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He said they all needed to work together to put the country's economy back its feet again.

Surrounded by the fields, it had no garden but for a few beds planted about its feet.

'Our goal is to help GM get back on its feet . . . and get out quickly, ' he said.

When tearing down the walls, he found that there was a lizard stuck there because a nail from outside was hammered into one of its feet.

The newt swims by means of its feet and tail; and its tail resembles that of the sheatfish , to compare little with great.

Love season of men feel that this crisp, not dragging its feet, sentimental, pretty good.

If you see your brother's donkey or his ox fallen on the road, do not ignore it. Help him get it to its feet.

She said the spaniel, a nine-year-old named Stanley, has already landed on its feet. It has found a loving foster home.

When it got to its feet, it was happy to find that the load on the back was gone, so it desided to try it later on.

I found it almost impossible to get into on Thursday, though it had staggered to its feet by Friday morning.

At its feet, the 7-foot-long Leptoceratops play, trying to avoid being stomped on by the larger feet of the Alamosaurus.

In a speech in Berlin, Weber said the ECB should be ready to tighten credit costs again once the financial sector was back on its feet.

The old cow seemed to understand human speech . When it heard that , it got to its feet with a sigh and went with the butcher .

Supporters say that the country always seems to shuffle its feet but then snaps into action when faced with a crisis.

In the words of alislam. org, the body should be lowered into the water "in a vessel of clay or with a weight tied to its feet" .

"The truth is that we spent a lot of money after liberation to help the country get on its feet, after years of dictatorship, " he said.

FRANCE has begun to clamber back to its feet after weeks of strikes, demonstrations, blockades, petrol shortages and sporadic violence.

With the loan from the bank, the company landed on its feet.

Across the Channel, a restored monarchy under Charles II was trying to find its feet.

We all want the same thing: to put the world economy back on its feet as fast as possible and to prevent such a crisis from happening again.

After seven years of peace, Liberia's economy is only slowly getting back on its feet.

The heat of the fire would make the goose's feet swell up, and the blood would run into its feet as the goose was cooked to death.

Their goal was to create a blueprint to help put the world back on its feet after the war.

In short, our goal is to get GM back on its feet, take a hands-off approach, and get out quickly.

The thick, soft pads under its feet make it easy to walk on the sand.

Light shimmered along the polished pews as the congregation heaved itself to its feet, hailing the Lord' Anointed.

Wen makes a strong argument, and it is frustrating to see America dragging its feet and "pushing paper" instead.

Many economists agree that shrewd state management can be better than market forces in getting a developing nation on its feet.

Its feet were red with the blood of a newly-slain kid, and its loins girt with a copper belt that was studded with seven beryls.

School dropouts will have to cope with a life of cash-strapped insecurity. But the graduate elite will have the world at its feet.

China complains that Taiwan is trying to drag its feet on reunification.

When a community is struck by a natural disaster, the nation responds to put it back on its feet.

Watch its feet. It's actually functioning as a paddle even though it's interacting with a surface that we normally think of as a solid.

I could here the grass rustling through its feet . . . or paws, or whatever it had.

A man trying to sell a blind horse always praises its feet.

The dying horse struggled to its feet and gave a look to the master.

I am on a bus a rainy day, and a woman with a dog gets on the bus. it is a big dog and its feet are not clean.

Nonetheless, health workers have worked hard to put their country's health system back on its feet.

Capped his last trick with a disappearing act that brought the audience to its feet.

The lion made a sudden angry noise and struggled to its feet. After a moment, it fell over and lay still.

Its feet, however, are hooves and its tail is that of a bird.

Gordon Brown also told his colleagues that Britain would be directly helping the civilian government in Haiti get back on its feet.

AFTRA had urged that talks begin as soon as possible, while SAG had appeared to be dragging its feet.

It came with a restaurant, which they ran as a breakfast and lunch spot, putting profits toward getting their nonprofit on its feet.

A development of this kind may be dangerous with a person whose social personality has not found its feet.

The bank loaned the store money to get it back on its feet after the fire.

Dramatic accomplishments bring the crowd to its feet, but simple homely competence is what carries the day.

On the dunes of Socotra island, Yemen. Seconds later the camel set off in a run down the dunes, its feet sinking into the sand.

And Europeans should show a little caution: it is too soon to be sure that theirs is firmly back on its feet.

President Bush says the U. S. financial rescue plan will, in time, put the nation's economy back on its feet.

While you were watching, a rock was cut out, but not by human hands. It struck the statue on its feet of iron and clay and smashed them.

Russia, the country Iranian officials have been counting on to protect them from real pressure, deliberately dragged its feet at the UN.

Then the tiger sprints to the unsuspecting animal, usually pulling it off its feet with its teeth and claws.

During his election campaign he promised to put the economy back on its feet.

It was well-armed, with retractable claws on both its hands and its feet. Its thumb claws were particularly well-developed.

The voters live here, the money doesn't. The money can vote with its feet and the money is doing so.

With one stamp of its feet, a rhino could crush a human with ease, but five-year-old Max likes Elizaveta to stroke his back gently.

I dont want to brag, but the last time I made the speech it brought the audience to its feet.

In a moment, the bones in its feet on the next.

The horse has hooves to protect its feet so as able to gallop steadily on the snow-covered ground.

The new chairman hopes to get the company back on its feet within six months.

The presence of the pop star on the stage brought the audience to its feet in applause.

