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The belly should be well shaped and tightly muscled and, with the rear of the thorax, should swing up in a pleasing curve (tuck-up).

Fannie secured the grip on her mother's hand and clutched her rag doll tightly.

I watched Kim as she spoke to the head trader, clenching my jaw as I held the phone tightly to my ear. My floor broker was at the ready.

I looked at Edward for a translation, but Edward had his lips pressed tightly together, like he was trying to hold back laughter himself.

The leaves should be dry in a week or two. After that, store them in a tightly closed container.

At a man in a rumpled business suit holding his children tightly to him while his wife looked on.

When the wind gently touched my cheek and I pass by, the wisps cool tightly with my heart strings.

His small, serious face was tightly set, reflecting worry, making it clear the question had been weighing on him for some time.

He had to hold tightly to his hands for fear he might sock Bill in the face.

Tightly woven, loose fitting clothes that covers as much of the body as possible will provide additional protection from the sun.

All of a sudden, her hands round his neck, feet tiptoed , before he had any idea, her hot lips were on her lips tightly.

He squeezed his sweetheart tightly, his dear dog trying to stop him from doing so.

It looks as if he knows she will come, he has been tightly held her hands. The fish tank was on his bed, which she lived.

A magnetic-resonance imaging scanner was then used to see how tightly the dice packed themselves (pictured above).

A few minutes later, an old man with the white, tightly wrapped turban of a cleric emerged, his hands covered with blood.

A long white scarf, knotted tightly around his neck, blew behind him in the wind.

She gripped it tightly in her little fist, and with a solemn look, but still with that odd glint in her eye, marched down the boarding ramp.

"The white has no and tightly stares at her, " you what all good, be deed impetuously too many, hesitant, will break down important event.

When I sleep on my right shoulder with my back leaning tightly on it, it seems to be much warmer.

Embrace her, embrace tightly, seem to ambition to integrate her to inside in the body, don't divide anyone further.

There was a little girl twirling around on a bar, one knee wrapped tightly around the bar and fashioned behind her knee.

The woman tightly stood in front of me, though she did not upgrade her act to body violence.

Miss Dillard was shaped something like a pear. H er head was small, and with her hair pulled back tightly, it looked even smaller.

Finally, the child jump tired, father on the steps the child go to bed, the child is still tightly at a father's shirt.

The myriad things disrupt for the dust, grips tightly your hand not to be able to let loose.

He tore a long strip from one of his blankets and bound the ankle tightly. He tore other strips and bound them about his feet for footwear.

For New Fourth Army, the history of its cultural construction is tightly connected with that of its development, expansion and triumph.

Before going to bed, I would make sure the door and the windows of my room were securely and tightly shut.

The knots are pulled tightly together and are sturdy enough to be used for binding or wrapping, making them very practical.

China's decision to manage tightly its currency, the renminbi, means it has no choice as to its level of foreign reserves.

It stung you because you only touched it lightly, his mother told him. Next time you touch a nettle grasp it as tightly as you can.

He knew that though this old fellow had been over the age of retirement, he still held on the wealth and business tightly.

Even within the fastest-growing states, hiring has been tightly packed in just a few cities, leaving most residents feeling glum.

This is easily accomplished with a twisted pair, or at least a tightly cabled pair, of conductors.

Attached to the body after fitting that the tightly affixed to live with me, and I feel that I have the neck of things too.

But sperm don't have elaborate cells, just a tightly packed nucleus and a tail for swimming to the egg.

Age 20, I said I love you, you put your head on my shoulder, arm-in-arm tightly, afraid of that I would disappear in the next second.

However, prudent, and I covered her with a pillow tightly to his head, and then return to sleep in peace.

Validation is still something that's tightly linked to parsing, so expect a little bit of time to pass during the validation process.

