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I had now resorted to pacing the floor of the office. I nervously played with strands of my hair and tried to think of something I could do.

You said some "asylum seekers" resorted to violent means when trying to intruding into the foreign embassy, could you raise examples?

It had, at least, not resorted to mass sackings as have competitors in other countries.

The next day he resorted to the same effort, experiencing a variety of rebuffs and one or two generous receptions.

Flag to write out the coordinates of the receptor into a new, cleaned-up file. Atoms are resorted to put all residue atoms together.

She even resorted to putting her boots in the sauna before taking the field, thus keeping her feet warm for at least a few more minutes.

Students kept exploration to a minimum, and resorted to this path only when they assumed it to be useful for finding missing information.

one of the six has resorted to publishing his own plan to cut the deficit through equal measures of spending cuts and tax increases.

In the last two decades of the 20th century, quite a few writers resorted to the standpoint of religion culture.

Many Chileans still wonder how such a highly disciplined force could have resorted to such appalling violence.

The Moscow Circus has resorted to vodka plenty of it to keep two Indian elephants warm while they perform in chilly Mongolia.

Therefore it should not be resorted to rashly but, like a poisonous drug, should be used as a last recourse.

I peeked into a couple of English usage texts and got no help. So I resorted to looking at examples.

For the purposes of this article and my registration code , I've resorted to a non- localized value .

When he denied that, she resorted to violent, humiliating denouncements in the kitchens, the winery, the plantations.

They, like other necessity entrepreneurs, may have resorted to entrepreneurship due to a lack of better options.

Mr Miliband has resorted to a classic, procrastinating political ploy, namely to set up a review of party policy.

The low proficiency subjects resorted to general world knowledge more frequently as a result of their weak linguistic processing abilities.

Many women all over the world have even resorted to undergoing surgery to make their feet better shaped to fit these heels.

they resorted to a ruse: They went as a delegation whose donkeys were loaded with worn-out sacks and old wineskins, cracked and mended.

With Peter Crouch on as a late substitute, England resorted to the bad old habit of hitting aimless long balls in his general direction.

One fifth had an embarrassing clash of faces as they tried to kiss, and one in 10 became so flustered they resorted to waving instead.

Police also said the complainer and the phone talker lashed out at each other physically before the woman resorted to the pepper spray.

In this case, unless a deep foundation is called for by soil conditions, a raft foundation is resorted to.

He resorted to shoddy workmanship and used inferior materials. It was an unfortunate way to end his career.

Some newspapers, facing intense competition for readers, have resorted to making up the "news" .

In Bahrain King Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa resorted to violence, but did not have the stomach for the fight.

The two teams have resorted to a young teenager, Section I start, the two sides of the offensive tempo of the fight soon.

Again he resorted to the Bowery lodging-house, brooding over where to look. From this it was but a step to beggary.

As well as lifting rates, both have recently resorted to symbolic gestures such as calling on ministers to cut down on travel to save fuel.

Terrorists resorted to bombing streets as a means of achieving their aims.

Anybody else would have resorted to a market-based auction process knowing that companies would give an arm and leg for precious spectrum.

As they produced no visible effect on the object against whom they were discharged, however, he resorted to more tangible arguments.

To be fair, very few people have actually resorted to a genuine traditional kitchen.

When she didn't answer the telephone, I resorted to standing outside her window and calling up to her.

Having lost their supermajority in the Senate, the Democrats resorted to a questionable budget procedure to defeat a filibuster.

The Thai Foreign Ministry warned that if Cambodia resorted to force, Thailand would exercise its right to self defense.

And even now, the Obama administration could have resorted to legal maneuvering to sidestep the debt ceiling, using any of several options.

Then central banks resorted to quantitative easing (QE), a polite term for the creation of money.

Sarah Brown, the Prime Minister's wife, has resorted to renting expensive designer clothes for official functions, it has been disclosed.

They argued with hot words and gradually they got excited, until at last one of them resorted to reckless measures.

Here is a state so strapped for cash that it recently resorted to paying its workers with IOUs rather than money.

Some said they had been so desperate to quench their thirst they'd resorted to drinking stagnant floodwaters.

When his wife left him, he resorted to drink.

He had no convincing reply to my argument, so resorted to terms of abuse.

In Lula's first term in Brazil leaders of his Workers Party resorted to buying votes in Congress.

Theodore Kaczynski, the Unabomber, thought technology's price was so high that he resorted to violence to try to stop it.

Direct disapproval is now resorted to. Shaming, ridicule, disfavor, rebuke, and punishment are used.

Compulsory means should not be adopted indiscreetly, nor should military means be resorted to even for humanitarian ends.

To meet this requirement, individual insurance companies have resorted to "all the stops, " moving from the real.

Estimation is resorted to again in TOGAF Phase E when identified opportunities and their proposed solutions are outlined and discussed.

