breakers also tripped simultaneously as a result of this short circuit, indicating inadequate breaker coordination. |
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And that's when the circuit breaker tripped. |
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A theory states that when the emperor went to visit his uncle, Zhu Gaoxu intentionally tripped him. |
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The venerable Sachems now returned to the ballroom, where they tripped the light fantastic toe until the hour far. |
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The German soldier he tripped over in the dark, already wounded and expecting to be killed, who mutely held up his fingers to show him that he had two children. |
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Until he tripped again and came a gutser. This time he stayed down. |
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Later, this may have become active by the evolution of a partial vacuum inside the bladder, tripped by prey brushing against trigger hairs on the door of the bladder. |
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The question tripped out, the desire to know too strong to be denied. |
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A blaze started just feet away from 11-year-old Jake Goode in the airing cupboard in his bedroom, causing a leak from the water tank which tripped the electrics. |
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Fannie Jump Creighton had a hollow leg, as the saying goes, and Idabelle was so fat, if she tripped coming up the hill she'd roll all the way to the bottom. |
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A story is told that one evening in Chelsea, during the war time blackout, they were walking along and Vernon tripped over something and fell to the ground. |
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Three fire engines were sent to the site, but it turned out the alarms were tripped by a power surge and operations returned to normal soon after. |
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After kicking the baboon so hard, the zebra lost his balance and tripped over a fire, and the fire sticks left scorch marks all over his white coat. |
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The Lakesiders made the perfect start, taking an eighth-minute lead with a neatly dispatched penalty from Sheridan after Lunt had been tripped in the box. |
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Yet he was very sure that he had tripped and gone a purler just as he was leaving the Other Place... had that made him gash his forehead, once he was back in the pit? |
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I walked into the bedarkened hallway and tripped over something. |
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The purifier tripped out due to the vibrations caused by the bang. |
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As Pausanias tried to escape, he tripped over a vine and was killed by his pursuers, including two of Alexander's companions, Perdiccas and Leonnatus. |
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Scientists have preferred something along the lines of ball lightning or earthlights, but all their scientific explanations have tripped over the resemblances to line dancing. |
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