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It's believed that her crossed eyes could be the result of a poor diet when she was young - fat deposits may have developed behind her eyes.

The boy went all out to find girl's number, then once more telephoned to give the girl, asked that she crossed what kind.

My great-grandmother, when asked what country she grew up in, wrote "Poland, " crossed it out and then wrote "Austria. "

In six months, I was the holiest of holies, with a heart entirely devoted to my prayers and a stomach that crossed the state line by itself.

A card player must never sit at the table with his legs crossed. He might "cross out" his good luck.

In company with his wife and a faithful servant he crossed the Alps in midwinter, that he might humble himself before the pope.

She turns her head and sees that the old man is out on the porch now, sitting with his hands crossed in his lap.

Ancient Egyptians believed the sun crossed the sky in a "day boat" , and switched to a "night boat" for the return trip.

It was good to score, but I still think I should get more goals. My good friend Ji-sung Park crossed for me to score with a header.

When he reached the bank, he galloped down to the sea and crossed it.

When Harold saw him, he had just crossed the street, trying to raise himself a few inches to get on the pavement.

A woman sitting with her legs crossed seems to man very seductive, he subconsciously wants to see more.

He scribbled an equation, crossed part of it out, then added something.

And he thinks that it was precisely such a threshold that was crossed with the invention of the scientific method.

It had never crossed my mind that there might be a serious consequence.

When it had gone past he crossed the road , keeping his eyes on the spot where the cat had been investigating .

They were all stunned that I had no idea it was Eid and apparently the notion that they should inform me about it never crossed their minds.

He was lying on the grass, his hands crossed under his head.

Ma shwe had crossed the river and got up the bank and was making her way back as fast as she could.

So, he said, he limped along for nine miles and finally crossed the finish line.

There must have been a time billions of years ago when life crossed the threshold of irreversibility.

I reached the line of pollarded willows at the bottom of the hill, crossed a dry ditch and climbed through a barbed wire fence.

His skis crossed and he sat down in a most undignified manner.

Durations and displacements were fully crossed, so there was no correlation between the spatial and temporal components of the stimuli.

Like, the fate of each person is beautiful, but only the fate of those who crossed the rough could be such a person the United States.

He lay on his back, with his hands crossed under his head.

As he crossed the room to the instrument, he knew that the gun was still aimed at him.

He was standing against the wall, his hands crossed behind his head.

Even Lisbon is really only overrun with tourists in August and Easter weekend when most of Spain seems to have crossed the border.

Beating his chest as he crossed the line, this time there was no showboating, only seriously fast sprinting from the Jamaican star.

Standing in the dock with arms crossed, Saud showed no emotion as the sentence was handed down in London's historic Old Bailey court.

He made all sorts of excuses and frequently crossed himself as he spoke.

It could never have crossed his mind that he would wind up with a security adviser having a constituency of his own.

Edward was lying in bed on his back, with a handkerchief bound round his jaw to hold it up, his hands crossed.

In a recent speech, Kikwete said the best he could do was to leave the part of the road that crossed the migratory route unpaved.

A flicker of disapproval crossed the old man's face, but it was not his way to question his queen. "As you command. "

The idea had even crossed his mind that she might be an agent of the Thought Police.

He took off, and right away we were in the countryside, passing wet, green fields crossed by the prim brick arches of an aging aqueduct.

I crossed the street, knelt down, put the package I had under my arm down on the asphalt, leaned in and asked the man if he was hurt.

Hardly had she crossed the threshold before one of the children danced across the room, 'The gentleman's been here! ' saying.

The little prince crossed the desert and met with only one flower. It was a flower with three petals, a flower of no account at all.

She wasn't close to Zhu, but she said he always seemed nice and said hello when their paths crossed.

only , as she dreaded a scene , she crossed the kitchen and made her escape by the back stairs.

But you never crossed over to see him; it was for him to come to you.

He said that Libya "crossed the Red Line" and came to the point where it was able to build an atomic bomb. But, he added.

He lay on the grass, with his hands crossed under his head, looking at the stars in the sky.

He crossed this bridge and made at least a couple of 90 degree turns before crashing just a mile and a half from school.

Meade waited for a week until his army was stronger. But by then, Lee and his men had crossed safely back into Virginia.

A feeling such as she had known when about to take the first plunge in bathing came upon her, and she crossed herself.

He was lying on the grass, his hands crossed under his head (=and his hands were crossed under his head).

He lay on his back, his hands crossed under his head.

I want to stop the poaching as much as you do, but you've crossed over the line, and I can't go on like this.