Most surprisingly, despite the unprecedented collapse in trade, few countries resorted to beggar-thy-neighbour policies.

The outlook is so bleak that some ad agencies have resorted to outlandish tactics to raise revenues (see article).

I resorted to all the devices of those who wished to escape .

In order to obtain everything they resorted to crime, and if they did not succeed - to suicide.

But poorly trained and under pressure to get results, some have resorted to the same tactics as the criminals.

Arafat was a man who resorted to violence and tragically missed several opportunities.

Take the practice of women in ancient Egypt, who resorted to using crocodile dung as a spermicide.

"HTC is dismayed that Apple has resorted to competition in the courts rather than the market place, " Lei said in a statement.

Yes, this is bribery, and every parent and teacher on this earth has resorted to it many times, because used well, it works!

It was completely non-violent and only resorted to stone-throwing when faced with attacks by regime thugs.

They resorted to various expedients to get the money together.

A NUMBER of college students who want to take a stab at business have resorted to opening online shops at Taobao. com.

The rulers have resorted to exhortations, pleading tearfully FOR restored confidence.

To deliver a major performance boost, chip-makers have resorted to putting several processors, or cores, on the same chip.

and it may not employ those who have stolen scientific research achievements of others or resorted to fraud in scientific research.

A number of users resorted to forums to vent their frustration after they logged in to find empty inboxes and missing folders.

Even mighty GE, which still boasted a top-notch credit rating at the time, resorted to extreme measures.

The theories of ethnic sociology were resorted to examine the traditional and modern social structures of Arig.

Its Public Debt Management Agency has resorted to syndicated-bond sales managed by big international banks.

After being beaten many times, I learned to avoid frontal conflict and resorted to silent opposition.

This fiendish punishment is seldom resorted to, and has created great excitement among the Chinese.

The Russians even resorted to using their heavy anti-aircraft artillery in the direct - fire mode against German tanks.

Unfortunately, this is not supported in jQuery, so people have resorted to all sorts of hackery to deal with namespaces.

When Cheng turned 30, she started to gain weight and resorted to wearing the forgiving designs of the samfu to cover up her growing middle.

And China has resorted to giving away the technology to Romania and South Korea to encourage broader use.

Nobody can excuse school districts that have resorted to cheating to pass the tests.

Both categories were resorted to by primitive man and are resorted to today by everybody in daily thinking and acting.

It was after the failure of this attempt that he resorted to force.

MM was pretty savage abducted, and you need resorted to the greatest force at any her.

All the nationalities of China have resisted foreign oppressions and have invariably resorted to rebellion to shake it off.

The reserved resident restrained himself from resigning hope and resorted to rescue party.

The Kuomintang reactionaries resorted to extremely brutal measures to suppress the students' patriotic and democratic movement.

To this end, Dr Mahathir, who took office in 1981, resorted to increasingly ruthless and authoritarian methods.

Sick of perceived laziness from Ronaldo at Real Madrid he resorted to asking him "Aren't you ashamed of being so fat ? "

She resorted to stealing when she had no more money.

The modern version of that is blocking websites: a clumsy tactic resorted to by China and Iran.

Since the government rarely paid the soldiers, they resorted to killing the wildlife for food.

I knew I must take it easy, then I resorted to the books, and they really helped me a lot. Also, what the teacher said dawned on me.

Smaller ships have also benefited as charterers struggling to find affordable Capesizes have resorted to chartering smaller ships instead.

While many of the welfare hotels resorted to wholesale evictions, the Roosevelt began lining up jobs for its residents.

Many rich countries have resorted to price controls, and some on the American left advocate them noisily.

If China resorted to measures that were not price-based, it would transform such measures into price-based measures as soon as possible.

So rather than cutting imports, China has resorted to exploiting loopholes.

To avoid hurting anyone's feelings, Hank resorted to circumlocution.

The last time Beijing resorted to price controls was when inflation spiked in 2008.

Traditionally ancient society resorted to war for unification, and that almost became a standard iron law.

Western Union resorted to vicious tactics in its fight with Bell.

the escort resorted to the orthodox paradox to retort hellos distortion.

Other employers have resorted to less salubrious solutions.

In the rich world only Japan has recently resorted to currency intervention, and so far only once.

In recent years, some groups have resorted to threats and even violence in efforts to disrupt important research.

The escort resorted to the orthodox paradox to retort his distortion .

The problem with that theory is that no other mammal has resorted to this method of cooling down.

That is why they resorted to using an atomic-bomb triggered tsunami attack and nuclear crisis to try to force their will on Japan.

Its owners even resorted to showing pornographic films for awhile.

Some recent college grads have even resorted to surgery in hopes improving their chancesof getting jobs.

Due to the difficulty women faced in finding a job with which they could support themselves, many women resorted to prostitution.

