Christopher takes the decision to stop sailing, lashing the tiller to the same side as the reefed mainsail. |
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We are all used to cyclones and storms lashing Florida and the surroundings. |
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They carried two poles which they began lashing onto the reed mat beneath David's unconscious body. |
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As the sun sets, Saranne, David, and I stop in a patch of shorter grass, lashing our canoes together and laying plywood boards over them. |
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He has been jailed for brutally lashing out at his ex-girlfriend with a hammer, before striking her dog over the head with a similar weapon. |
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The veteran came leaping in, lashing out with his gigantic weapon, striking nothing. |
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He's just lashing out in impotent frustration at the thought of neo-liberal policies being rejected yet again. |
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It is propelled by oars, and will carry 15 or 20 persons, but its capacity is greatly increased by lashing inflated seal skins to the outside. |
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Every day little dugouts would skilfully intercept our boat, almost rolling in the wake before lashing on properly. |
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On another occasion he attacked a journalist who had given him a bad review, bursting into his office and lashing him with a bullwhip. |
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Lauren ignored him and picked up a whip, lashing him again and again until he opened a wound that went to bone. |
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Despite gale force winds lashing the Oaks complex on Sunday weights were still well spread around the 64-field on Cedar Lake. |
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Richard walks along a barren Irish coast in the rain, waves lashing against his long black coat! |
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Officials are warning of flash floods and mud slides, and the outer bands of Ivan are lashing Jamaica with torrential rain and huge waves. |
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Rita is expected to become a hurricane before lashing the Keys sometime tomorrow and then power its way into the Gulf of Mexico. |
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And speaking of mud, the festival mercifully escaped the rain that was lashing York. |
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Hurricane Dean has been upgraded to a category-five storm as it begins lashing the coast of northern Mexico with winds exceeding 150 mph. |
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The Brawlers scowled viciously at the stationary pair as they sped forward, their serpents lashing their tails and hissing. |
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Jinx kept pacing, lashing his tail in agitation, and Elanor's eyes followed him wherever he went, though her head was frozen in place. |
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The small dragon was sitting on the bed and lashing her tail as if she was infuriated. |
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Then it moved towards the exit from the chamber, tail lashing and legs growing firmer and firmer the faster it walked. |
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Her shadow flickered across the wall behind her, tail lashing in disquiet, inhuman muscles shifting as she moved. |
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Kobi was practically hissing at this point, his tail lashing furiously behind him. |
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His tail is lashing wildly, as he eyes me coldly with a predatory stare, and snarls loudly. |
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Reed did a bit of quick carpentry to repair the breaks, lashing them back together with something the Vikings could have used, duct tape. |
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She found the lack of a table very frustrating, and she eventually made her own one by lashing together a door frame and pieces of bamboo. |
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But the rain was lashing down and we knew the only way to cheer ourselves up was to have some comfort food. |
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But the rain lashing down did not dampen their spirits as they went in search of a goal to prolong their World Cup dream. |
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The 12 th of November was bitterly cold with icy showers of rain lashing down over the City. |
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Aged about 12 or 13 years at most, the girl started screaming abuse, crying, lashing out with fists and kicking. |
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He minced no words in lashing out at critics who charge the administration manipulated pre-war intelligence to justify going to war. |
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I guess I must have been about 12 or 13 when I started getting pocket money on a regular basis, I started lashing out on Marvel and DC Comics. |
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We see all four girls training for the sprint relay on a bitterly cold wintry day, with constant rain lashing the track. |
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Kentrosaurus defended itself against attack by flesh-eaters like the allosaurus, by lashing out with its thick strong tail. |
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Banks get a lashing for rejiggering their business models for the Internet Age. |
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Then there are people restraining me, and I'm fighting them, stamping hard on feet and lashing out with my body. |
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Suddenly an explosion flamed in space, a ribbon of orange fire slashing out of the hull like a whip, lashing out into the blackness of space. |
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After an unusual lashing with the rough side of his tongue, Ian ordered Grant to post sentries every few yards along the crest of the hill. |
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There is the possibility of continuous rain lashing the city for 10 hours or more at a stretch at least twice during this period. |
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The young doctor was crouching in the middle of the floor staring at the shattered remains of a glass vial, her lupine tail lashing. |
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It was our first attempt in the field at lashing down the sledges tightly and preparing the skidoos for a full day's sledging. |
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Outstripping the York defence, he steadied himself before lashing the ball past Fettis with an unerring finish. |
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If the lashing rain makes it hard for outfielders to see the stumps, how about bails with flashing lights? |
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Warm hands brushed my shoulders and I shrieked, lashing out with a violent swing of my arms. |
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When a predator enters the burrow, the sungazer retreats backwards toward the mouth, lashing its spiny tail from one side to side. |
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Thirteen-year-olds alternate between thoughtlessly lashing out at the people around them and being supersensitive about the criticism of others. |
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What fat-cat politico wouldn't quake in his boots after a sufficient tongue lashing from this powder keg of fairy dust? |
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Strain the frapping turns tightly and finish the lashing with a clove hitch around any convenient spar. |
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When you do that, the frapping will only catch the outer wrap and the lashing will loosen quickly. |