He crossed on the ferry to San Francisco and made his way to an employment office.

As he crossed the stream by Hou's farm and climbed the hill on the far side, a tiger came rushing out of the forest and pounced at him.

It must be pretty potent stuff because when he pulled the cork out, his eyes crossed and he grinned from ear to ear.

Crossed his hands, around the front neck.

I have already crossed the life twelfth rings, I from a willful ignorance of the children grew up to be a lively and cheerful girl.

It may be unfair, but that thought crossed my mind in a week in which the Bank of England has been given unprecedented responsibilities.

A medical man in his employ issued from the house and crossed the grass to the little fellow, making, as he came, expressive gestures.

He said the country needs an immediate push to exports in a situation where trade deficit has crossed over 30 percent.

And when Jesus had crossed over again in the boat to the other side, a great crowd gathered to Him, and He was beside the sea.

As often as he crossed the pane, I could fancy that a thread of vital light became visible. He was little or nothing but life.

A few nights later when her daddy came in, Jenny was sitting on her bed with her legs crossed Indian-style.

The ball is not out of play until the entire ball has crossed over the touch line or goal line.

Two star crossed lovers in perfect harmony Just give me a chance and you will agree. I was meant for you. And you were meant for me.

I said that this high mountain water long, crossed over the Yalu River.

At night before he went to bed he practiced sitting with his legs crossed, and then he stretched his back by curling himself into a ball.

His pulse throbbed in his throat as he crossed the dark room, the old floorboards creaking under his feet.

We seem to have got our wires crossed. I thought you were coming yesterday.

There was a sigh of relief at the Pentagon Wednesday as the U. S. Army's final combat brigade crossed from Iraq into Kuwait.

For weeks past he had been making ready for this moment, and it had never crossed his mind that anything would be needed except courage.

You were halfway drowned at the bottom of the river. Almost crossed over to the other side.

She always said we were doomed to be star-crossed lovers destined to wonder what might have been.

The road to the village goes through a shallow gulley which can be crossed only by an off-road vehicle in case of rough weather.

It crossed my mind immediately that you would not regret your friend's leaving Highbury, for the sake of her being settled so well.

Still, she stuck her landing, and He did not. To keep her balance, He crossed one foot over the other.

David crossed the room and felt sweat on his forehead, but he took the violin from the wall as calmly as if he were a welcome visitor.

She put her thumbs into her ears, wagged her fingers, crossed her eyes and made a loud farting sound with her tongue.

Quickly he crossed the bridge. Of course he did not notice a certain stone railing was eyeing him all the while.

And he just basically just shook his head and crossed his arms at my attempt.

From the moment we crossed the single-track railway line and glimpsed the 18th hole, it was obvious this was a very special place indeed.

He would let them pet the skunks and the raccoon and talk to the myna bird; and yet they never crossed the bridge without being invited.

a. When stepping, the soldier places the ball of his lead foot down first and checks for stability and silence of the surface to be crossed.

He crossed the little river Crinchon, and found himself in a labyrinth of narrow alleys where he lost his way.

He crossed over to the fireplace and stood looking at it thoughtfully for a few minutes.

Then David crossed over to the other side and stood on top of the hill some distance away; there was a wide space between them.

The little girl hung on to her mother's hand while they crossed the street.

I think I may have crossed into the land of culinary elaborations, and for that I apologize, but whatever happened it was well worth it.

He crossed himself, facing the opposite corner, and went up to Dolohov, holding out his black, little hand.

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

It's been over a year since then, with many bumps crossed, lots of confusion clarified, and focuses regained. I'm now living my passion.

The false red gods Vishnu and Yahweh had crossed over and began to work with the Pleiadian humans who shared a similar energy flow.

if I crossed a million oceans just to be with you.

She had a look at a map, and walked upward along the river for two hundred yards, and then crossed a bridge.

An often portable structure consisting of two long sides crossed by parallel rungs, used to climb up and down.

First, we crossed the Yellow River and annihilated four division headquarters and nine and a half brigades of the enemy at one stroke.

Julia left the door open and crossed to the sofa, sat where she could see him, and pretended to thumb through Psychology Today.

For a third of the nation, the idea of taking a trip to the British countryside has not even crossed their mind.

Harry crossed to his bedroom on tiptoe, slipped inside, closed the door, and turned to collapse on his bed.

The ship hits the treetops with a series of splintering crashes, and sails out over a clearing, crossed up and spinning.

He glanced left and right as he crossed the street, but would beam at me through every gap between vehicles.