She's lost several jobs for pilfering food, and has even resorted to shoplifting.

Resorted to the low value-added products from traditional to high-tech.

The last time China resorted to price controls was January 2008.

"Greenspan resorted to debt creation and budget deficits to bring demand and supply into balance, " he says.

The constipation was very obstinate (stubborn) and he resorted to the frequent use of cathartics.

In order to withheld the risk of the economic development and social variety, the employees resorted to mutual pensions at early stage.

Laohang monster face, no fear, dare not rashly battle, but resorted to the means used and shouted Zhang Hao up.

he has habitually resorted to venting personal spite instead of undertaking his social responsibility.

In frustration, some Bedouin have resorted to sabotage.

Today, I actually resorted to checking the newspaper obituaries to see where the deceased were employed, just so I can find a job opening.

American senators have resorted to filibusters now and again for 170 years (click left for table).

So I just resorted to throwing random, sloppy hits at the punching bag.

In this situation, it is scarcely surprising that Lehman's managers resorted to fudging.

Ancient people in this area even resorted to boats as the resting place for the dead.

The analogy I resorted to was a garage or cellar.

So she says she resorted to something a little crazy.

He resorted to copying scenes from postcards and selling them to tourists.

In order to resolve disputed borderline territories, leaders have resorted to hosting an underground fighting tournament.

When the snake coiled itself round his upper body, Nyaumbe resorted to desperate measures: "I had to bite it. "

No longer do these countries have the option of devaluing their currencies, which they have resorted to many times in the past.

With nothing to eat, some resorted to eating bark they had ripped off support beams.

An Italian couple have resorted to legal action to get their 41-year-old son to pack up his bags and leave home.

However, I resorted to sign language more than words.

When polite requests failed he resorted to threats.

All witness resorted to physical actions to deal with conflicts. 6.

More than 64 percent of Chinese interviewees said they often had sex massages in bed and 63 percent resorted to fantasies.

The beggar resorted to the restaurant for some soup.

When arguments failed he resorted to threats.

He resorted to shooddy workmanship and used inferior materials.

When the scheme faltered Law resorted to a number of rescue packages, many of which have their echoes 300 years later.

We resorted to using a simple switch statement in order to define the class value with more control.

And they that disturbed the people resorted to him, and they got the land of Juda into their power, and did much hurt in Israel.

When we were high school students, we resorted to the restaurant.

Both resorted to higher public spending and debt as an easy option to buy off bolshy voters.

The government raised interest rates and resorted to price controls to contain inflation.

The number of people who resorted to part-time work because they couldn't find full time has doubled since the recession began.

Vietnam resorted to war games, China said no force.

So difficult is it to snap the future princess's likeness that Jackson has resorted to using five different look-alikes throughout the book.

If you've resorted to buying a fake toget your hands onthat expensive designer label you crave, then you're not alone.

His table was resorted to by all the luxurious feasters.

Some have even resorted to legal action.

The few of the Red Man remaining lived in caves and resorted to hunting our species for survival.

Many fear loss of perks, and have resorted to a cumbersome appeals procedure.

After a Tunisian vendor was banned by local police, he could not stand it and resorted to self-immolation.

The mountains are resorted to by seers.

Beijing also has resorted to the blunt tool of freezing prices of electricity and some other basic goods, but that is starting to backfire.

Dr. Dornhaus resorted to European honeybees, also used there for honey making, and they stayed put.

In the end, they resorted to tearing each page up by hand.

The people resorted to violence to get their demands.

Rob Wells of Universal Music reckons that 60-70% of Spotify users have resorted to file-sharing in the past.

In no case must arms be resorted to.

The government resorted to rationing meat.

Drastic measures were resorted to in order to make him submit.

He was so poor that be resorted to stealing.

They cannot even know what a definite measure, whenever resorted to, brought about in the past.

During that time Western companies reduced hiring, cut expenses, and in some cases resorted to layoffs.

When his wife left him, he resorted to drink every day.

Their schools, like so many others in America, are low on cash and have already resorted to layoffs and hiring freezes.

One town resorted to a prayer service; it got 0. 03 inches (0. 8mm).

If regulators are right, however, Intel resorted to all kinds of unfair practices to buy time.

"I think that maybe the Yemeni government resorted to this, in order to prevent any attack on the country, " said Mustafa.

Can not ah, only resorted to trick it!

Late last year they resorted to modest cuts combined with trimmed bonuses, offers of shorter working hours or unpaid holidays and so forth.

All of people resorted to force to change a dynasty in China.

Some participants at the meeting hold that euthanAsia can be resorted to in case a patient refuses treatment and is inevitably dying

Songs were often resorted to in dairies hereabout as an enticement to the cows when they showed signs of withholding their usual yield;

In-flight electronics: Researchers have resorted to an unusual approach to model the behaviour of wireless technology on planes