I held her tightly and said, "Both you and I didn't notice that our life was lack of such intimacy. "

The answer is tightly sealed somewhere northwest of this city. Intuition will guide me to the moment of truth, until then.

slightly from the edge of the chair, holding tightly to its arms with his hands, as if it might get away from him and buck him to the floor.

Without speaking or smiling, he was holding me tightly round the waist, as if he would never let go.

To make crushed ice, put some ice cubes into a strong polythene bag, seal it tightly, then hit it with a rolling pin to break up the ice.

There was a fierce glow in his flashing eyes and his lips were tightly drawn.

Round his brow he had a peculiar yellow band, with brownish speckles , which seemed to be bound tightly round his head.

I've a strange feeling with regard to you, as if I had a string somewhere under my left ribs, tightly knotted to a similar string in you.

With the aid of a film of moisture between them, the lung pleura adheres tightly to the cavity pleura.

Many years later, if he could thumb through these works, he would be tightly embraced by a happy and content feeling.

If I knew it would be the last time that I'd see you fall asleep, I would tuck you in more tightly and pray the Lord, your soul to keep.

We loved what she brought to the band, but I know it was hard for her to infiltrate our years as a tightly knit nucleus.

'Jack, come on. Hug my waist tightly, will you? ' It is perfectly justifiable for her to request him to do so this time.

He held the gun tightly; he wondered if he was holding it too tightly, so tightly that it would go off before he wanted it to.

That evening, mother and daughter returned to look like a decade ago, tightly locked the door and fell asleep.

Inside Google, the deal was a tightly guarded secret involving only top management, said a person familiar with the matter.

With its own tightly wrapped inside, might as well such as Chinese rose despite ups and downs like the wind and rain!

If you do not hold on tightly to one of the painted horses, you will be flung in a straight line tangent to the merry-go-round' s circle.

First, it's easy to tightly couple your data binding code to the endpoint that you control.

Opening up his eyes, the monkey found a stout mantis tightly holding a delicate branch with his saw-like forelimbs.

However, it takes some time for the valve to open to its full position. It also takes time for it to close tightly.

Madeleine breaks free and runs across the courtyard. Scottie trails behind her, eventually catching up to her. He holds her tightly.

Views were more constricted as 1A is often bordered tightly by tall trees, but it was a much more pleasant riding experience than the TCH .

She still kept her lips tightly compressed, as if determined fully to ascertain her longitude and position, before she committed herself.

Consumers may also prefer Apple's tightly integrated, easy-to-use devices and services, despite the restrictions they impose.

Even as the Rail Ministry announced the policy changes, it was the subject of a rare protest in tightly controlled central Beijing.

In his hand, he tightly clutched a silver angel medallion with the word love written on it, a gift from a friend.

We tightly tie our youth with you and decide to build up with you not only a dream but more of a life.

But now his occasional sob turned to a steady , silent crying, his eyes held tightly shut, his fist in his mouth trying to stop his sobs.

I saw my problem: I had wound myself so tightly in the routine of my school life that I was no longer seeing Kenya or even Kenyans.

She was one of those Spokane women who always wore a purple bandanna tied tightly around her head.

The child cries out staring at the wound in his disabled legs, and his mother holds him in her arms tightly.

It feels as though I had a string, tied here under my left rib where my heart is, tightly knotted to you in a similar fashion.

She closed her eyes tightly, as if against an awful sound, and a trickle of coldness seeped through me.

In effect, the usual constraints that tightly control cellular proliferation and identity seem to have been lifted from cancer cells.

Having client code tightly bound to a client library for a particular protocol implementation results in hard-to-maintain code.

My mother put one arm behind me and reached across in front of me with the other. Then she wrapped me tightly in a hug.

"Yan Yan. " Yi Jin soft voice the name namely phone me, he launches a pair of weapon from afterward decease tightly embrace I.

Place the tape around the fullest part of the bust. The tape must b horizontal AT the back. This measurement must not be taken tightly.

The big Klaus seized the little Klaus and pushed him into a bag, and he bound it up tightly.