The first Americans crossed the land bridge from Asia and were believed to have stayed in what is now Alaska for thousands of years.

Especially since the reform and opening in 1978, shaanxi highway face changed dramatically, began to high-grade crossed development stage.

A crossed cheque is a cheque across which two parallel lines have been drawn with the words "not negotiable" written between them.

A narrow path crossed through this hedge, and at the opening was a little hill that she ascended and descended as nimbly as a young woman.

Crossed CheckA check that has two lines across it to denote that it must be paid into a bank account.

I have to go. " It stood and crossed over to her, planting a gentle kiss on her cheek, leaving her frozen. "

Jim has never been out of Ireland, never crossed the sea.

Crossed Check A check that has two lines across it to denote that it must be paid into a bank account.

Bolton appeal for a goal, claiming the ball had crossed the line but referee Phil Dowd is not interested.

As if in a daze, I rose from my seat when I heard my name called and slowly crossed the stage to receive my diploma.

Martine Aubry, the party's boss, has criss -crossed France on the campaign trail, but it is local candidates who seem to count more.

I will keep my fingers crossed (this should bring luck to you) and will think about you to support you during the test.

Two star-crossed lovers in perfect harmony Just give me a chance and you will agree. I was meant for you were meant for me.

She lay on her back in bed, her hands crossed under her head.

It was a calm, sun-filled day, crossed by peaceful clouds that gave no hint of any natural disaster.

It crossed my mind that he might have lied to me.

During the American Revolution , General George Washington crossed the Delaware River and surprised the British at Trenton, New Jersey .

"The iron threshold" gives the impression as if some alarmist, but if you put your heart was not not crossed.

Sit in the yoga mat, in the left leg crossed over the right leg, stretching his arms to make it with the body vertical.

His forehead, naturally high and crossed by deep parallel lines, now ran all the way up to his pointed crown.

At 8 o'clock, eight of us left the hostel, crossed busy Zhongxing Road and found a stairway that ascended a hill.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Lisa Gherardini is sitting down with her hands crossed in her lap.

If a woman sits with her arms and legs crossed, she'll impress others with a bad mood, or even anger.

And by me time I reached the last word, pleased, I persuaded myself that I had read The Republic, and seriously crossed Plato off my list.

The bride's family crossed ancestral home out of the stove, Hoi An is a woman of traditional customs procedures.

She crossed to the bed and rolled him over onto his right side before he could pass into a nightmare.

But with the worst news on the economy yet to come, Mr Bernanke can only keep his fingers crossed that inflation does not become ingrained .

Face of buck had not crossed cold water, buck flavour is completely inside the face so.

Ethan went through the storeroom , crossed the alley , and knocked on the back door of the bank .

Stately, plump Buck Mulligan came from the stairhead , bearing a bowl of lather on which a mirror and a razor lay crossed.

"We have crossed the Rubicon, " said the Polish prime minister, Donald Tusk, as the deal was done.

The day finally came when I thought, "Sitting here with my legs crossed for the next five hours is literally going to drive me insane. "

It would be great to hear the experiences of readers who have crossed - or are in the process of crossing - the chasm.

The other's face relaxed. He beamed, took the doctor's arm, crossed to the house with him at a skipping run.

He walked up and down the room with his hands crossed over his chest.

Iran says it will release one of the three American prisoners who crossed into Iran more than a year ago.

No one did. Clearly wires got crossed somewhere. I'll try to get to the bottom of this, but the copiers will be removed before lunch.

In the rest of the body, arms and legs may be crossed or held together and one hand may hold the other arm or hand for comfort.

He said that he'd crossed the border and walked over rough country with a small group of companions to get to the capital.

It is possible that the first people crossed into Australia from Asia on a great land bridge when the water level of the oceans was lower.

he crossed a small " branch " two or three times , because of a prevailing juvenile superstition that to cross water baffled pursuit.

The victim's family says that he was not involved in the rock throwing and had not crossed the border.

When they had crossed over, Elijah said to Elisha , "Ask what I shall do for you before I am taken from you. "

Jack lowered his weapon, crossed the space between them with a leap. He slammed against the man, using his shoulder to bring him down.

His young associate remained still for a few moments, then slowly came to his knees, crossed himself, and stood.

On election day, hundreds of men from Missouri crossed the border into Kansas. They voted illegally, and the pro-slavery candidate won.

Wo men, legs crossed in discomfort or desperation, wait in line for the lavatory while men saunter in and out of their loos.

I can think of only one, down by the beach in an area too remote to easily toddle to the pub with your legs crossed.

