| So, having limbered up by practising on a copy of the García Martínez painting, she set to work. |
| Everyone else was spread out in a circular patter, behind some kind of cover, covering the rest of us while our weapons were limbered. |
| Over 400 competitors including businesses, friends and students, limbered up to support the charity extravaganza at Brindleyplace in Birmingham. |
| 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. |
| Millwall limbered up for next Saturday's FA Cup semi-final against Wigan with a 1-1 drat at Birmingham City. |
| In a day or two I limbered up enough to get into my clothes and I puttered around, offering to do things. |
