Having locked his keys inside his car, Earl tries to reach them by extending his arm through a half-open window. |
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I slept in a hammock in a half-open goat barn, which was nicer than it sounds. |
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The former president was lying in state behind glass in a half-open coffin in the Caracas military academy. |
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The dark hole behind the half-open curtain contributes something extra in underlining the artificiality of the setting. |
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A half-open closet nearby revealed the assorted flotsam and jetsam that had been cunningly arranged to produce ethereal effects. |
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Its few leaves curve over its pencil-thin stem like a derelict, half-open umbrella. |
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Chris threw his empty burger carton at Steve's head, but it deflected off the half-open refrigerator door as Steve put the milk back. |
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If parts or half-open pumps are to be stored for any length of time, they must be protected from dirt and corrosion. |
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In a half-open type Ward in Ora¨je in the framework of Correctional Institution in Tuzla, final work on a building within the Ward is underway. |
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These measurements were to confirm the setting of 4 gates partially open to duplicate the flow through a single gate half-open. |
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A pleasantly cool breeze was drifting in though the half-open window behind Maui. |
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He watched her open the box, her mouth still half-open with surprise. |
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The eyes flicked, still half-open, to the direction of his voice. |
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Cut when flowers are half-open, and then re-cut stems underwater. |
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Unlike many ducks, which propel themselves underwater with their feet, murres dive by flapping their half-open wings, as if flying underwater. |
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When I first meet him, he's in muddy jeans and a half-open shirt. |
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The man in the ocher-colored robes sits cross-legged, eyes gently shut, palms half-open like seashells resting lightly on his knees. |
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The rain entered the building through literally hundreds of ducts, gaps, cracks, crevices and half-open windows and vents. |
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A slave appeared in the half-open doorway and scurried away at Adriana's emphatic gesture. |
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The online shop Primrose does some very clever mirrors that look like half-open windows. |
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And that was the very Minister who had been in favour of the half-open declaration. |
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A few blocks up, the doors are half-open with bare lightbulbs above them. |
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Then it went to the Council, where a bit of wheeling and dealing went on, which resulted in a half-open declaration. |
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With his left hand he firmly holds a half-open scroll with undecipherable writing that is most likely the book of prophecies. |
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The Mangbetu jars feature a half-open mouth showing sometimes sharp teeth refering to cannibalism. Ears stick out. |
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Even more remarkable is the half-open space in the stables where the stableman once slept. |
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Exquisite half-open blooms of lovely clear pink, opening to form a loosely reflexed flower. |
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Graduate students were folded over microscopes, like half-open books. |
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Don't forget: half-open doors respond to a vigorous push. |
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With her mouth half-open, she seems to be asking some important question. |
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During baking, the vent is kept closed for at least the first two thirds of the time and open or half-open in the final stage so that the product takes the appropriate colouring. |
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The first door is half-open and you go through it. |
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At the edge of the woods, a few birds had started to call out and flutter between the trees, vague shapes moving through the mist beyond the half-open bathroom window. |
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But if the kings are castled on opposite sides and the half-open file bears down on the enemy king, it's a big plus and can easily offset even doubled isolated pawns. |
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Through the half-open door, she heard the unmistakable tread of Justus the steward, dragging one lame foot on the stone path through the kitchen garden. |
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In 1784 Henry Cort came up with an alternative: he refined pig iron in a half-open furnace, on which the iron was separated from the burning coal only by a low wall. |
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Its half-open worked opaline dial depicts the Yin and Yang symbol and reveals the noble, restrained architecture of the entirely hand-decorated movement. |
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Half-open doors, as well as rocky arches, could in fact allude, if not point, to actual scenographic elements. |
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