It was very much a case of follow the sun for the Chelsea team as they crossed the Atlantic Ocean and the American continent on Wednesday.

On the second run-through, my crossed legs keep moving up and down, which makes me look as if I want to run away (I do, I do).

Standing with your legs crossed or speaking in a soft, high-pitched voice does not make a positive impact.

I would not be surprised at all if those planes briefly, inadvertently (not) crossed into Chinese air space.

The trial started the moment Eshe crossed an infrared light beam in front of an aperture positioned directly in her running path.

Note: Payments by cheques should be crossed and payable to the company. Please refer to our exclusion clause on the back of this page.

That's where her path crossed that of Michael LaSane, who, police say, wanted just such a car to celebrate his 17th birthday.

One Saturday morning my mother left me a long list of chores. I was not allowed to go out and play until every job was crossed off the list.

Mr. Jeremy crossed his legs up shorter, out of reach, and went on eating his sandwich.

Before he crossed railway, he firstly scattered the oranges on the ground, and descend slowly, then pick up the oranges to go.

Death, thy servant, is at my door. He has crossed the unknown sea and brought thy call to my Home.

The river Seine was crossed by a ship bridge leading to an altar where oaths were to be sworn.

In December eighteen thirty-seven, Canadian soldiers crossed the Niagara River and seized the boat. One American was killed in the fight.

Marius had hardly made this scene at her with his eyes, when some one crossed the walk.

Xizor sent her out on numerous missions to deal with those who crossed him personally or his organization.

The little boat in front of it, was the one in which, 80 years later, Christopher Columbus crossed the Atlantic.

Therefore there may exist an immunological crossed reaction between LC and LV without production of a real crossed allergenicity.

Having thus charged him and sent these away to the land of the Persians, he crossed over the river both himself and his army.

He had gone back to his cubicle without looking at O'Brien again. The idea of following up their momentary contact hardly crossed his mind.

We have come too far and crossed many eons for letting caution blow in the wind.

Taking a path which led out of the town, we crossed a few fields until we came to a dense wood.

It was a conservative undertaking, for at that time Merriman Road crossed the boundary just a quarter of a mile beyond Hawthorne Avenue.

So the brain was like an electrical device in which the wires were crossed.

This scene of star-crossed love and religious heroism is set at the beginning of the notorious Massacre of Saint Bartholomew 's Day.

Should she have been fired - yes, as she clearly crossed the line for a teacher's aide.

She crossed her hands over her breasts, still shy, and so I had to cajole her once more to be less timid.

Her story immediately reminded me of a Chinese saying, "The young beautiful lady will always be star-crossed. "

And stepping into a boat, He crossed over and came to His own city.

The utility model relates to one mode of space structure application, in particular to a crossed weave structure with a top opening.

The road, after the two wayfarers had crossed from the peninsula to the mainland, was no other than a footpath.

If you haven't yet crossed a race finish line, schedule at least one or two races in between now and next spring.

She crossed tasks off her list as she did them.

only, he could not figure it out. Because it was embarrassing to fail every time, he stopped checking the man when he crossed.

The research of this article is a crossed study of computer application, artificial intelligence, and educational technique.

After we crossed the ditch, we noticed that on both sides of us were newer houses, but nothing but trees lay ahead.

The clan crest will be the same as the original clan with the addition of two crossed swords on top of it.

In the confluence of the multitude, several clubs crossed; blows, aimed at me, fell on other sconces .

In the space of an hour, a van, a couple of trucks and a short train crossed over. It does not seem like business is booming.

The Louvre's scribe, known as the "Seated Scribe" , is indeed sitting cross-legged , his right leg crossed in front of his left.

His legs are crossed and his hands are clasped over his knee.

If then his hands crossed on his chest, it expressed a feeling rejected or rejected.

crossed tasks off her list as she did them.

He wears a Chinese-style robe and his hands are crossed on his chest.

"It never crossed my mind to ask terminating my loan deal due to AEK's bad performance, " he stated.

Terror crossed her face as he said this.

Once this promise crossed wires with the growing interest in oriental mysticism, the psychedelics had been launched as a cultural force.

Eventually your concrete mind and your abstract, higher mind are linked, and the next stream of consciousness can be approached and crossed.

He slipped out of the State Department and crossed the Potomac to Arlington, Virginia, where the civil ceremony took place.

At the end of the song, they whispered together in a conspiracy of penguins, then nodded in unison as they crossed themselves.

Rodney's house is like an Airstream trailer crossed with a coffee pot.

Burton was one of several men who crossed paths with Kirk.

