For example, as the three maple panels took shape, a woodworking friend noticed that a slight droop had appeared at one end. |
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That's why the droop and crinkle of middle-age is the source of such gloom, particularly as it has a nasty habit of catching you unawares. |
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She was barely 5ft tall and, walking with a slight droop of the shoulders, looked shorter still. |
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My upper lids had acquired a permanent droop and there were bags below them. |
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William's eyebrows shot up in bewilderment, and there was a twist in his mouth that nearly resembled an astonished droop. |
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The afternoon slump, when eyelids droop and shoulders sag, is the result of a complicated dance of the body's chemical messengers. |
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The bill is relatively short and fine-tipped, with a slight droop at the end. |
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Clothes that pull, sag, buckle or droop add pounds, so when trying out something, dance and twirl around the dressing room. |
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The girl, who had been drawing her hands down her face in worry, stopped mid-action causing her eyes to droop like those of a basset hound. |
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The net curtains in the front window droop in the middle, Gill points out, which gives a bad first impression from outside. |
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There was a look of sorrow and concern in her eyes, emphasized by a slight droop of her mouth. |
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When this happens, I place her pot in a large footed container so her flattened branches can droop gracefully over the side without hindrance. |
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Her mom continued to regard Vicki with a softer version of the smile, which made Vicki look away and her lips droop downward. |
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A trace of a smile lifted the corners of her full lips and the petulant droop disappeared. |
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It has tall, multi-coloured apartment towers that bend and droop, and people drop extended planks between buildings to visit each other. |
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Chin down, eyes focused slightly above the reflection of her forehead to expose the whites and avoid a sleepy droop. |
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Men are allowed to remain as their eye bags droop, and their pates become shinier. |
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Mopheads bloom in solid masses, their clusters often so heavy that they cause their stems to droop and bend. |
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The languorously limbed trees droop into the water, often shedding their prodigious fronds, providing a sheltered habitat for fish. |
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In that swift glance, she acknowledged the sleepy glaze in those brilliant green eyes, the slight droop to her shoulders. |
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The shorn cliff top gives way to longer grasses, which droop over the path. |
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Minimizing the droop would enable the shaft to deliver the clubhead to the ball in a more consistent and efficient manner. |
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The broad firm cheeks droop into a pouched flush as they sink downward into his draggled lace collar. |
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This will also reduce fabric droop and wrinkles, and prevent rainwater from pooling. |
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The KLF series provides high-sensitivity pressure control of gases or liquids with minimum droop in both low-flow and low-pressure applications. |
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Lateral branches grow horizontally or droop, so that the tree seems uniform, compact and rounded. |
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Before any intervention on the alternator, make sure that the speed droop is identical for all engines. |
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They have long, conspicuous, forward curving crests on their heads that droop over their eyes and thin, white plumes extending backward from the back of each eye. |
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Her eyes began to droop and dark half-moons hung underneath. |
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I sat on a bench shrouded in soft pillows, unaware of time's passage as I stared out the window, mesmerized by the droop and sway of the blossoms in the breeze. |
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Aside from the shoulder droop, I feel like I just kind of stumble around. |
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Seven to 10 days later, the shoots at the leaf bases turn orange and then become flaccid, causing the shoots to droop. |
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Low, slow planes droop over the western outskirts of London towards Heathrow. |
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Oak trees droop over white stone benches, offering shade in exchange for a moment of silence. |
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The clothing retailer has seen its sales droop over the past two years and is reviewing a number of options for its brands. |
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Even in young persons, the skin of the eyelid may droop over the eyelashes. |
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A mechanical lock bolted to the droop restrainer plate is secured with a lock wire and prevents the mast nut from unscrewing in flight. |
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The most obvious sign of disease that you are likely to see is that the leaves turn yellow and start to droop. |
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The ProAct digital electronics include settings for either droop or isochronous operation. |
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Over time, a natural breast may droop or sag but a reconstructed breast will continue to hold its upward perkiness. |
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The examination also revealed damage to the rotor system droop stops and teeter stops. |
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In the most extreme case, droop can be so great as to induce main rotor blade stall. |
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Some birds now showing ataxia, head and wing droop and some with opacity of the eye. |
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When I looked in the mirror and saw the downward droop of my mouth I realised I'd had a stroke. |
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Ever since, it has suffered from continual droop, punctuated by the occasional outright collapse. |
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Nota: If the droop is used from this card, potentiometer P1 of the sensing card must be set to zero. |
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In fact, the droop restrainers and the mast nut can also be seen from the roof. |
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His contours are beginning to sag, his muscles to loosen and droop. |
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It had been decided that the droop restrainers and the mast nut would be painted that same day. |
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Asco, a company from Zaventem, delivered steel slat track mechanisms and droop nose hinge arms. |
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My eyelids begin to droop, and a sudden wave of exhaustion washes over me. |
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The thinner you become, the lower your leptin levels droop, and the more food it takes to satisfy your appetite. |
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Mama used to droop like a flower then, and she would slouch in her chair. |
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The stems of the flowered bellworts rise to your knees, bend, and droop low under their heavy ovate leaves and lemon-colored, bell-shaped flowers. |
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The Part 3 test is only run with no permanent droop. |
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The internal threads in the holes where the droop restrainers attach to the hub were intact, and the examination revealed no attachment bolt debris. |
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Affected parts lose their turgidity and droop. |
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The droop mode may be enabled and disabled via the configuration. |
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White spruce has a uniform conical crown with branches that spread or droop slightly and extend to the ground, concealing a trunk with a pronounced taper and thin scaly bark. |
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The skin folds of the upper eyelid tend to increase and droop with age. |
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When the glass starts to droop they pull it out and begin work. |
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One briefcase melts down the stairs in a Daliesque droop, another attache curves on its hinges. |
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Nor is it that objects of perception are intrusive in an electric way as they are under mescalin or lysergic acid… It is that the perceiving turns inward, the eyelids droop, the blood is aware of itself. |
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When the down draught unloaded the rotor system it was sufficient to allow the main-rotor blades to flap and teeter enough to shear the droop stops and damage the aluminium brackets. |
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Despite a modest increase in 2007 box office receipts, moviedom is trudging into January with a droop in its shoulders. |
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My shoulders droop a little and my shoulder straps keep falling off. |
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Also, units relying on frequency droop cannot use anti-islanding techniques to disconnect which may rise a safety issue on distributed hybrid generation systems or systems connecting to the grid. |
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I'm not handsome in the classical sense. The eyes droop, the mouth is crooked, the teeth aren't straight, the voice sounds like a Mafioso pallbearer, but somehow it all works. |
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And earlobes heavy with earrings may gradually droop under their weight. |
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Maybe you've experienced the frustration of picking out the perfect bouquet or potted plant, only to have its attractive blossoms wither and droop just a few days later. |
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Anne's life changed dramatically eight years ago when she developed Bell's palsy, a condition which causes the muscles of the face to weaken and droop. |
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