We were not sure whether the reason why we locked tightly our heart was to eliminate loneliness or to protect ourselves.

In needlework this edge is usually cut off AS it is woven more tightly than the rest of the material and is inclined to shrink more.

Though still youthful and strikingly petite, his tussled hair has greyed and his lips purse tightly as if against a lifetime of indignities.

It has always been a "systems" company, meaning that it sells tightly integrated bundles of hardware and software.

Or that the setting sun, you, elegant strands of hair, brown eyes, and tightly to the small mouth like cherry and out of me.

It is not so much a question of decoupling as [these markets] do not appear to have been tightly linked in the first place.

I held it tightly between my toes, and, acting on an impulse, made a wild sort of scribble with it on the slate.

fit together tightly, as if by means of a dovetail.

Then hold it in front of you and really grip it tightly and pretend that this is one of your limiting feelings.

If there's just one day left for me to live on, I hope that I could be able to sheep quietly with your hands in mine tightly.

Anakin pulled his robe a little more tightly around himself but did not drop his eyes, which were now sparking in anger.

If there's just one day left for me to live on, I hope that I could be able to sheep quietly with your hands in mine tightly.

Anakin pulled his robe a little more tightly around himself but did not drop his eyes, which were now sparking in anger.

But the Wind could not take the cloak off the man. The man shivered and held tightly to his cloak.

I emerged and gingerly sat down on the towel on the couch, legs tightly crossed.

But the UN ran schools and he held on to his books as tightly "as a mother cat would hold on to her newborn kittens" .

The next day, the dead old man was found in his own house, holding phone tightly.

The only other explanation was a tightly bound pair of small stars.

But it was all there. Tightly sealed and protected in one of the new containers I had just purchased.

Build two Bunkers just a few feet down each road, spacing them tightly so no Zerg can get through without destroying a Bunker first.

The kind of spider is sometimes also on behalf of the child tube tightly, grasp firmly the mother.

The kind of spider is sometimes also on behalf of the child tube tightly, grasp firmly the mother.

An obvious solution is to revert to a tightly regulated, oligopolistic banking system. This is the sort of system Canada has enjoyed.

As you when giving me a chance I will catch you tightly Can in have from I thought that side slip away in you of letting .

In the past the polymer's price moved fairly tightly with that of oil but that relationship has broken down recently (see chart).

Her long dark hair was tied tightly to keep it from whipping in the wind of her passage.

The product is tightly integrated with Heroku, allowing customers to see their New Relic performance data from within the Heroku console.

Pull the croissant open, and stuff in the stewed beef, shredded lettuce, and the tomato slice, press them tightly and ready to serve.

The residents say the border has never been as tightly patrolled as it is now.

The flag is folded into a triangle, placed in an oak-and-glass case, then packed tightly in a box of cardboard and duct tape.

he held my hands tightly and hugged me tightly every time, which let me feel a great sense of security.

She was so glad that she jumped off the platform and held his coach in her arms tightly.

When her father arrives, she looks at me and closes her eyes tightly, then opens them, disappointed at the results. I have not disappeared.

The human task monitoring feature is tightly coupled with WebSphere Process Server (hereafter referred to as Process Server).

It 's easy to put the table in order . Just put it upright and turn knob tightly .

He said that such moves would require significant further liberalization of the yuan, which is now tightly controlled.

For these volunteers, they created special phone lists, available through the Web, of other veterans to call in tightly contested states.

As soon as she had tied it tightly over her ears and around her head, the noise of the city changed.

He tried to sidle back over to the Weasleys, but Lockhart threw an arm around his shoulders and clamped him tightly to his side.

She clenched her hands more tightly, biting her lips as though she was suffering great agony .

Sometimes all I need is someone who hugs me tightly and refuses to let me go until I feel better.

Thousands of travelers were herded into the outdoor waiting area, standing shoulder-to-shoulder, pressed tightly against one another.

