| This forces your front deltoids to work through a fuller range of motion, one only possible via the ball-and-socket joints of your shoulders. |
| Forr the next few days there was some intensive egg-eating to work through the googie surfeit. |
| It's a cute idea that invariably entrances young children, hence the longevity of this work through the ages. |
| The ten-year term of the contract should supply enough time to work through the inevitable glitches and to obtain real benefits. |
| They were preparing to work through the holidays to make up for a missed deadline for completion of the work. |
| But there are also a lot of very genuinely difficult issues to work through. |
