I patted his neck, which was damp with sweat, and loosened my hold on the reins. |
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Furthermore, in cultivated soils, dense compact subsoils frequently underlie the loosened topsoil. |
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The drought loosened its grip in the southeastern States in November, and more emphatically so in January 1941, when heavy rains fell. |
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He let a bit of coldness creep into his tone, and Chris promptly loosened his grip, pouting aggrievedly. |
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The reapers gave out a group sigh of relief and loosened their grip slightly looking to John for instruction. |
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Meanwhile, Stephanie's hand slipped inside his hand, which had loosened its grip a bit, and got hold of the piece of paper. |
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Let stand overnight, then wipe loosened dirt with paper towels or newspapers. |
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In this context ties of kindred were tightened by lordship rather than loosened. |
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The skirt of the dress was bunched up around the hips then loosened as it flowed out to the ankles. |
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Have someone lace you into the corset rather than trying to get into it with the laces loosened. |
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The people who made the derogatory remarks were a group whose tongues may have been loosened by drink. |
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He loosened and then retightened his grip on the sword's decorative hilt, readying to attack. |
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With a last look that the door and windows were shuttered tight, I loosened my shirt. |
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He loosened his tie and undid the first button of his collar so he wouldn't suffocate. |
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Expression blank and thoughts and emotions carefully controlled, she loosened her tight hold upon her fan. |
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When muscles are loosened and the circulation is good, good health will prevail and there will inevitably be less chance of any disfunction. |
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Bandit loosened his grip, relaxing his arms until his hold on her turned into a real embrace. |
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That had done it, his grip lost its intensity and though it still remained firm, he loosened his hold greatly. |
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Amy's shoulders loosened and Hart gently trod back to sit quietly by her side. |
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She held on and he squeezed harder, until she gasped in pain and her fingers loosened. |
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Then, my shoulders loosened and my eyes looked grateful to the figure before me. |
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It is clear that the present Governor loosened monetary policy earlier than his predecessor would have done. |
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Strong regulations that limited overtime in northern continental Europe are being loosened in response to EU policy. |
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That reign only came to an end in the late 1960s as divorce laws loosened and Americans began pulling off their wedding rings at record rates. |
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And are they suggesting that a massive influx of asylum seekers would suddenly appear over the horizon if policy were loosened? |
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The connection between signifier and signified is loosened and exposed as arbitrary, allowing for alternative interpretations of the sense. |
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He was slightly drunk and perhaps realised that the alcohol had loosened his tongue a little too much. |
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This time, he turned his back on his usual references, loosened up and had great fun with colour and pattern. |
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I had loosened up a bit too and started chatting a lot more freely to more of the other guys. |
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The strong hand around his thick neck loosened and his rump landed on the ground. |
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It started with a back massage that loosened up my taut muscles and prepared me for the ultimate indulgence of letting go. |
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Some cabinet doors are held tightly together with long tenons, while others have short tenons that have loosened over time. |
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Unlay the ends to be joined. Go back three or more complete turns. Now marry the loosened strands. |
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Thanks to the boost in attendance, the ownership group loosened the purse strings and went after some free agents. |
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He relaxed a little and walked down the hallway to his room, tugging at his tie until the knot loosened and he could slip it off. |
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He fell to his knees and the arms around him loosened the grip and he fell completely. |
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Both of their faces had a soft sheen of sweat and Thom loosened his collar a little. |
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These heavy pieces are pinned into the shiplaps, but often the pin has broken and the finials have loosened or fallen off. |
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His voice dropped to a mumble, his grip on my wrist loosened and he stopped struggling so much. |
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He had already slung his jacket and hat on to his bed and now he loosened his tie and undid the top two buttons of his dress shirt. |
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It was with a sense of the inevitable that I undid the ribbons, loosened the neck and let it slip down over my arms to the ground. |
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She noticed that not one of the men had loosened his tie and undone the top shirt button. |
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After they undressed her and loosened her clothes, they saw the blood on her dress. |