Both can fly - While eagle can circle high up in the air, ducks could only tightly depend on living on the water surface.

He was too busy to think more like a diving fighter flying the small tightly under pressure in the body.

Because she can sit down in her skin, but not in those tightly-fit jeans. . .

The common women, who had to work for a living, couldn't possibly lace tightly enough to be confused with the ladies.

She hugged me tightly for a minute, and then I got on the plane, and she was gone.

Oracle also allows cursors to be tightly bound to a looping statement, a construct called a cursor FOR loop.

They share bittersweet, understanding smiles for a moment before she hugs him tightly, her forehead pressed to his collarbone.

Holding her mother tightly, Anna watched from the doorway as the angry owl flapped off into the dawn.

The flared end is then drawn up by the tube nut so the inside surface is tightly secured against the ball seat of the fitting.

this disruption would cascade through the world's tightly connected economic and political systems to produce a global effect.

The ribbon with which he had bound the wrists was broken; the hands were tightly clenched.

Page 78: All that remained was a tired, weakened man drained by the evil spirit. She hugged him tightly.

Do not rinse the dropper after use. Wipe the tip of the dropper with a clean tissue and keep the container tightly closed.

One would expect then that temperature is tightly controlled in transit, but in realty she says that does not always happen.

I've been waiting for such a long time just to see it at last, all of the hands tightly clasped, all of us pilgrims.

An old monk held my hand tightly and constantly grumbled something I couldn't understand. But I could read the earnest passion on his face.

Uncle took the rod and kept wave pulley, receive from time to time a good fishing rod, let the hook tightly in his mouth.

So the Nazis allowed Mrs Sendler and her colleagues in and out of the tightly guarded ghetto to distribute medicines and vaccinations.

'Yes, I will. ' He flies down to the living room and embraces her tightly. 'Darling, let me kiss you to death. You're really my Mammon. '

Smalltalk was the first environment I know of that had a tightly coupled language.

If possible, wrap the casualty tightly in a coat, curtain or blanket (not the nylon or cellular type), rug or other heavy-duty fabric.

The next day I buy a scarf and sleep with it wrapped tightly around my head.

In the cores of stars clusters, black hole binaries are sufficiently tightly bound to be significant sources of gravitational waves.

The little boy was afraid to go out, so he held tightly to his mother's hand.

A growing number of global leaders are urging China to look to its long-term interests and allow its tightly controlled currency to rise.

I held the coke bottle tightly; fearful he would make me pour it into a cup, ruining this dream come true.

Does all this mean that Europe was wrong to let itself become so tightly integrated?

I saw a light, and I thought it was a ghost, ' I cried, holding tightly on to Bessie's hand.

He had brought a fleece-lined parka and pulled it tightly around him, slipping the hood over his head.

She approached Lockhart's desk, a piece of paper clutched tightly in her hand, Harry and Ron right behind her.

Tightly wound but always composed, he seems to be losing it this time.

A proportional system tends to encourage multiple, tightly organized smaller parties.

Its first move in this direction came with its Xbox games consoles, in which hardware, software and an online service are tightly coupled.

Bessie kissed me for the last time as I held tightly to her.

He does not cling tightly to classical principles, but sees all conceivable possibilities when he is confronted with a physical problem.

Well, McMug remembered what Mama told him. He pressed the corner of the lid tightly, continued looking out through the window.

He presents numerous examples to show how the reader can place even the most convoluted and tightly coupled code into a unit test harness.

If the users change their minds and a button is changed to a link, it presents a problem with events that are too tightly tied to the UI.

He was bending his head down, his right hand tightly clenched upon the edge of the bench.

Major clients require a combination of good research, operational infrastructure and a tightly managed back office, she says.

When people talk about making the Web more "social, " what they really seem to mean is making it more tightly integrated with Facebook.

the limitations of traditional tags by viscose of the surface of the container, in-mold labels are labels and containers tightly together.

