So he never responds when a blind or crippled beggar or a mother cradling her baby holds out a hand for money. |
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I turned the pages and noted all the red correction marks on my proofs, cradling my pounding head in my hands. |
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Blake moved his left shoulder in a half-hearted shrug and sat down next to her on the rock, carefully cradling his right arm. |
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They were lying utterly still or squirming in discomfort, some cradling injured arms. |
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The concrete floor in the living room where she sits on an old cot cradling her son is bare and cold. |
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I collapsed behind a car cradling my head, feeling fresh trickles of blood flow down my face. |
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I threw the rag down with a soft mutter of disgust, cradling my chin in my trembling hands, my breath coming in short, unhealthy spurts. |
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With a true splinter fore-end, the shooter is cradling the barrels rather than the stock. |
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There is no cradling of the hand grenade in this household, because the hand grenade will look at you like What do you think I am, a baby? |
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He looked pale and yawned several times, at one point cradling his head in his hands. |
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He bent to pick up the ball and then slowly straightened, cradling it in his hands while regarding her with a crooked smile. |
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He screamed in pain and rolled away from Sarah when she finally let go of his arm, cradling it in his unwounded hand. |
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It features Milo, a glorious Newfoundland dog, cradling another hapless victim of the turbulent waters off New England's Egg Rock lighthouse. |
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She sighed and picked him up, cradling him in her spindly arms and lifting up her thin top. |
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Marconi is the person at Weidlinger whose mind is currently cradling the vorticity confinement idea. |
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He had been cradling his face since he had entered the room minutes before. |
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Yoshida sits quietly in a corner, cradling his cell phone in one hand and running the other over his weary eyes. |
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Jillian came across a picture of her parents, her mother cradling a small baby. |
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Thirty-two right-handed participants were given a behavioural test of lateralization and a cradling task. |
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Minutes later, I was cradling my little baby boy, cooing to him as his mother had left in a huff soon after dropping by. |
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Strife sprinted onwards in the pouring rain, tenderly cradling his six-year-old daughter who was whimpering with fear. |
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Sitting on a low stool and cradling his beloved guitar he sang in a rich baritone a mixture of haunting ballads and cheery folk songs. |
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Mariah grabbed the phone in a rush, cradling it between her ear and shoulder while putting a roller in her hair. |
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The gray matter you see cradling the iPod above is some type of flexible rubber stuff. |
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It's pretentious but marginally better than the sepia toned one where I'm cradling a small baby. |
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The bass viol, in particular, is more than just a matter of the fingers, but rather of cradling the instrument with the whole body. |
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We see her cradling her seemingly distended belly in the next scene. |
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All those huddled in the background, cradling their own unheard hip-hop demos. |
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To ensure rigidity, he reinforces the panels with wooden cradling. |
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She evidenced particular tenderness in describing a woman cradling a fellow inmate who had just suffered a grand mal seizure. |
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After passing the Dollar Lakes, I hear the gurgle of a stream and then see Lamoille Lake, a shallow mountain tarn in a glacial bowl, with steep talus slopes cradling it. |
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Then he carefully pulls the book from the shelf, cradling its delicate pages, its fragile spine in his palms with the same tenderness lavished on a newborn baby. |
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She stood still as he rocked her gently, one hand cradling her head. |
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So O'Neill picked me up bridal style, cradling me gently in his arms. |
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He plays half the second hole one-handed, chipping the ball along the fairway with his right hand while cradling the phone to his ear with his left. |
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In heat and humidity strong enough to hatch eggs, they sit on the hard stone floor cradling infants with flies feeding from the corners of their eyes. |
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Liz screams, grabbing my head and cradling it as I collide with a bookshelf on my way down, upsetting an armchair, a floor lamp, and a serving tray filled with crumpets. |
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The Marion Jones spot, for example, shows the triple gold medalist cradling an infant being immunized and then organizing a relay race. |
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He smiled at her confusion, his hand cradling a snifter of brandy. |
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He was cradling a little street-puppy he had rescued from his muggers, knowing his grandmother would not let him take it home. |
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In their basic house, her father sits close by on a plastic chair smiling and cradling one of her dance trophies with his gnarled hands. |
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A man wearing a demonic mask smokes a cigarette while cradling a sleeping baby. |
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They sleep on the ground in the markets, numb with cold, cradling in their arms the babies they have brought with them. |
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A young girl on the cover of Voulzy's new album, Avril, stands cradling a guitar in her arms. |
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With a groan, I heave him into my arms, carefully cradling his neck. |
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I am the One, your Mother, who is cradling you and who loves you to the point of foley. |
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The slight open curve makes for easier puck cradling and really hard wrist shots. |
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The Short-Stop insulator is placed in a cradling fashion into the bottom of the casing perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the pipe. |
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In 2000, an artist's imaginary rendering of Sacagawea cradling her son was added to U. S. currency on a dollar coin. |
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He sighed gently, cradling his bruised hand as an afterthought. |
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After cradling the hatchling in her fleece-gloved hands, Patterson measures the length of its bill, then carefully slips the chick into a mesh bag to weigh it. |
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Puh, a volunteer from England, is cradling a two-toed sloth wrapped in a blanket. |
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I imagine cradling it in my arms, protecting it from unsmooth roads. |
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Anna Maxwell Martin's intriguing Lady Macbeth tries to brazen it out with a show of socially practised brusqueness, until in mad remorse, her piteous cradling of a phantom baby suggests the root of the problem. |
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The snap of Hollie Evans cradling and kissing her four-month-old sister, Lillie, in the bath was shared by their mum, Hayley Stanley. |
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And, of course, images of the infant in Mary's arms foreshadow the Pietà , Mary cradling Christ's body after the crucifixion. This is a life drenched in symbolism. |
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There are four of them: the pistol-toting medic with the silver hair, the Goth techy idly cradling an energy pistol, the tiny woman in big boots slapping a plank of wood in her fist, and the sharp-talking shotgunner. |
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Grade changes were used to shape a new landscape with natural slopes and high impact stonewalls, while also visually cradling park users within this green space. |
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This is based on the same concept, changing from a bouncer with cradling motion to highchair and later a versatile seat for use throughout childhood. |
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Soon, I was cradling a big-shouldered rainbow, all of 21 inches. |
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Before using the blanket, I found it hard to imagine that the hours I had had to spend cradling my first son, Achille, in my arms to calm and reassure him would be any less this time round. |
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Intelligently positioned around the interior walls, 40 to 48 tiny openings create a gently rippling massage, caressing your skin and cradling your body from head to toe. |
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Try to avoid actions that create misalignment or uneven stress on your body, such as carrying a heavy purse over one shoulder, cradling the phone between your ear and shoulder, or always carrying your child on one hip. |
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She could smell a faint aroma of machine oil and corflu emanating from the man cradling her worn form. |
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A beautiful, naked, self-confident woman, sensually cradling...a cod? |
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He too is cradling an AK-47 with a huge 75-round magazine attached. |
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The woman accomplished the short walk cradling a throw pillow on which rested the envelope. |
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The woman was cradling the baby in the crook of her arm as she fed it. |
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Logan stood at the counter, cradling shards of blue glass in his hands and weeping broken-heartedly over them as he tried to glue them back together. |
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Lucca A grace of green, the underleaf of olive, the birdsong's cradling. |
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