116 Sentences With "sticking in" | Random Sentence Generator

"These arrows were sticking in me for days," Madden said.

He's sticking in eastern Iowa, with stops in Clinton and Dubuque.

Sticking in Denmark, Moller-Maersk tumbled to the bottom of the index.

There's also something else that might have been sticking in his craw.

Bribery described as pasta has a way of sticking in people's heads.

Ms. Uchizono's sense of drama keeps sticking in one atmospheric rut after another.

And don't forget just have some confidence as you're sticking in your straw.

Sticking in Germany, Lufthansa tumbled to the bottom of the index during morning trade.

Shaking down cities and sticking in the shiv is a patented move for the league.

You can also add concentrates after sticking in a little aluminum disk into the heating chamber.

And then I start sorting according to the catalogue, checking, examining, recording, and sticking in place.

If portability is the main thing, the Raspberry's a solid enough selection for sticking in a backpack.

Automakers have also spoken publicly in support of sticking, in some form, to more stringent car standards.

Defenseman Brooks Orpik, a former Penguins player, received a double minor for high-sticking in the second period.

I remember sitting on the floor of her bedroom, sticking in the VHS with a three-hour cut.

Elsewhere, most markets were sticking in small ranges, with the European and U.S. summer holiday seasons in full swing.

Sticking in Germany, utility RWE posted first-half operating profit that missed analyst expectations, but shares jumped 4 percent.

Sticking in Canada, a bunch of players on the Vancouver Canucks dressed up as characters from the movie "Shrek."

When the anxiety attack fully subsided, I kept on sticking in that earbud and listening as I dozed off.

What makes something worthy of a Wikipedia article, Wyatt told me, is often dictated by what's sticking in the news.

The cheese didn't feel right, and coated my teeth like a thick plaque, sticking in every crevice of my molars.

The cheese didn't feel right, and coated my teeth like a thick plaque, sticking in every crevice of my molars imaginable.

Putting on the headband, sticking in my AirPods and just being still for a while is a good ritual to cultivate.

But what is really sticking in the president's craw is the glacial pace of confirmations in the Senate — which is intentional.

Nick Viall and fiancée Vanessa Grimaldi are ready to put down roots, and we've learned they're sticking in La La Land.

A single moment, concept, or shot can make the difference between something sticking in your mind indelibly, or fading from memory altogether.

The "for sale" signs sticking in the front lawns of the neighbors' empty houses led me straight to the street's dead end.

Since the bottom of both inserts are easily removable, you'll also never have to worry about a pie sticking in the pan again.

Above-freezing temperatures kept the snow from sticking in most places, although it did accumulate on sidewalks and cars in Tokyo's far western suburbs.

At the time, he was a 27-year-old rookie with aspirations of sticking in the big leagues long enough to make a mark.

I also tried to capitalize on the little flexibility I had by sticking in some fresh short entries (K-TOWN, ZUMBA, BAD PR, SLEAZE).

He played parts of three seasons in Winnipeg, never really sticking in the lineup, before signing with the Whalers as a free agent in 1987.

It turns out that was a very prescient concern since Alphabet/Google has now essentially dissolved the bits of DeepMind that were sticking in its way.

So I guess I agree to some extent that the journey is something, too, if by 'journey' they just mean sticking in the game of life.

One lyric keeps sticking in my head: "praise me for my valor, lay me on a crimson tower, justify my endless terror as my finest hour".

Well, that was then––and those square pies have long since been composted, while the indigestible political reality of Brexit remains sticking in our collective craw.

However, the remaining campaigns are offering reasons for sticking in the race — namely, that they have the financial wherewithal or a viable path to the nomination.

"I do need to learn English and I'm working hard on that, but for some reason it's just not sticking in my brain right now," he said.

It needs to have video and audio composite jacks, which most models have, but make sure you know that it works before sticking in a valuable VHS tape.

Unless I walked past someone with a needle sticking in their arm making it abundantly clear they were unconscious from an overdose, I would hesitate to use Narcan.

This time, the company is sticking in a 57.4Wh battery, but we'll have to wait to test it further to see if Huawei has finally fixed its longevity issue.

With Tampa Bay up 210-21, David Pastrnak was whistled for a double minor for high sticking in the third period, giving the Lightning a four-minute power play.

Even if trails to get there are hard to trace, Copeland's melodies have the feeling of cannibinoid nursery rhymes, sticking in your head even after single dead-eyed utterances.

The news seems to arrive every few months, sticking in your head like a nightmare that left you drenched in sweat: yet another person found a cockroach in their ear.

He was able to space his theme material out very well and still make use of that long Down space without sticking in an extra black square and cutting it up.

There's a messiness to its presentation, a clumsiness to its movement, that just keeps sticking in the craw, stopping the player from truly relating to the game's central cast and their relationships.

