The engineers of Spt Coy needed the pile driver to hammer four-metre sheet piles into the ground to stabilise embankments for road construction. |
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Coy admissions of a relationship between the parties lent a breath of intrigue to the otherwise sedate election campaign. |
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During the night A Coy captured 28 prisoners who were taking part in a counter-attack on the Regina Rifles right flank. |
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B Coy occupied the area and A Coy returned to their original position along the canal. |
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Another C Coy Platoon assisted in the withdrawal by giving intense covering fire. |
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For Xi'an Coy Manh, the explosion was as if she'd suddenly been cast back into the childhood inferno, the terrible war, that consumed her homeland, Vietnam. |
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B Coy made a frontal attack while A Coy, under cover of a dyke, approached the enemy's right flank unobserved. |
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The significant gains the P-OMLT has achieved since the change suggest that we've found our place in the world, happily ensconced as a sub-unit of the MP Coy. |
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It's no surprise that Paul's taste in music runs to '50s rock 'n' roll, but he's also the rhythm guitarist and lead singer of a rockerbilly band, the Coy Dogs. |
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But she's coy about revealing how many, with what qualifications, or where they are based. |
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Not a single fact in that plagiarised thesis was untrue, a former Campbell acolyte averred in coy defense of his one-time master. |
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The third great album from this Ohio quintet sees them in melancholy mood, easing out songs packed with coy observations and lyrical moments. |
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Caelyn asked, pretending to act coy as she kept one hand around his neck and used to the other to trace his collarbone lightly. |
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Brunet, with a rich, beautiful voice, is vocally more fiery and seductive than her all-purpose shimmy and coy smile suggest. |
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Yes, I know that's a coy name for a database but perhaps I was feeling coy when I filled in the title box. |
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How is a reader supposed to understand what an article is actually about if everything is all coded and coy? |
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People flash coy looks at one another, hoping that they won't be asked to make the first move and speak about what they make of it all. |
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If her girls have been compared to prepubescent Lolitas, her seniors seem just as coy, if comically spry. |
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Hibs are coy about the cost, but the ballpark figure for such stadium developments is typically 1million per 1,000 seats. |
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She was funny and sharp and confident and clear when she was with her girlfriends, and then became indecisive and minxish and coy around men. |
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He was teaching Boyle's Law and Archimedes' Principle to coy, simpering 13-year-olds who giggled at everything he said. |
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Certainly, the former, part caterwaul and part coy coo, will be an acquired taste. |
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A woman with a coy smile and slumberous eyes could gain access to locales and secrets a male counterpart would have to kill for. |
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It has a huge number of synonyms, ranging from coy euphemisms to joking proxies, to coarse vulgarities. |
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There are plenty of hoots and whistles, derision for the woman's coy smile and smeared-on lipstick. |
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Perhaps it could have been the coy way that she covered herself with those feathered appendages I normally took for granted. |
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Adrian Eastwood is a little coy about the idea that bookies know better than polls or punters. |
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The coy reticence that he exhibits when asked the tough questions about his position don't inspire confidence in his motives and agenda. |
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Her slight frame and elfin appearance suggested a coy, pixieish quality but her work revealed wit and tough-minded resourcefulness. |
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We must take it at face value for there is no torment beyond the exuberant grins, coy smirks or contemplative musings of any of the grandmothers. |
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It seems we remain a little coy about investigating one of our most basic drives and motivators. |
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She firmly tells her audience that chivalry and courtliness are about real things, that hypocrites and coy flibbertigibbets are without honour. |
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For a women who takes her clothes off for a living, Ms Deneuve is a bit coy. |
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She's coy enough to curdle butter, looking up at him from under her lashes. |
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Her smile was coy, and she playfully tilted her head, an inquisitive glimmer in her eyes. |
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Aurora had stated gently, giving him a coy side glance without realizing it. |
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They should also know what symptoms to look out for and not be coy about seeking medical attention. |
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Not surprisingly, the phone network companies are a little coy about admitting they have this ability. |
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One reporter decided to be less coy and actually used the word ' groin ' in his copy! |
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As a writer she is coy about her influences, although she will admit to admiring Jilly Cooper. |
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The former Boro player himself remains coy on the subject but, tellingly, does not rule it out. |
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Here, the sensuous wooing of the traditional lover is replaced by a display of coy and squeamish chastity. |
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I saw the girls giggle as they passed, flicking coy glances at me. |
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But even those who decide to play coy won't have long to wait. |
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At least he isn't pulling a Taylor Swift and trying to be coy about who the song is about. |
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My vote for the most untranslatable word would go to nyakaa, a Bengali word that could mean coy, or teasing, or bashful, or suggests fake niceness or phoney innocence. |
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Not surprisingly, given the litigious times in which we live, most writers turn coy when quizzed about whether so-and-so was the model for a character. |
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Did Mia stop to think how her coy tease might be perceived by the widow Sinatra? |
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She yawned dramatically and cast me a coy look through hooded eyes. |
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Romney is coy at best about 2016, although his old running mate, Paul Ryan, wants him to run. |
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The company pleads competitive sensitivity for being so coy on this. |
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Wilder remained coy about his own political beliefs, at least publicly. |
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She raised her lips and eyebrows in a coy pout that I couldn't resist, so I broke all known social convention and filled her martini glass with scotch. |
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The JVP leadership has been remarkably coy about providing an answer. |
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She smiled at Rochelle and nodded with a coy smile playing on her lips. |
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We've flirted at balls, and she was as coy as a twenty-four year-old! |
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Everyone else acts coy, stupid, and young throughout the rest of episode. |
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True, many were arch, whilst others were coy and over-sentimental. |
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Reached by phone, Moynihan was coy about fingering specific people as models for his characters. |
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She gave him a coy glance and leaned over to whisper into his ear. |
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The emoticon is a weak substitute for a coy gesture or a lusty wink. |
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Oh Frank, you stole our hearts with your coy jumping up and down about Ali being the bachelorette only to stomp on them later. |
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Is this your coy way of telling me you wish to join the Masons? |
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The animated actress bops to Frank Ocean and Rihanna, acting remarkably coy when Talley inquires into her Oscars dress. |
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He is diminutive to meet, a coy and obtuse public speaker and a derivative thinker. |
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Still, the way Zemeckis talks about Staar is in a coy, kittenish way that does not entirely suggest unparallel lives. |
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Gem returned the stare, a coy smile creeping its way onto her countenance. |
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A coy smile slipped onto his face, and he cocked his head slightly. |
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His second memoir can thus be read as a rather coy critique of his first. |
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A wiser generation, who have the art to coy the fonder sort into their nets. |
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Sleepers is coy about what the film depicts and in the course of the story, the film is destroyed. |
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Presently, Cheri lives on a small ranch near the historic town of Sequin, Texas with her beloved husband and a coy dog named Scully. |
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Sachs is not even slightly coy about who that expert should be. |
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Dame Tim Curry is a mad transvestite cult sensation in monster mishmash of pop parody, sci-fi spoof and coy sexual daring, pulled off in end-of-pier fashion. |
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The tabloid favourite stretched out on a faux fur rug in a transparent body stocking to launch the new fragrance but she was significantly more coy in the interviews. |
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Now, surveying his final link, he had the nice advantage of being able to play coy with established port cities that desperately wanted his proven railroad. |
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What follows is a painful comedy of errors. Almost from her arrival she is pursued by a bellhop who interprets her every rebuff as a coy invitation. |
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