| I grimaced, crossing my fingers and jabbing the starter button for the engine. |
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| Lori's face paled, and she gripped the edge of the table tightly, the corners jabbing into her palms. |
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| Leslie smiled and turned back to her sewing, moving what looked like a shirt sleeve along the jabbing threaded needle. |
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| Mr. Gilmer kept working him, jabbing at him, trying to rile him up or rattle him by suggesting that if he had been innocent he wouldn't have run. |
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| It would be a jabbing contest with both fighters almost a mirror of one another. |
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| The way he was jabbing his fork at the pasta sort of showed his frustration with that too. |
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| Isn't that jabbing masculine jerkiness, that anti-plateau jumpiness, what is so much of a turn-off about Prog? |
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| Aggressively, it thrusts its wings back and its head forward, beak jabbing. |
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| Our generation's pseudo-hip-hop air jabbing and furtive wiggles just didn't hack it. |
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| Likewise, contrary to the misapprehensions of fencing historians, thrusts were not delivered in stabbing or jabbing action. |
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| Groaning, I attempted to sit up as I felt the sharp jabbing a of a bed coil that had long lost its spring shove its way into my side. |
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| I prefer still, silent throes of ecstasy to jabbing hands and slow-motion seizures. |
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| A nurse jabbed a needle in one side and another nurse was on the other side, jabbing. |
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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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| He was in fine form, ducking and jabbing on a number of tough questions and even getting laughs on some of his wry responses. |
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| Ketara repeated, picking up her fork and jabbing it into her salad. |
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| After jabbing him early on, Rigby let his warrior instincts get the better of him and he ended up slugging it out in a fight which had the Wythenshawe Forum crowd on its feet. |
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| He finessed questions about his personal opposition to contraception and found ways to keep jabbing back at Romney. |
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| No. She'll be spending her Saturdays in the traditional manner, angrily jabbing pins into a high-trousered voodoo doll. |
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| She becomes conductorial – jabbing at bits of paper and queueing records while haplessly bantering with her fellow DJs and the listeners. |
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| Every morning they deliver an editorial comment that often rings truer than any essay and often is more jabbing than any given editorial. |
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| Of course, the unenlightened could stumble sometimes, burning their tongues, or jabbing in a fork after only one minute of silent contemplation, which bent the prongs and sprayed the soup over the keyboard. |
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| He buzzes with hyperactive energy: miming the phonecall with Pete Tong agreeing the record deal for his 1994 debut Timeless, jabbing a point home with his index finger on the Fabric boardroom desk. |
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| The finale builds grippingly to those jabbing A's, and triumph vividly is beaten into submission in the last bars. |
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| Haye beat Valuev in a reserved display of accuracy and efficiency, countering Valuev's misses, jabbing and circling his much larger opponent. |
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| Edward Morgan has been jabbing his dairy herd for bovine viral diarrhoea, leptospirosis and infectious bovine rhinotracheitis for seven years. |
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| He was short for a heavyweight, five feet eleven, and made himself look shorter, hunching his shoulders and punching close with his stumpy, jabbing arms. |
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| From the mass of bodies arose tenuous lines, forms jabbing the sky. |
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| Push the shutter button gently and firmly, rather than jabbing it. |
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| After jabbing me in my side with her elbow a few times, and despite the fact that I was having a conversation with my bench neighbours, she blew all the smoke of her cigarette into my face. |
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| Unlike the young of songbirds, shorebird young leave the nest as soon as their down has dried. They are able to feed themselves within a day, running about quickly, jabbing at the ground for small insects. |
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| The footage does not indicate that he was jabbing, stabbing or thrusting. |
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| Welsh played defensive, but landed with jabbing blows to the head, while Ritchie kept looking for the massive knockout punch that would win the match. |
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| Jabbing at the wood, they remove chips three to six inches tong. |
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