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As Earth orbits the sun, the tubes are lashing through space like water from a demented lawn sprinkler. |
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Jack slipped out of the car, the chilly night air lashing against his skin and sending goose pimples creeping over his flesh. |
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Most poignantly, Frusciante stands stagefront with his eyes closed, lashing out searing solos that seem to come from a very private place. |
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The hurricane is lashing the Florida Keys with torrential rain and storm surges now. |
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I decided that I would give the rapscallion a severe lashing as recompense for his untimely calling. |
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The weather contributes to the feeling with winds whistling through the towns and rain lashing against our windows. |
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And we had a couple of Brothers who were pretty generous in lashing us with a cane. |
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In one instance, they entered a student dormitory brandishing clubs and lashing students with chains. |
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The heavy rains lashing the City since Saturday have left a wide swathe of death and destruction. |
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Even without British troops yomping across it, the lashing rain and hard hills make the Falkland Islands an unlikely promised land. |
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Now that the truth was out, Kat was prepared to get the verbal lashing of her life. |
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The court has ordered that her lashing not be carried out until she delivers the baby. |
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I don't know which I felt more, relief at having escaped a physical beating or humiliation over his verbal lashing. |
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Meanwhile two of Australia's intelligence agencies have received a lashing in a report from a US-based think-tank. |
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Nobody appreciates a moral lashing from a pal, especially if it's over insignificant Hollywood rumors or other trite stuff. |
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But the government too came in for a lashing for not doing enough to prevent a rerun of last winter's disasters. |
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His response had been a severe lashing with a whip, and she had never argued audibly again. |
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Take a politician, any politician, add a little humour, some venom, some wit, a good lashing of ridicule and then throw it at your audience. |
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We knew we were in for a lashing from the press because to lose to the USA made us the laughing stocks of the game and really it was dismal. |
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The rain is lashing down, but if she does not go for a run, she will not have another chance this morning. |
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Off he went on a mazy run leaving player after player behind him before lashing the ball to the net. |
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A single halyard to the throat of the sail is an alternative to lashing the throat permanently to the masthead, and it facilitates reefing. |
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Hurricane Emily will be lashing us with rain about the time that I should be doing my Pilates class tomorrow. |
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The rain was lashing down from the dark clouds over Wimbledon Common. |
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The steel wire cable lashing line was corroded well beyond its serviceable life. |
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Ten minutes later, I'm spat out by the bus on to the town's cobbled High Street, the rain still lashing down, covering the streets and pavements with an oily sheen. |
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Unmindful of the rain and the stink, several drove down, specially to catch the sight of rain lashing the lake, and yes, get themselves drenched to the skin. |
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Parted ends of a broken lashing line showed signs of advanced corrosion and wear. |
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This oversensitivity to being slighted in turn provokes the desire to rectify one's situation through retaliation, by lashing out at the offender. |
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As much as we like to imagine sauropods stamping their feet and lashing their tails to drive off the vicious theropod predators, the scenario is unlikely for a simple reason. |
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We could do nothing as our classmate next to us whimpered as they received a verbal lashing after catching the hardass's eyes when they took a glance at the clock. |
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Jinx realized with a shock that he was still in a predatory, feline crouch, lashing his tail agitatedly, the claws on his feet digging into the dirt. |
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On the anniversaries of the martyrs' deaths, young men gather and work themselves into a frenzy, rhythmically thumping their chests and lashing their backs with metal flails. |
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Tail lashing furiously, Kobi stood in the same spot for a moment more. |
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Sources say that he got a verbal lashing from other councillors. |
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The grumblings, however, may be less an indication of an impending military revolt than the last feeble lashing out of those weaned on the old ways. |
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One of America's toughest cops is lashing out at the judicial system in Ireland after that country refused to extradite an accused pedophile priest. |
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He begins to boil, his anger lashing out more than ever before. |
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It's not about suddenly losing your temper and lashing out, but we treat it as though it is. |
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She would attack anyone who went into her field, kicking, biting, lashing out and rearing and the more people tried to frighten her away, the worse she became. |
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I believe that lashing sentences are a source of shame and constitute disparagement for all Iranians who believe in justice and equality. |
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He has just carried out two successive climbs of his mast to check over the lashing holding the mainsail in place. |
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Perhaps the conspirators were all vacationing in Aruba yesterday to escape the lashing autumn rains? |
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The sound of taut ropes lashing on concrete at short intervals is, to me, the sound of summer. |
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The playing of music brought the penalty of a public lashing, audio cassettes were smashed and the tapes fluttered from telegraph posts in most cities. |
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Restorable blocking can be provided by lashing or with removable blocking bars. |
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Miss Ophelia goes to Marie and tells her that Rosa is very sorry for her fault and that she feels a lashing from a whipping house is too harsh a punishment. |
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So to retaliate against two terrorists by lashing out at potentially 1.6 billion people simply doesn't make sense. |
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So, with a bottle of scotch as old as I was in hand, I went over to Grandpa's house for a conversation and a probable tongue lashing from the sarge. |
