And suddenly she felt a cold rush of air as the redhead actually whizzed right by her, his elbow pad actually grazing her arm as he did so. |
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Called a Judas by his countrymen, he received an elbow from another player, and left the pitch injured. |
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I'm now a bit stiff and have a big lump on my right foot where I caught a guy on the elbow. |
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A hand reached out awkwardly, bumping her elbow against the roll of toilet paper hanging above a plastic green wastebasket. |
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If your bridge elbow is locked, this is a sure sign of of poor balance and weight distribution. |
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I put on my socks, the jock, the shorts, and then the jersey, followed by sweatbands on my left arm and an elbow pad on my right arm. |
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His elbow and shoulder joints ache, but he still labors through the workouts. |
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The one bit I didn't enjoy was the double jointed contortionist, who actually dislocated his shoulder and elbow on stage. |
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Occasionally he was jostled by an elbow, but he just ignored them and kept going. |
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The affected arm is flexed at the elbow and adducted against the side of the body. |
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Sagnol slaloms past a few defenders and then welts the ball off another defender's elbow. |
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The tat on my forearm was only really painful when it got too close to the elbow on that arm. |
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Sit or stand with one arm raised to shoulder height in front of your body, elbow bent. |
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The waiter was hovering constantly at my elbow, wheeking away breadcrumbs or tidying up around me. |
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For both strokes, you should have extremely good elbow bend-around 90 degrees. |
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Surely the agonizing pain I experience when I hit my elbow has much more to do with craziness than amusement. |
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For example, wrestling includes many holds, which can easily be performed in such a way that they damage the elbow, shoulder, neck or leg joints. |
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Andrew was recalled from his morbid reverie by his guide's gentle grasping at his right elbow. |
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Murali, it was later disclosed, because of a minor deformity, had a slight kink in the elbow. |
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He became involved in a fight with some other children and his left elbow was dislocated. |
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Tom jolted out of his dream, wincing as he knocked his elbow against the bedpost. |
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I solicited advice from a doctor friend who knows his asthma from his tennis elbow, and who has studied many branches of medicine. |
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Here's my favorite boy toy working up some elbow grease, de-furring the couch with a cat-hair-catching sponge. |
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Excessive or repeated use of the muscles that straighten the wrist can cause injury to the tendons, leading to tennis elbow. |
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Witnesses said he was writhing in pain on the road with elbow and hip injuries. |
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It had simple, white lace along the collar and at the ends of the elbow length sleeves. |
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She reached out and laid a hand gently on his elbow, and her eyes were soft. |
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The second red should have been for an elbow to the head after he'd laid the ball off. |
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With his eloquent amanuensis Chen Boda at his elbow, he cast back to China's wartime experience for a solution. |
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The second Phil zipped me in, I could feel this very uncomfortable pressure in my inner right elbow every time I bent the arm. |
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However, he was having excruciating electric shock-like pains shooting from his hand to his elbow. |
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He sat back in the chair, leaned an elbow on the table, and canted his head to rest in that hand. |
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He leans his elbow on the desk and rests his forehead in his hand, sighing. |
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I sighed and leaned my elbow on the arm rest of my chair, cupping my chin in my palm and trying to think. |
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She rested her chin on her fist and leaned her elbow on her knee, staring into empty space and thinking. |
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Suddenly looking very, very bored, her dad leaned his elbow on the table and rested the side of his head in his hand. |
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He has his elbow resting up on the arm part of the couch and his hand is holding his head up. |
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Half-slouched, her elbow rested gingerly on the thin armrest, with her head propped up with her hand. |
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Wendy huffed a couple of times, and then turned around and put one elbow on the table, resting the side of her head on that fist. |
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Hanna let out a soft sigh and perched an elbow on her desk, resting her head against her hand. |
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He turned slightly to face her, resting his arm and elbow upon the back of the bench. |
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As Nora listened to him laugh and shout with the others, she set her elbow on the table, resting her head upon it, and sighed wistfully. |
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The doctor developed tendonitis in his right elbow and had to dribble the last three hours of the 108-mile run left-handed. |
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Because of their anterolateral position at the elbow, both brachioradialis and extensor carpi radialis longus muscles are flexors of the forearm. |
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Because the elbow has to be supinated to take the anteroposterior view, many children report relief of symptoms after the radiograph is taken. |