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Stelta began to choke, he loosened his neckerchief hurriedly, to get more air but it had little effect. |
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She just loosened the wrist buttons of her blouse, folding it up to her elbow and untucking it from her skirt. |
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Then my mother took a soup spoon, loosened the mass of cream-colored seeds that clung to the cavity and scooped them into the garbage pail. |
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To keep a loosened or re-implanted tooth in place, it may need to be splinted to the teeth next to it for a period of time. |
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Soon he loosened his embrace and looked deep into Christie's eyes and brought his hand to stroke her cheek. |
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I loosened the headlock I had on her just enough for her to catch her breath. |
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When I was young I tended toward Scriptural stringency, but studying Wesleyan theology loosened me up a great deal. |
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Dr. Borje Walldius in Sweden replaced knees in 1953 with a simple hinge joint but knees are complex and these replacements often loosened. |
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After closing the door, Partain turned to find her, the scarf now loosened, standing slightly hipshot in the middle of the room. |
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As skirts were hitched up and ties loosened, out came the blue Rimmel eyeliners and the Body Shop blushers. |
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The boss man loosened the knot on his tie and angrily chomped on his Havana cigar. |
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He angled Buck back around and without leaving the saddle, reached over and loosened the pinto's reins. |
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Her grip had loosened in her deep thoughts insomuch that she soon found herself falling to the water below. |
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When building finally did resume, the covenants were loosened considerably to generate a quick infusion of cash. |
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A muscle in his jaw was working as he slightly loosened his cravat and sent her a perplexed glance. |
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His suit jacket was draped over his chair and his tie was loosened a bit so he could work comfortably before he left. |
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Both versions of this drill will help you develop excellent control and concentration as well as just getting loosened up. |
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In fact, he seems to have loosened up, as if he has less to prove. |
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Griffith loosened the reins and the quivering horse beneath him sprung into a flat-out gallop, nearly unseating him as they rode towards the fallen figure. |
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He loosened his tie and unbuttoned the first two buttons of his shirt. |
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His fingers threaded through her tight chignon and loosened it. |
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To do this the hoops are loosened and the head is inserted into the croze. |
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But no more than a few strides towards the stationary cart, she yanked hard on the reins, sheathing her sword that had been loosened, partially drawn out into her grip. |
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He loosened his grip and turned me around to sit on the bed. |
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As it peels, paint chips are loosened and can be ingested by children. |
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Narcissus have loosened up since I last saw them and it's difficult not to be carried away by the voice, the lush but powerful arrangements and the enormous tuneage. |
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He, in turn, loosened his grip and moved his hands to my hips. |
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Lucas only hung his head and loosened his grip on the pole in response. |
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Aftershocks and heavy rains continue to trigger mudslides on mountain slopes where the quake has uprooted forests, loosened topsoil or created barrier lakes. |
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It seems that the head of my axe has loosened from its haft. |
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In the meantime, other detainees loosened a metal slat in the fence. |
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Here, the inspector is looking for any indications that summer storms or winds have loosened the fastenings connecting the roof to the rest of the building. |
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The loosened earth and weakened banks are more prone to collapsing then. |
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He had loosened his tie and undone a couple of buttons down to his chest. |
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Interest groups are reluctant to associate closely or openly with political parties, and the Labour party's connections with the trade unions have been loosened. |
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State investigators said the head blew off a nine-foot pressure vessel after workers had loosened a few of the bolts on the head in preparation for cleaning. |
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I felt sleepy and relaxed now, and that loosened my tongue and my senses. |
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The confrontation, however, seemed to have loosened Katrina 's tongue. |
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The officers cracked his dental plate and loosened his teeth. |
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He seemed quite nervous at first, but loosened up as the gig progressed. |
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And yes, I know I'm older than most on this blog and yes, we boomers have loosened the bonds of marriage, defined our rights in terms of our desires. |
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White granite boulders were loosened from the surrounding hills, split using water saturated wooden stakes, and painstakingly shaped into building blocks. |
