But she watched her mother blink in surprise and take an involuntary step back away from her. |
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The horse was braying, frightened, as it tried to back away from several men fighting. |
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Tie-backs are a decorative effect using a cord, chain, rope or cloth to secure the draperies back away from the window. |
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The old Irish priest crossed himself and slunk back away from the computer. |
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He wasn't a man to back away from a scrap when he was a player, and he said he wouldn't this time. |
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Holding its pale back away from the sunlight makes the backswimmer harder for predators to spot. |
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He had only time to back away before the thick wooden doors swung open, hinges protesting loudly. |
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When the cue hits the object ball it will bend the tangent line back away from the corner. |
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She hopped back away from it, windmilling her arms once to catch her balance. |
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If a group leader's philosophy and beliefs are narrow and one-sided, then back away. |
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She puts slack on the rope and tells the stupid man just to back away slowly. |
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While the industry works on this issue, Canadian growers are seeing prices drop and buyers back away from the market. |
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Solid public breeding initiates a wave of private investment that allows the public sector to back away. |
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Nick motions for Anna to back away and he turns the television up. |
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Morrow will not fit into these diagrams since, with Coleridge, he prizes the esemplastic power that unites everything into one, and does not back away from it in any of his doings. |
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Miller shook his head unbelievingly several times and then, reluctantly, started to back away. |
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Only the amassment of American troops in large numbers encouraged him to back away from that. |
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It delivers the sense of confidence required to assume risk comfortably as well as the inner sense that it may be time to just back away. |
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What possibly could be driving the government to, if anything, back away from safety as priority number one. |
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If the caribou smells us, or smells fire, it will back away from the direction of the wind, of the smell. |
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Many of the solutions can only be seen if you back away from day-to-day operations a bit and really analyze what is going on. |
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Like some of us, Lynde may have been afraid sometimes but in all the time that I knew her, I never saw her back away from a challenge. |
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They don't back away during tough times and for that, I'm thankful and very proud. |
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Rest your lower back against the wall and lean your upper back away from the wall. |
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As a result, it is very hard to back away from previously-taken decisions, including on the nuclear program, and it is very hard to innovate. |
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In fact, in those provinces, the governments have had to back away from their plans for more private-sector involvement in electricity markets. |
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In particular, several provisions in early drafts could have led growers to back away from soil and water quality practices and systems. |
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They would dance towards each other, each holding a sheet end, then back away, pulling the sheet taut between them, then advance again, and so on. |
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His hair was a raven black, brushed back away from his forehead. |
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To allow the trailer to roll back away from the damaged concrete as it was being lifted, the trailer's brakes had to be released manually at the same time. |
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Of course, they back away in a heartbeat when the stronger road agents ride into town, or when they are challenged by someone they know to be better or smarter. |
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I brush the loose hair that escaped from my hat back away from my face, and lower my scarf to reveal more than just my red cheeks, a pair of eyes and a very red nose. |
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Simply put, species behave as statistical entities, making it necessary to back away from individual species or small assemblages to examine topdown processes. |
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They back away and hem and haw and leave it to the lower courts to implement their decisions. |
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Although generally quite a touchy-feely person, I never back away from physical interaction, unless, particularly, that physical interaction should be focused on the eyeball. |
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I ask the government to at least do that if it is not going to back away from these negotiations and continues to offer up the automotive sector as a sacrificial lamb at the expense of Canadian workers. |
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Many people might back away form a career in social care, seeing it as unglamourous or even a bit too daunting. |
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The deckhand also jumped on and, realizing that the pleasure craft was in danger of striking the wharf on the other side of the slipway or of fouling on other objects, he called out for the skipper to back away. |
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I have drawn your attention to the fact that the Moroccan side has said that it is not prepared to grant us more or better fishing facilities than they did last time or to back away from its financial demands. |
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And typically, the pugnacious New Jerseyan refuses to back away. |
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Her mother called out to her husband to back away because he had to think of the nine people he was responsible for in the family, and should not risk his life. |
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At the convict hour between four and five when even those with the least to fear are darkened and sober, and back away from waking. |
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Can he back away from a schedule born of a bottomless well of enthusiasm? |
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I shrivel up and back away from the world. |
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The torpedo boat would back away to a safe distance and detonate the torpedo, usually by means of a long cord attached to a trigger. |
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He seeks to understand things that he has to back away from. |
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With the federal government assuming a greater presence in the linguistic organization of the country, other key players have tended to back away from their responsibilities in this area. |
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We cannot cede any territory or back away. |
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Fellow Lloyds of London outfits Novae Group and Chaucer Insurance have been touted by analysts as potential bid targets should Apollo back away from Brit. |
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Once we have the tank full we will back away and you can let her rip. |
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