"Oh, " said Carrie, closing one hand tightly out of sheer nervousness. "What did she have to say? "

Immediately, she regretted, and the mouth tightly closed to live, she looked at him some confusion.

Famous folk population, 1991, HeYaFu scholars memory is to hold the most tightly grasp the family planning of a year.

He said tightly limiting movement of patients and careful disposal of bodies can stave off a major medical disaster.

Yet, these days, reports about gun crimes turn up as often as several times a week even in the tightly controlled state-run media.

Looked your be used to it, has not used too thick, also cannot too be thin, but must certainly pinch tightly.

co-author of the fingers, tightly Interlacing, hand gentle heart is fleeting years, in the wind.

His roommate's bed was tightly close to the window, while he could only lie in bed all day long.

I hold doctors in principle North Korea began linking the chin injuries when his mother's warm hands tightly grasping me.

The money her mother gave was clenched tightly in the girl's hand.

Mr. Singh held Ambassador Hua's hands tightly and had a warm and friendly talk with him.

Being afraid of the huge dog, the boy held tightly to his mother's hands.

Tightly and inextricably knotted to a similar string situated in a corresponding corner of your little frame.

But the new parliament will remain tightly controlled by the same military that has turned Burma into a political and economic abomination.

Nor is a strongman or tightly knit group of leaders likely to be able to overcome them.

The puny pendency face of Tang Lu Er, but the hand tightly grasp his gusset not to put, the tears presently dripped out.

But the Enlightenment and neoclassicism brought tightly fitted clothing to the surface.

The work-piece must be clamped tightly in jaw vice. Be careful and do not hurt fingers when fixing small work-pieces.

"Energy use was more tightly controlled in early September and you saw measures being taken in Shanxi province, then in Hebei province. "

By the few accounts have leaked out of Apple's tightly sealed PR machine, the iPad would appear to be Steve Jobs' baby.

A core group is a static high availability domain that consists of a set of tightly coupled WebSphere Application Server processes.

This process is tightly regulated, at several levels, to ensure that organs do not outgrow the body they are in.

The little boy is afraid of going outside, so he holds his mother's hand tightly.

A little boy was holding them tightly, and said they were fine peas for his pea-shooter.

I have to come out a blue, cloud son inside the four seas float in the sky, the brave mans lock tightly everywhere.

I did not see how he managed to covey the thin hair stretched tightly back over the skull without actually painting it.

To fill (a hole) tightly with or as if with a plug; stop up.

She clung tightly to the fireman as he carried her out of the burning building.

To our surprise, he kept his eyes tightly closed until Hans ordered him to open them.

A SCA module is the largest composition of tightly-coupled components that are developed and deployed together into a SCA system.

"Bernie (Ecclestone) told me that I should not too tightly commit myself (outside of F1), " Senna admitted.

A: I think the character entity is a small, tightly-focused problem that could be solved if there was the will to do so.

Babies feel a sense of security when being tightly wrapped in a blanket and snuggled closely to you.

Grampy held my hand tightly. Together we looked up the street and down, and back up again.

Take one to two softgels two times daily with a meal. Keep bottle tightly closed. Store in a cool, dry place, out of reach of children.

Compare benefit two hands drive tightly-although pell-mell-bind proud straight at him back.

Several factors had combined to bring about this sorry state of affairs. Services and rates were tightly regulated.

This forever shut tightly the front door with the modern apartment housing indifferently to form the sharp comparison.

also articulates the tightly planned, compact nature of traditional walled cities.

Genghis Khan's armies were divided into tightly organized units which were directed by an efficient signaling system using black flags.

"Oh, how bright! " She blinked her eyes several times because it was too bright to open her eyes. Then, she closed her eyes tightly.

He stretched the canvas tightly over the frame and began to paint.

Much of Xu Bing's oeuvre deals with issues related to language or to being human-issues that can be tightly intertwined.

With the wind from the sea cooling, he warmed me by hugging me tightly.

