The firemen did heave a sigh of relief after pulling the deer out, but did not settle down and relax. |
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I once caught a scarf in a lift door as it closed and only just managed to heave it free and save myself from a gruesome end. |
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Philander then dances down the track, aims an agricultural heave and is stumped! |
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There was no jugular venous distension, murmur, rub, gallop, thrill, or heave. |
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With a sigh and a heave, she lifted herself up and meandered over to the filing cabinet. |
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Nik missed a heave at the buzzer and the Wildcats rushed off the bench and dogpiled Harrison at midcourt. |
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Each kid was handed a football and told to huck it, heave it as far as you can. |
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Shouting a victory cry, he gave one mighty heave and shoe, worm, and fish flew from the water in a perfect arc over his boat. |
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She raced to the elevators, only to heave a sigh of relief once she was ensconced safely inside. |
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We kids used to say that it was the only vehicle that had the room within into which he could heave his bulky porcine body. |
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I gave the stick a mighty heave and it swung out in a beautiful, soaring arc. |
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Half a dozen tree lined boulevards criss-cross the city with French elegance and the streets through the middle heave with traffic of all kinds. |
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So gathering all the strength he had he gave a mighty heave and broke the chain about his neck. |
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But as she did so, the ship gave a mighty heave and tossed both young adults backward onto the floor. |
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The saturated wetland deposits are susceptible to frost heave and subsequent damage to structures. |
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Patios can also be built with a thickened edge, although frost heave may affect these slabs. |
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He's a contradiction in that his jump shot, an awkward heave off his right shoulder, is fundamentally flawed. |
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A loose covering of coarse straw will help prevent frost heave during the winter. |
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Dad came out of the house with garbage and walked past, carrying the white bag a good twenty feet to heave it into the dumpster. |
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I finally succeeded unbolting the gate at last and with big heave of satisfaction I turned to the little boy. |
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He felt his stomach heave and nearly fell to his knees, his eyes going dark, muddy gray. |
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I watched her thin shoulders heave underneath the thin white fabric of her shirt. |
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It took just one heave and one ho for the rope to go slack as my former self went head over heels into the pit. |
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He began to heave the books at her, and when he ran out of books she made for him again. |
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He heard Joe heave a deep sigh behind him but he didn't turn to look at the younger man. |
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The air grew foul, the reek of rotting death made them heave as they picked their way through the mass of tangled bodies. |
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I heave the vacuum cleaner into the small cupboard on the first floor landing. |
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He hired hundreds of labourers to heave a large boat, a passenger ferry, over a mountain in the Andes. |
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The ladder was over-short, and it required an effort to heave oneself from it through the casement on to the leads. |
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Every day in every way there's enough to make one throw the newspaper across the room, heave a brick at the television set. |
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If you want to reach the disaffected youths who take to the streets to heave bricks at the police, you need to have a dialogue. |
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For those who heave a sigh of relief a second shock is only a couple of hours away. |
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He spent the next few minutes bent in half, but even after his stomach was completely empty he continued to retch and heave but bring nothing up. |
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It is quite remarkable that he manages to heave his dark bass voice up to the upper reaches of Wotan's part. |
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He managed to give her a final heave and pull her through just as the door shut and gravity returned to normal. |
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It is characterised with gentle hand movements, a distinctive heave of the torso and soft walk. |
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With a great heave of breath, Elizabeth slid across the wall to the stairs, never taking her eyes off of the closed door. |
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I'd gone no more than a few metres when I stopped and my stomach gave a familiar heave and I threw up. |
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Just as he had loosed the compass from its rope, the sea gave a mighty heave and tossed the compass from his grip. |
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Footpath skateboarders and kerbside tipplers can now officially be given the heave from the commercial zones of Rangitikei's towns. |
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I heave a sigh and look out at the patio, where Forrest Bentley awaits me, with those piney green eyes that no longer hold the mystery they once did. |
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In areas prone to frost heave or with poor drainage, additional drainage material such as drain rock can be placed below the footings to reduce water retention in the soil. |