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He sounds just the right height to run the risk of encountering an accidental sharp elbow jab to the bridge of his nose. |
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A deformity in his right elbow has meant that he was up against great odds from the very beginning. |
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The youth was driven by ambulance to Lewisham Hospital with six puncture wounds around the right elbow. |
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Lift your right shoulder off the mat and touch your left knee with your right elbow. |
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Fire up the old grill, do a few twelve-ounce elbow bends to stay limber and just kick back. |
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The lover lies face down on the ground under the full moon, with his head barely resting in the crook of his elbow. |
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Her green jacket was loosely draped in the crook of her elbow, and her jeans were clean, as if they had been purchased recently. |
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That's not as easy a task as it was when I was a young man, but there one was, neatly in the crook of my elbow. |
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Then I grab the TV controller and bottle in right hand, baby safely tucked away in the crook of my left elbow and plop down on the couch. |
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Her basket no longer swung jauntily from its place at the crook of her elbow, nor did she bounce gaily on the springy moss beneath her feet. |
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I suddenly found it hard to concentrate on the needle the first doctor had shoved into the crook of my elbow. |
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She brought the free arm up to join the other one under her head, and settled her forehead into the crook of her elbow. |
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On his right arm just above the elbow he wore several cords, and one chain of metal links, with charms attached to them. |
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Based on the questionnaire, physical examination, and roentgenography of the elbow, Pearson's chi-square test was used for statistical analysis. |
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For some reason, his left sleeve was rolled up to his elbow, exposing his pale forearm. |
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She winced, a large purple and tender bruise had enveloped her elbow and arm. |
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The shirt has the same pattern as the short sleeve shirts except for an additional pattern over the biceps and the elbow on both arms. |
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Cora shook her head and rested her chin on a hand as her elbow rested on the arm of the easy chair. |
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Instead they can apply the principle of an elbow lock, and let the technique form itself. |
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Another useful technique is waki-gatame, an elbow lock where you clamp the opponent's arm against your body. |
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If you can get this arm lock against the opponent's elbow, you can easily break it. |
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No mention is made of rotary motion from the elbow or lateral movement from the wrist. |
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She hit the ground painfully, landing on an elbow and cheek, with the edge of the glass door swinging back to lodge firmly against her hip. |
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It is important not to just rub the skin over the area but to apply firm downward pressure with the thumb, knuckle or elbow. |
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She also experienced a sharp pain and burning sensation in her right elbow and a tingling sensation in her right hand and fingers. |
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The arms stopped at the elbow in a double ruffle edged with lace and the whole outfit was set off with a matching choker. |
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Stretched out seductively on her cushion at Wolf's right elbow, she resembled an asp in greenery. |
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Most patients can get treatment immediately, such as those with headache, tennis elbow or low back pain. |
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Waiters dressed in traditional Gujarati costume hover attentively at one's elbow. |
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Shar-pei are subject to hip and elbow dysplasia and patellar luxation, in which the knee cap slips in and out of position. |
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Five minutes later she is kneeling in front of him, taping a gauze pad over his elbow, when a note whisks under the door. |
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The soft blue dress fell down to my ankles, and was tight on the arms from shoulder to elbow where it flared out, tapering down. |
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She stares straight ahead with her right hand on her hip and her left arm awkwardly looped through her father's elbow. |
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A door creaked and I managed to elbow Audrey, using the ounce of strength I had saved up for the most critical moment. |
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The humerus articulates with the scapula at the shoulder, and with the radius and the ulna at the elbow. |
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He spun, kicking his opponent in the gut, then followed through with a backfist, then an uppercut, an elbow, and finally, he backed away. |
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It seems an unfair epitaph to bear, but his elbow is now fixed almost as firmly in the nation's mind as his mane of blond hair. |
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His greatest fear is the return of the dreaded tennis elbow that has plagued him in the past. |
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If caught early, injuries like tennis elbow may respond to rest, ice and anti-inflammatory medications. |
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Increasing the strength of your forearm muscles can help to prevent tennis elbow occurring. |
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If your tennis elbow recurs, consult a physical therapist to learn how to move your elbow joint properly. |
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Weakness and inflexibility in the forearm muscles makes tennis elbow more likely. |
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Acupuncture is most effective at treating pain, such as headaches, tennis elbow, or muscle pain. |
