"They'd jimmied the lock on just this one room," Subramanian says.
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And the exposure of a secret romance feels jimmied into place.
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After I drove my coworkers home, we jimmied the back door with a crowbar.
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It's unclear if the side door was unlocked or if it was jimmied open.
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All the other seats are jimmied into blind alleys and passageways around the open kitchen.
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It was jimmied together from a reclaimed steamroller and somehow operates off a one-horsepower engine.
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And the Sabine material, jimmied into an art history class, feels for most of the play like footnotes.
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And if you think the Tigers jimmied the schedule to gain an edge, you can read the mind of Dombrowski.
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If you got owned, that meant some hacker jimmied the lock on a virtual back door, snooped around your property and rifled through your stuff.
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Once the door was jimmied open, he met up with Woodard at a burger joint called the Blue Door Pub, determined to enjoy the rest of the afternoon.
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The second act, which traces the consequences of Bowzie's decision, depends too heavily on plot turns that don't make sense, back stories belatedly jimmied into place and short scenes filled with letters read aloud.
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Above, the Democratic National Convention's hacked server on a table in the organization's basement, next to a reminder of a past breach: a filing cabinet jimmied in the Watergate burglary of its offices in 1972.
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At its front, a 72015-pound cart bearing a 2724,212-pound bronze sculpture was, in a group effort, arduously pushed, pulled, thrust, and jimmied over the cracked sidewalks and buckled cobblestones of the city's Old Market neighborhood.
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The size of the haul alone made it a big deal: The thieves, working over the long Easter weekend, jimmied open 73 safe deposit boxes, taking away cash, gold and jewels valued at $20 million at the time.
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Like another famous American election scandal, it started with a break-in at the D.N.C. The first time, 44 years ago at the committee's old offices in the Watergate complex, the burglars planted listening devices and jimmied a filing cabinet.
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The boys rooted for Griff, even though he was a miserable bully who jimmied and pried at their weaknesses and made up weaknesses if he couldn't find any, such as calling you a "knock-kneed piece of shit" even if your knees had never knocked your whole life.
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Daredevil tells Spider-Man that Emil Gregg must be a copycat. Spider-Man is skeptical, since Gregg has a history of mental instability and knows details of the murders that weren't released to the public, so Daredevil takes him to Gregg's apartment in hope of finding some proof of his innocence. Once there, Daredevil finds the door to the next apartment has been recently jimmied. Some unopened mail reveals the apartment is Stan Carter's, and Daredevil opens a closet to find shotguns, Sin-Eater costumes, and a tape recorder.
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