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It is said too that sailors, beating up against the wind in the Gulf of Finland, sometimes see a strange sail heave into sight astern and overhaul them hand over hand. |
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We get in line, and on the count of three, we heave a log onto our shoulders. |
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Silently you assume positions of leadership, oh so subtly giving slackers the heave ho. |
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It is said, too, that sailors, beating up against the wind in the Gulf of Finland, sometimes see a strange sail heave in sight astern and overhaul them hand over hand. |
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The vessel is equipped with 2 moon pools, 1,000 sq meters clear deck space, a 250T heave compensated crane equipped for deepwater lowering in water depths to 10,000 ft. |
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As she bustles round her suburban home, where the mantelpieces heave with family photographs, her accent remains undiluted despite half a century in Glasgow. |
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Finally I jump ashore and heave my boat out and carry it over the levee. |
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Bile rose in his throat and he began to heave uncontrollably. |
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They hay strewn floor gave a heave as the other stables started awake. |
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David gave a tremendous heave and Rose caught the end of the line. |
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There is some control on the footwall and hanging-wall geometry associated with the Bristol Channel Thrust but no decisive seismic control on the amount of heave across it. |
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In most, if not all, cases it is clear that volumetric contraction has occurred with horizontal contraction of the sediments complementing the heave of the faults. |
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Most cooking is done in communal kitchens in the neighbourhood and purchased from street stalls that heave under bags of fruit and vegetables of all kinds. |
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With a groan, I heave him into my arms, carefully cradling his neck. |
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The need to prevent frost heave and the resultant cracking in foundations of vessels containing natural gas and other cryogenically stored liquids is well known in industry. |
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For a frost heave to occur, cold air must migrate through the soil layers where there is an area of warmer soil deep beneath the surface and plenty of moisture in the soil. |
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The authors present a parameterization whereby frost heave and frozen soil physics are both incorporated into the land-surface scheme of a numerical weather prediction model. |
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Deep sea animals will heave themselves up from the abyssal depths, even though it's fatal to them, if they hear a rumor that you will be passing overhead in a boat. |
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The Chinook vibrated with deeper and deeper groans until its twin engines managed to heave up our dead weight. |
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As they approached the coast of Western Australia the wind blew too heavily for the ship to make landfall and they had to heave to with close reefed topsails. |
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There was a heave, then a thud that signified that the craft had beached. |
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Maybe he could really flip himself over with an almighty heave? |
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Making a mighty leap, he jumps up onto a light post, grasping it with one arm while he hurls the bronze rat into San Francisco Bay with the other, as far as he can heave it. |
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You can heave that rock to the top of the slope, but unless you make a constant effort to restrain it, sooner or later it will come rolling down again. |
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The angled final position of an Edgetite spike resists frost heave while adding strength and longevity to a hardscape installation. |
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Occurrence of frost heave has always been a crucial indicator of the quality of the road embankment in seasonal frost regions. |
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In practice, it is usually only possible to find the slip direction of faults, and an approximation of the heave and throw vector. |
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I had as lief have a reed that will do me no service as a partisan I could not heave. |
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Mulching perennials helps guard them against frost heave in spring and protects roots against dangerous winter temperatures. |
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The steep slopes of the mountains show the vertical heave of the earth. |
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The verb heave is in this class when used in a nautical context. |
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The Hanukkah timeframe 5-on-5 basketball tournament will also feature a trick shot shootout, a free throw contest, and a half-court heave and timeline shots competition. |
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It is suggested that bore-unloading could counteract a portion of frost heave deformation and the grouting was to be the key measure to minimize the thaw settlement. |
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Lines buried below the frost line are less susceptible to the effect of frost heave since the earth movement typically occurs above the frost line. |
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To find a kippage for a convict ship was no easy matter, for many a seaman would heave sharp about at the prospect of signing on to a vessel with a cargo of cutthroats. |
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Heave ho! up they hoisted their prize, dripping with moisture, and festooned with verdant water-moss. |
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