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When tennis elbow banished her from the court, she wasn't sure what to do with her free time. |
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This condition has similar symptoms to tennis elbow, with the difference that the swelling appears on the inside of the elbow. |
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Most people who have taken part in various sports have experienced injury, such as stress fracture or tennis elbow. |
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Nothing is as sobering as getting elbow checked out of the way by a cane-wielding senior citizen as they scoop you on the item of your dreams. |
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Obviously, the knee pads prevent injury or scrapes to the knees, and the elbow pads prevent injury or scrapes to the elbows. |
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The club can afford to be careful with RHP Jason Schmidt, who was scratched from his start Sunday because of elbow tendinitis. |
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The job obviously requires you to scrub up for surgery and bare below the elbow when examining patients. |
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When he gets to me, he removes the person sitting opposite, flips down a tiny wall table, and bangs his elbow on it, hand open. |
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Smoltz missed all of last year after undergoing elbow surgery, Veras blew out a knee and Jordan was banged up most of the second half. |
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Try the theatrical manner in which the player fell to the ground clutching his face after an elbow had brushed his cheek. |
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Strengthening your forearms can help guard against tennis elbow. |
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He could lie on the bottom of the deep end of the pool, his head supported by one bent elbow. |
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Even after being diagnosed with tennis elbow, she continued working as a gleaner at a garlic farm. |
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If you use your wrist and elbow more than the rest of the arm, try to spread the load so that the larger muscles of the shoulder and upper arm work too. |
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I shut my eyes yet felt aware of the garden at my elbow, the blooms opening as if in time-lapse, the stalks lengthening. |
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Real learning begins with an apprentice working at the elbow of a master craftsman, but there were not enough scholarly elbows to go around as the numbers swelled. |
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She nodded silently and stared stupidly down at the crook of her elbow. |
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Rebekah looked lovingly down on the sweet face in the crook of her elbow. |
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By the end everyone was complaining about hand cramps and elbow kinks. |
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He changed sliders three times until he found one that didn't hurt his elbow. |
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There, it is a sharply bent elbow or a protruding knee that becomes a kind of fulcrum and guide for radiating and zigzagging patterns of wrinkles and folds in the draperies. |
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Tennis elbow happens when one or more of these tendons become inflamed. |
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We sat on small brown cushions on the floor and tucked into spinach stew, grilled chicken, and spicy elbow macaroni. |
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Those with sleeves that stop just short of the elbow can make a classier alternative to sleeveless or short-sleeved ones, both of which risk looking matronly on older women. |
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Slouched forward with her elbow on the armrest and her chin in the palm of her hand, Dove stares out the window jadedly, her expression with its usual mask of reserve. |
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I looked down at my elbow and noticed it was streaming with blood. |
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She leaned her elbow on the old wood and rested her head on her hand. |
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Cindy blinked at this and nudged her gently in her ribs with her elbow. |
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The girl pressed up against my elbow is fervently reading Tehilim by the light of her phone. |
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We are tuned into a good programme on the radio, a kipper the size of a ship's lifebelt is gently grilling and I have a pot of tea mashing at my elbow. |
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Some cases of tennis elbow clear up with plenty of rest and support. |
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A visit to the local hospital did not improve matters as the doctor inadvertently punctured a small sac in his elbow which required extensive treatment back in Melbourne. |
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Beno moved forward, and received an elbow to the chest for his pains. |
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The pain caused by tennis elbow normally lasts for 6 to 12 weeks. |
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What the state really needs is to figure out how to elbow its way into the tech economy. |
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To draw blood for the test, a nurse or technician cleans the skin over a vein, usually in the crook of your elbow, inserts a needle, and collects blood into a syringe or vial. |
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It lost every game, scored one goal, conceded nine, and had a player sent off for a bizarre elbow attack. |
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Before walking in I'd removed my shoes so as to make even less noise and now I held them in the crook of my elbow as I tiptoed across the entryway to the stairs. |
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I rammed my elbow into their side, forcing them to let go of me. |
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The last to take the runway was a shimmering gold, high-low gown with two elbow length cuffs, a thick choker, and heeled mules. |
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Like that draft, Burnett's elbow has officially gone kablooey. |
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Back in 1974, when Dr. Frank W. Jobe dreamed up the operation to fix John's elbow, the idea of repairing the arm of a high school player would have been ridiculed. |