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I loosened my grip on the rail enough to begin a glumble down the stairs. |
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Do you think that if the rules on celibacy were loosened, this would change things considerably? |
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In 2017, those reins will be loosened, and Hongkongers will be able to vote for their Chief Executive. |
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This loosened the existing caste rigidities to a great extent. |
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He loosened his grip, but now my knees were too weak to move. |
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I felt as if a huge burden weighing me down had suddenly loosened. |
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We reached the end point, and while I loosened up my stiffened joints safely on the ground, the horses rejoined their mates in the paddock with happy neighs. |
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From whoopee cushions to loosened lids on saltshakers, he did it all. |
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Footsteps thudded down the hall, and his hold on her loosened somewhat. |
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Hope of escape kindled within as the terror of bondage loosened. |
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I loosened his tongue with Guinness and he held forth melodiously for some time about stuff like Beowulf, Njarl's Saga, Anglo-Saxon and Nordic literature. |
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As reelers, the boys dip their hands into scalding water and palpate the silk cocoons, sensing by touch whether the fine silk threads have loosened enough to be unwound. |
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What harries the inflation worrywarts, though, is that the job markets may not have loosened up enough by the second half to reduce the upward pressure on labor costs. |
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She began to unbuckle her sandals, as I loosened the laces on my shoes. |
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In 2013, the state legislature passed a sweeping charter school bill pushed by Mitchell that loosened oversight and regulation. |
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Beck takes the stage in blue jeans, sneakers, and a loosened tie adorning his dress shirt. |
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The ties that bind Martin O'Neill to Celtic may have been, in reality, loosened by the Irishman's decision to sign only a 12-month rolling contract with the club last month. |
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Walker loosened the rubber band and fanned the bills in front of him. |
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A generation ago, Beijing watched nervously as the Soviet Union loosened its grip only to fall, and split apart. |
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But it loosened up to the point that he can take some ground balls and that's a start. |
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What followed was a lot of work for the canned laughter guy as loose ends from the last series were loosened further with little or no comedy. |
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However it cannot reinforce century-old mortar, which loosened, crumbled and sprayed errantly. |
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Almost three minutes later, the charley horse loosened enough to run again. |
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But would it help the movie if the studio loosened up the purse strings? |
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One of the screws had loosened a bit and had to be tightened. |
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In 1899, galelike winds loosened stones, and Lawrence Brignolia, a blacksmith from suburban Cambridge, was leading when he fell on one. |
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In the late 4th century, barbarian invasions, economic decline and military coups loosened the Empire's hold on Britain. |
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Sheet erosion is the transport of loosened soil particles by overland flow. |
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The fragmentation of the Mongol Empire loosened the political, cultural, and economic unity of the Silk Road. |
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From there they would start working up the valley, using the stream of water to wash over the debris they had loosened from the bed with picks. |
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In shinny, everyone wins. Though rules are scaled back, the game is not loosened beyond all form, and the driving competitive element remains. |
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Their regular cover of Pavement's Frontwards loosened them up, as did the bottle of red wine passing from glockenspiel to keyboard. |
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Luckily, a bit of turps loosened the seal and Scott and co were able to get some air into the tiny room in the Pleasance Courtyard. |
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Hand standards have to be loosened in short-handed play because the blinds will hit you so fast that you will hemorrhage your chip stack if you stand pat too long. |
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I noticed that my seatbelt had gradually loosened during the journey. |
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The die-body bolts should be loosened while the die is still on line, leaving four body bolts hand-tight, one on each end and two toward the center. |
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The ligature was loosened slightly, which allowed blood from the arteries to come into the arm, since arteries are deeper in the flesh than the veins. |
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Britain's control over its Empire loosened during the interwar period. |
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It means the berries, already loosened off their woody vines by a machine called a reeler, will float high enough over the plants to be easily corralled. |
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The debacle in Russia loosened the French grip on the German princes. |
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A NINE-YEAR-OLD boy was critically ill in hospital today after he tried to stop a car which had started rolling backwards when he loosened the handbrake. |
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