Needing some light to see by, the burglar crossed the room with a light step to light the light with the light green shade.

Just inside of a year, Simple Plan crossed five continents and played over 300 shows.

Exeter was of early importance, particularly to the Roman Army, due to it being the lowest point at which the River Exe could be crossed.

"One thing I am absolutely sure of, without today's summit the world would not have crossed over the finish line in Copenhagen, " he said.

He hurried toward her meaning to speak, but the lights changed as she crossed the street before he reached her.

This pair of feet had climbed mountains, waded through water, walked in the burning desert for three days, an crossed frozen rivers.

The woman sitting in the back, the one in the black jacket with her arms crossed, she looks a bit kind of shy.

once that line has been crossed, it has very likely taken you beyond the point of no return.

Jenny sat down, crossed her legs, and drew her skirt down over her knees.

Sara forgave big as she crossed and allowed a large level of karma to be released that has altered the human dream forever more.

And he stood there and crossed off his wife's name on every bottle.

The Bank of England has already crossed a frontier by announcing the start of "quantitative easing" .

But are not the adjustment costs from this strategy at least as large as those from the "fingers crossed" strategy?

The South Koreans crossed the finish line first, but after several minutes of discussion among the referees, they were disqualified.

A line from a poem by Andrew Marvell crossed my mind - "The grave is a fine and private place but none, I think, do there embrace. "

The relationship between the protection of commercial secret and the system of prohibition of competition is not subordinate, but crossed.

Girl hearts "pyronaridine" about the past, the faint hearts of speculation into a reality, and a trace of sadness crossed my mind.

Inside the White House, aides seemed to sense that in the last week, a threshold was crossed.

Hist had spoken with her hands crossed upon her bosom .

The phone was star-crossed from its released, and a few short weeks after launch.

After the ox had crossed the river, the rat jumped ahead and reached the shore first, and it claimed first place in the competition.

I wish there were a rule book for intimacy. Some kind of guide that could tell you when you've crossed the line.

He behaved like an army officer crossed with a professor.

After Liu had crossed the Yellow River, he made a series of distracting maneuvers.

The distances between stars is so unimaginably vast it cannot be crossed by beings of flesh and blood -- and certainly not entire armies.

Less than two months after the startup surpassed one million users, the company has crossed the 2 million registered users mark.

So he and the boys walked for more than a week, crossed the Senegal border and arrived at another mine in Mali.

Some are very large and the line between a BBS and a system like CompuServe gets crossed at some point, but it is not clearly drawn.

The solitude crossed with dream and with silence. Penned up between the sea and sadness.

Johnny crossed his fingers when he told his mother the lie.

Dear, we crossed the distance of thousands of kilometers across the network half of the race, finally found you.

His legs gave out just as he crossed the finish line of the 20k marathon.

As the sun passed overhead, he marked even divisions on the circle as the shadow of the stick crossed it.

And he crossed the Pacific Ocean by ship with his grandfather. Like hundreds of thousands of immigrants arriving in California. . .

The old woman muttered, crossed herself, and raised her eyes toward heaven.

I haven't but fingers crossed, it will be an amazing experience if I get to sing or duet with one of them.

The RMB has continued to appreciate against the dollar and in April crossed the symbolic 7 RMB to the dollar threshold.

He crossed the ocean and discovered strange lands, inhabited by a people unknown to Europeans. He believed these lands to be part of India.

It crossed Broadway from out the shadow of Twenty-sixth Street, and, in a halting, circuitous way, arrived close to the waiting figure.

and Mr. Weasley nearly broke his neck, tripping over a stray chicken as he crossed the yard carrying Ginny's trunk to the car.

Albert Einstein: Whether the chicken crossed the road or the road moved beneath the chicken depends on your frame of reference.

Besides that I have been crossed out a few times by different toys but never anything heavy.

This is a very small house built on the triangle site where the river and the road were crossed and made to the acute angle.

Chinese military aircraft have not crossed the line since July 1999, at a time of heightened tensions with Taiwan.

"We have crossed the Rubicon, " he cried as he reached the farther shore. "There is now no turning back. "

He took the blind man by the right arm and crossed the street.

a band of twenty moose had crossed over from the land of streams and timber , and chief among them was a great bull.

A more familiar symbol, the two semicircles laid one on top of the other, with the upward-arcing one broken where the other crossed it.

It hadn't even crossed my mind and when I said this, he told me I was an idiot.

Then they crossed a hollow to Semyonovskoye, where the soldiers were dragging away the last logs of the huts and barns.