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When I sat up again, I felt a pleasant glow spreading from my shoulder down to my elbow, and I found that the arm had complete freedom of movement again with almost no pain. |
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Scars face me, across her wrist and in the crook of her elbow. |
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We stood in the open doors with one foot resting on the sill and an elbow cocked on the roof, looking cool. |
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Back then the place was a hubbub of activity at the weekends, with walkers, families and locals rubbing shoulders and jostling for elbow room in front of a glowing open fire. |
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She got up, jabbing Savvy softly on the arm with her elbow, grabbed a bunch of hardcover texts from the professor's desk and started to give one to each person. |
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Taking a deep breath, she rolled her sleeves up to the elbow. |
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We never tell him, 'Great screwball,' though, because then his elbow would hurt. |
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The stethoscope that comes with some models is used to listen to the sounds your blood makes as it flows through the brachial artery in the crook of your elbow. |
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Most of that evening was pretty much a blur, except I do remember when Adam knocked my elbow by mistake and made me spill a drink all over myself. |
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Even when I gave her a jog with my elbow, she kept staring at her French book. Even when I gave her a nudge with my knee, she kept ignoring me. |
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It was a tricky one, and just 33 per cent of you managed to correctly identify Jay's problem as tennis elbow. |
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Instead of trotting off to the doctors to get a bandage on their tennis elbow, they will all be off to Benidorm. |
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A MAN accused of trying to drown a woman in the River Taff told police tennis elbow meant he could not have taken part in the attack. |
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Although tennis elbow is the commonest condition, there are other conditions that we should be aware of. |
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Brachial pulse The brachial pulse is found on the inside of the upper arm near the elbow. |
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Stephen Oliver underwent a series of steroid injections after his GP diagnosed him with tennis elbow. |
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McShane of Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, developed the tenotomy procedure for relieving tennis elbow. |
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Dog's anatomy is similar to our own with two parallel bones extending from the elbow to the wrist or carpus. |
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Open arthrolysis remains the gold standard for treatment of post-traumatic elbow stiffness. |
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He ordered himself a bavaroise and he had begun to sip it when he was aware of a presence at his elbow. |
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It wasn't long before Jokic was dropping dimes, blocking shots, leading the break, and running the offense out of the elbow for Denver. |
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The employees really don't have much elbow room in which to explore new ideas. |
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They said I couldn't do the job so they gave me the elbow. So, now I'm looking for work again. |
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The woman on the other hand is in her cups swigging from one wine glass while another stands at her elbow. |
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She nudged him with her elbow, and he looked down to find her eyes twinkling. |
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During the bowling action the elbow may be held at any angle and may bend further, but may not straighten out. |
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Australia named Glenn McGrath, recovered from an elbow injury, to replace Michael Kasprowicz. |
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In a further attempt to retrieve the ball Lewis only succeeded in knocking the ball with his elbow into his own net. |
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Their complexion was lustreless and clammy, although Aunt Evelyn's odd man had given them all the energy of his elbow. |
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But money is all-potent, and wealthy oppidans soon found means to elbow the aristocracy in their choicest assemblies. |
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Henry II wore jewelled gloves reaching to the elbow, and had a hawk-glove sewn with twelve rubies and fifty-two great orients. |
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The pronated position in some museum mounts had been achieved by exchanging the position of radius and ulna in the elbow. |
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If he ever reely hit you with that fist of his'n, it ud sink in up to the elbow. |
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The throw must be made with the hand. It is thus not rulable to push with the head, shoulder or elbow. |
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Gallyon took his glass and held it slack-handed, elbow resting on the arm of his chair. |
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Most speedboarders wear helmets, knee and elbow pads, and occasionally all-in-one aerodynamic suits, to protect themselves. |
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The old swamper shifted his broom and held it between his elbow and his side while he held out his hand for the can. |
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Vince Vaughn wangles a job at Google HQ even though he doesn't know his apps from his elbow. |
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Tendonitis is the most prevalent condition caused by RSI but it also includes better-known conditions such as writer's cramp and tennis elbow. |
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In order to pick up the object, the shoulder of the prosthetic arm moved in anteversion and internal rotation and the elbow was extended. |
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The problem was cracks in the waveguide elbow that allowed radio frequency radiation to leak. |
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They've won all four games that Isaiah Thomas has missed with a bruised tail bone and elbow. |
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In an eight-hour operation two teams of microsurgeons removed Charlotte's right leg below the knee and her left arm under the elbow. |