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He's no longer the cornered teenager lashing out reactively. |
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The machine can be lashed down on a low-bed trailer or loaded by crane by means of lashing lugs. |
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A great strategic play? which will be judged in the storm lashing the Bay of Biscay this afternoon. |
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The wire rope used as the lashing line was in a severe state of corrosion and well beyond a serviceable state. |
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Sturdy lashing lugs enable the machine to be securely lashed onto a low-bed trailer or loaded by crane. |
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It is humiliating to learn that even today women can be punished by lashing or even with the death penalty. |
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With the end of summer 2008, storms are battering world stockmarkets like the hurricanes lashing the coasts of America. |
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There is no point in lashing out at the food producers and blaming them for everything. |
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By exact determining the lashing angle a lower LC value can be computed as well. |
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They cast their shade over man and beast and provide shelter against strong winds, hot sun and lashing rain. |
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So much of the fear the media tries to stoke in me is fear of the oppressed underdog lashing out. |
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The boys got two loops on the animal's snout and twelve men, six on either side, pulled in opposite directions while the heeler got another loop on the lashing tail. |
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Demonstrate tying the timber hitch and clove hitch and their use in a square, shear, and diagonal lashing by joining 2 or more poles or staves together. |
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I think the better route than just lashing out at everybody is to just be humble and keep doing my work. |
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One official who did not want to be named said Rachid was lashing out at Abbas in response to the graft investigation. |
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They did penance by lashing themselves with sharply stinging nettles. |
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The first outboard motor boats on the reef were made, according to local legend, by returned World War I servicemen, by lashing a Ford engine to the back of a dinghy. |
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Bound together by mutual distrust, both sides end up lashing themselves to the mast of rigid law. |
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Putin is cornered, according to Saakashvili, which is why he is lashing out. |
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Reluctantly, the stewardess fetches the cord, and Willie finishes lashing the vintage Gibsons into position. |
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Related services to stevedoring are the activities of rigging and unrigging of ship's gear, unlashing and lashing of cargoes, and securing cargo on board. |
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The excessive play in the safety pin arrangement allowed the brake to disengage, and the lashing line that held the boat in place had ruptured as soon as the weight of the boat and roller davits came to bear upon it. |
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Extension lashing straps are included for bulky loads, and a blaze orange flag keeps you safe. |
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He stepped along, lashing abstractedly at a boot with his whip. |
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A steady practice that leaves you a bit better equipped to pause before lashing out, to rise above perceived slights and not be put off by the usual setbacks. |
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He was painfully shy and found his expression in lashing out at people. |
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They said no. They said they weren't going to make women go through the lashing test and that it was not necessary for them to do it to perform the jobs they were going to perform. |
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The weather forecast is woegeous. Imagine being stuck in a field in Galway with the wind and the rain lashing down. |
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In 1969, one of the wire spoolers goes nutso, breaks off its mooring, the wire lashing about like a horse's tail trying to chase away a fly. |
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The Carthaginian detachment chopped down trees, lashing the logs together with reliable ropes they had brought with them from the army's stores. |
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A judge in a Public Order Court found most of them guilty and sentenced them to lashing and the payment of fines or, in the alternative, imprisonment. |
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It is essential to use the marked lashing points for securing load supporting devices if you are loading or unloading the machine with lifting gear. |
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However, the port side davit system was in the released condition, with the lifeboat held in place with only lashing lines and the winch brake, when the vessel set sail from Montréal. |
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Or he could have been a coward, lashing out at me for some online slight. |
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If rideable, with wind not lashing against us, we clamber hastily into our wetsuits and lift foam surfboards to the beach, practicing our statue-like pop ups on the sand, before paddling out to the real thing. |
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Carlo Ancelotti's out-of-sorts team struggled to hit the target in the first half as Bolton threatened with Matthew Taylor lashing just wide. |
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When not in use, the lashing is tensioned to take up the slack. |
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Even the snow-white hair, the black-violet wings or the hem of her gown defy, as if turned to stone, the lashing winds up there at a dizzying altitude. |
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The most interesting theory about the head-butt was a bit Camusian: Zidane, one writer said, was lashing out not just at the Italian who had insulted him but at the unlivable role that he had been slotted into by the French. |
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Note that the extreme pressure additives only do their job under severe conditions such as shock loading, back lashing of gears and temporary overheating of gear drives, leading to a loss in viscosity of the base oil. |
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The initial infection-spreading cells of the fungus, called zoospores, swim by lashing a hair-like flagellum and don't have a cell wall. |
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The deckhand remained up and about during most of the day, helping to carry out regular duties such as assisting in the galley and securing and lashing items that might move about in heavy weather. |
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Denton is often said to believe that his blogs' targets secretly like the attention, given the evidence of subjects who have settled into masochistic cycles of lashing out, further provoking the provokers. |
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Don't do it, however, if you are, like me, an emotional individual given to historical self-flagellation, a lashing out by his choked psyche with tears. |
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The on-loan Wimbledon striker was dismissed during Monday's under-21 fixture at Tannadice against St Mirren after lashing out at Buddies defender Paul Rudden. |
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