Next time you touch a nettle grasp it as tightly as you can. Then it won't sting you at all.

China and the U. S. , he argued, used to have a symbiotic relationship and formed a tightly integrated unit that he calls Chimerica.

China is known as the state of liquor culture. Liquor were tightly linked with people's diet life.

The congress, expected to last about a week, will be as tightly scripted as the 16 others in the party's 86-year history.

However, once they burned through their slate of Miramax properties, their tightly-wound grip on the industry began to unravel.

Close tightly and store in a dry place at room temperature. Do not use if imprinted seal under bottle cap is broken or missing.

When a rich man in the neighbourhood saw her, he shut his doors tightly and did not go out.

I am tight to shut the worthy of a look coming tightly, tight embrace the oneself tightly, on for an instant the whole embraces !

Several pain's entanglement how many dark night struggle, grip tightly both hands to let me and you do not leave again the minute.

If it becomes too short, the band rubs too tightly on the bone of your leg and becomes irritated.

When a rich man in the neighborhood saw her, he shut his doors tightly and did not go out.

Her mother's paleness was visible, and Jacques' hands were clasped too tightly around his knee.

Tightly coiled chromosomal material that stains deeply during interphase and is believed to be genetically inactive.

The peasant family is cramped tightly into a small makeshift shack in a favela, or squatter slum.

Before the leather was broken-in, it was difficult to lace the shoe tightly enough to get a good, locked down fit.

fill or close tightly with or as if with a plug.

either tightly with thrown at him kindly gaze behind them closely, begging.

Marks Opponent Tightly - Likes to stand very close to his opposition player when marking them.

"Offline publishing is still tightly controlled and not easy to change, " said Yang Hengjun, whose spy novels are banned in the country.

Why 13 do quick male suffer her to hold the concert tightly, the box office not enemy she?

One of the obvious reasons for co-deploying tightly coupled business applications is the measurable performance improvement.

At once Lucia shut the door tightly and began thinking how she might rescue her sisters .

It is tightly integrated with XML with a strong separation between presentation controls and data.

Please bite and hold the cotton ball tightly in place. Don't spit it out until half an hour from now.

He thought first and foremost that the young girl would definitely be frightened to necrosis, then hug ego to embrace more tightly somely.

Indeed, he was always tightly-wound, as though he were keeping tune with the threats buried beneath the ground.

and two fastening pieces are used for fastening tightly the lugs of the two semicircle arciform clamping hoops.

And she was told , write it out, because this is a very tightly timed show .

These four groups of artists could, of course, be subdivided into more tightly defined groups in terms of their time-specific practices.

It is a balance of getting clear with your intentions, yet not holding so tightly that you try to control the outcome.

And the closet is usually so tightly packed with clothes that I can barely squeeze in my jacket.

But he also established a tightly managed democracy, clamping down on political opposition and press freedoms.

If they are not careful, companies and consumers could get locked into a cloud even more tightly than into a piece of software.

Protein is tightly bound to the exoskeletons, and his team needs to devise more-efficient separation methods.

Yet some say that Turkey is overplaying its hand. Its energy dreams are tightly linked to its ethnic cousins in Azerbaijan.

Then, the snail climbed onto the rabbit's back difficultly. He hold her hair tightly and Mother Rabbit began to run.

Store cool and tightly closed. If sealed in original packing the product can be stored for at least 12 months.

In fact, money was nothing to do with it. Button went to the last race in Abu Dhabi with the audacious deal tightly under wraps. . .

They hug tightly together, as SHIN of that song, "Love must die" and that their love is eternal.

Another popular trend that I see in the images below is to tightly crop on unexpected but remarkably interesting portions of your subject.

But they are unable to find property in Burgundy or Champagne where vineyards are tightly-held and tend to be divided into small allotments.

The medical college curriculum, especially the Dialectics of Nature postgraduate courses tightly around the center of quality education.

Information is often tightly controlled in China.