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Advances in arthroscopy during the last 30 years have specified new indications for elbow arthroscopy. |
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Wear protective gear, including a helmet, wrist protectors, elbow pads and knee pads. |
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Posterior interosseus nerve paralysis caused by ganglion at the elbow.Compression of the ulnar nerve at the elbow by an intraneural ganglion. |
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Jobe and Gambardella also split the ligament to look at the elbow joint, which was deemed healthy, and used sutures to close up the ligament. |
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The passer sets a downscreen in the lane as 3 cuts over 5's screen to the opposite low block, and 5 replaces 1 at the elbow. |
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Radiation therapy for the prevention of heterotopic ossification at the elbow. |
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Miriam Lawton found the pipe, called a cannula, still embedded in the crook of the elbow of her 80-yearold mum Peggy Morgan. |
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Sonography is a relatively inexpensive, portable and widely available means to evaluate the elbow. |
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She slid down one strap to her elbow, and the other strap followed suit. |
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He was trying to feed wood through the bandsaw when his arm was drawn into the high-speed blade and cut lengthways up to his elbow. |
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Applications include hip joints, knee joints, ankle joints, elbow joints, shoulder joints, spine, temporomandibular joints, and finger joints. |
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Some males did not have an elbow, and this could be due to immature gonopodia, masculinization of females, or both. |
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All that's left to do is to dry with a lint-free cloth and polish until you have no elbow grease left. |
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In long hops, when impact forces are known to be higher, elbow muscles exhibited more intense activity just prior to landing than during short hops. |
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Kobe Bryant played through the injured shoulder and the inflamed elbow, the deformed pinkie, the achy knee and the two bad ankles, but his body finally gave out this weekend. |
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In the last 12 months Ryder has had surgery on his abdominal wall, and has suffered an inflamed shoulder, a calf strain, an injured elbow and a finger injury. |
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Use a thatch rake that has specially designed blades instead of normal tines. You'll need some elbow grease to work the rake into the lawn and remove the thatch. |
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Shasta was made aware of it by how Aunt Lily's right gloved hand tightened its grip on Shasta's elbow at the sight of certain kiosks they passed by. |
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Phocines anchor their hands by flexing their fingers, digging them into the substrate, and then pulling their body forward by elbow and shoulder flexion. |
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The accident sent Bahutule into coma straight away. When he came to his senses, he lay in bed with a fractured right femur bone and a crushed left elbow. |
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A certain boy leaning up against me would not allow my elbow room, and struck me very sadly in the stomach part, though his own was full of my parliament. |
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An Etruscan speciality was near life size tomb effigies in terracotta, usually lying on top of a sarcophagus lid propped up on one elbow in the pose of a diner in that period. |
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The baby kicked energetically. She caressed a knobby knee or elbow. |
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Moreover, the study introduced a prophylactic method of intrawound application of vancomycin powder for prevention of infection during open elbow arthrolysis. |
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But about three o'clock George's ear caught the hasty and decided click of a horse's hoof coming behind them at some distance and jogged Phineas by the elbow. |
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Tennis elbow or golfer's elbow, an inflammation of the tiny spot on your elbow where the tendons of the muscles are fixed, ones that straighten your arm. |
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Skateboarders must wear a helmet, elbow pads, and knee pads. |
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Product performance will be assessed by measuring reduction in pain, recovery of motion and a specific patient related tennis elbow questionnaire. |
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And he's well protected with his helmet, knee pads, elbow pads and gloves. |
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Seriously, it wouldn't be wise to try your luck at mountainboarding unless fully kitted out in protective clothing, including a helmet and knee and elbow pads. |
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Out of baseball for nearly three seasons from 2001 to '03, Brocail, 38, required a second surgery after injuring his right elbow rehabbing from the first procedure. |
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Men preferred one pose above all others, namely, the elbow akimbo. |
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If air velocities drop below the material's saltation velocity, the material will drop out of the air stream and just slide along a pipe or elbow. |
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Mrs. Fennel, seeing the steam begin to generate on the countenances of her guests, crossed over and touched the fiddler's elbow and put her hand on the serpent's mouth. |
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Extend your arm at the elbow joint pointing your little finger to the sky. |
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Wooden arms with elbow joints jerking and fugling in the air. |
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When the fit had spent itself he walked weakly to the window and, lifting the sash, sat in a corner of the embrasure and leaned his elbow upon the sill. |
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Terrified Janet Lott, of Southport Close, Toll Bar End, has been left severely bruised after her knee and elbow got stuck in the doors of the number 21 bendy bus. |
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