Ishihara believes an Olympic bid is exactly what Japan needs as it attempts to get back on its feet.

By the same token, the fall in oil prices has now helped the world economy back to its feet.

Get to the first race and start to try to put the thing on its feet.

He's had a rough four years and it's gonna take another four years for this country to stand back up on its feet.

den angry noise and struggled to its feet. After a moment, it fell over and lay.

But, famously secretive and protective of its bureaucratic territory, it is likely to drag its feet.

For all its efforts to get back on its feet, there is still much for customers and trading partners to worry about.

It is a profound vision of the ideal with its feet well planted on the ground.

She saw a large Canadian goose, very still, its wings folded tight to its sides, its feet frozen to the ice.

The lion made a sudden angry noise and struggled to its feet .

If you think the picture above is scary, check out this image of its feet.

If and when Chrysler finally does get back on its feet after it clears bankruptcy, we could see a complete merger between Chrysler and Fiat.

Mr Christie complains that the legislature is dragging its feet over his reforms, but he has made some headway.

Wait until the young man back on its feet, the snake had disappeared.

Some might argue that this is the price we must pay to get the financial system back on its feet but, in my view, it is much too steep.

The lead speaker brought the audience to its feet with his wit.

Still, it will likely take more than good building codes and education systems to get Japan's economy back on its feet.

Put less diplomatically, this means unless the Fed drags its feet on raising rates, fiscal contraction risks choking the economy.

New City has dragged its feet through a three-stage delisting process ever since.

This cotton mill was set back on its feet through the joint effort of management and workers.

As soon as the guest speaker was announced, half the audience was on its feet, clapping and cheering.

Besides, even though father's dead, you've got the family back on its feet and are as well-off again as you ever were.

The first is the claim that resolving the mortgage mess quickly is the key to getting the housing market back on its feet.

That's why he cut taxes for working families and small businesses and fought to get the auto industry back on its feet.

But he believes that theory, to be of use, must keep its feet on the ground.

Is there a way to protect the value of these as the US economy finds its feet?

But unlike man, the ape has opposable thumbs on its feet as well as on its hands.

This team has always shown that it is able of getting back on its feet in the moments of difficulty.

But modern golf is still finding its feet in the Middle Kingdom.

At the UN Russia has dragged its feet on sanctions against Iran and autocrats pretty much everywhere.

The pads on its feet allow it to climb up vegetation where it captures insects.

But the black bear walks slowly along with its feet flat on the ground.

Since taking office, President Obama has searched for ways to get the housing market back on its feet.

More adaptable, but less predictable. not as powerful for now, but quicker on its feet.

If a cat is dropped from a window or other high and towering place, it will land on its feet.

In the days before Google, web search was a limited business that was finding its feet.

In that case the stool was turned down again upon its feet, when the Bible remained concealed under it as before.

If you tell it to stand up, it knows it has to move its feet from under the chair first.

Kieran Suckling of the Centre for Biological Diversity accuses the government of dragging its feet over listing species.

A video verified that only its feet had touched the slides, which bore silken footprints.

Japan's government dragged its feet on recapitalising its banks in the 1990s because its initial aid provoked such outrage.

Japan's government dragged its feet on recapitalizing its banks in the 1990s because its initial aid provoked such outrage.

It can twist in midair and land on its feet if it falls or is dropped.

We have finally manage to get the business on its feet.

His business sense helped set the club on its feet again.

fell back on its feet, the whole point of packing to travel.

You made the project stand on its feet by supporting it financially, buying it and recommending it to friends.

His partner bailed out before the business got on its feet.

Despite all these trials, Nauru is determined to get back on its feet.

These arguments help explain why China is dragging its feet.

And the US administration did press hard for the expansion of Nato, in part because the EU dragged its feet about opening its doors.

After an $18 billion rights issue in 2009 it has landed on its feet.

Olivier Kamitatu, the planning minister, says the country will take time to get back on its feet.

After the recent unrest the car industry will need time to get on its feet again.

"What's that at its feet? " Hermione whispered.

We live in the country where dial-up is standard and sometimes progress just puts its feet up and takes a nap.

A falling cat will always land on its feet.

In order to stave off a disaster and get Haiti on its feet again, the world needs to respond in rapid and coordinated fashion.

Today Colombia is back on its feet.

Which bird holds its egg on its feet?

The government dragged its feet over distributing antiretroviral drugs (ARVs).

It faces east, toward a sun temple at its feet .

Because it often swims in water so it has webs on its feet.

The spider has oil on its feet and it can walk on the web without sticking to it.

The room rose to its feet, and clapped some more.

High- Flyer : The guys with the hops, such as Vince Carter, have a unique dunk package to get the crowd on its feet.

The US has been dragging its feet because they have the most guilt, and have been at the helm of the cover-up all these many decades.

The Americans had hoped to sweep the exchange off its feet at a vulnerable moment.

The whole crowd was on its feet, watching, terrified, as the Weasleys flew up to try and pull Harry safely onto one of their brooms,

its feet are iron-color, but also different shades.

For example, China signed a big oil deal with Iraq in 1997, then under sanctions, but dragged its feet at little expense.

Not remember how many times I fall, to encourage parents to use the eyes and warm smile, let me take heart, back on its feet;

like the dead mob rising to its feet on the ground

a press baron bought the ailing newspaper and promised to keep it on its feet

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