Mix everything you'd usually stick in a Pimm's (strawbs, oranges, lemonade, the all-important fruity liqueur) and add it to a lolly mould, before sticking in half a slice of cucumber and freezing.

For the study, published in the Journal of Food Research, researchers made fake cake (because why waste a real one?) by frosting a circular piece of foil and sticking in some birthday candles.

The approval and disapproval ratings have stayed pretty consistent this year, with the approval hovering in the low to mid-28500 percent range and disapproval sticking in the low to mid-6900 percent range.

The boom in sous vide gadgets (two of which were reviewed by Brian X. Chen last week) is likely to continue, at least until Apple makes a phone people are comfortable sticking in boiling water.

Connor took a double minor for high sticking in the third period, and Colorado capitalized on the second two minutes when Landeskog scored on a rebound at 7:15 to tie the game 3-3.

Pros: Lifetime warranty, made of durable steel, stable Cons: Issues with parts digging in and sticking in tree Buy the Jack-Post Welded Steel Christmas Tree Stand on Amazon for $56.32 (Medium) or $72.15 (Large)

As Ms. Chalif told it, Men at Work, the name of an Australian rock band, had "sort of been sticking in the back of my mind" since 2010, when the museum featured an exhibition on rock photography.

As with other fading consoles, owners can expect a handful of other games from third-party developers and the occasional update over the next few months, but Zelda is basically the fork Nintendo is sticking in it.

One man asked for a knife to cut the soft top and hopped on the trunk of the car, which was still sticking in the air with the rest of the car nose-dived into water, quickly sinking.

References are packed together like cigarettes in a newly purchased box: from the smell of A-road junction exits, to barber shops in Canning Town, to the face of the queen sticking in the backseat of a jean pocket.

Many of the particles end up getting dumped into rivers and oceans, where they're embedding in animals and swirling in the water column and sticking in sediment—virtually immortal artifacts for our distant descendants to one day dig up.

"My way of dealing with it was sticking in my head in the sand, refusing to ever think about my mom, because why would that help, it's only going to make you sad, it's not going to bring her back."

Sticking in Asia, Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam is expected to announce the formal withdrawal of a proposed extradition bill that has sparked months of protests in the Chinese-ruled city, Reuters reported, citing the South China Morning Post and other sources.

There's always a bouquet of peonies and a card, but rather than giving her something she is going to end up sticking in a drawer, take the opportunity this Mother's Day to indulge her with some new tech that will make her life a little easier.

You know: maps in the front, appendices in the back, tiny type smushed in the ten-thousand-billion-page middle, all in the service of quests within quests full of unpronounceable place-names and esoteric magicks that, unless elaborately flashcarded, have no chance of sticking in the feeble memory.

"I'm guessing that part of the problem is the Olympics is all about fair play ... obviously not all the Russians have been fair but I'm guessing what is sticking in the throat of the IOC is there are some innocent athletes getting caught up in all of this," added Redmond.

While Bronze Age Welsh women weren't calling up ancient Egyptians to inquire about their gold diadems or ogling over the jeweled, tortoiseshell kushi combs and kogai pins that women in Japan were sticking in their buns, most early civilizations independently realized the splendor of an accessory that is both functional and beautiful.

Within hours of the WikiLeaks founder being dragged out of the Ecuadorian Embassy in London on Thursday, lawmakers in Quito were sticking in the knife in by describing just how much money it cost to accommodate Assange and revealing details of his personal behavior that led to President Lenin Moreno to revoke his asylum.

Wax Future) Jamie Prado & Gregory Doveman – Young (Club Mix) Coral Fusion – Klip [Survios original] GOODHENRY – Wonder Wobble [Survios original] Starbuck – Mist [Survios original] Can't say I go in for most of those, but I can pick out a handful I wouldn't mind sticking in rotation — Del the Funky Homosapien, DJ Shadow and the People Under the Stars, for instance.

Today, for example, Investors Intelligence reported that bulls among financial newsletter writers was at 62.7 percent, the highest since 2005, and that bears were down to a measly 16.7 percent, the lowest since July 2015 So until I see MUCH greater price declines and MUCH higher volume that indicates traders are looking to get out, I'm sticking in the camp with ISI's technical analyst, who had this to say about the markets this morning: "The overwhelming body of our cross asset technical work continues to suggest that those uptrends remain intact and that recent countertrend declines to key support should be viewed as a compelling countertrend entry point to add to or establish new longs."

In June 2015, hit with the Mogi Mirim in order to save lot of sticking in the Série B.

However, the CETME Model 58 introduced a novel solution to the problem of cartridges sticking in the chamber.The Complete Encyclopedia of Automatic Army Rifles. by A. E. Hartink. Hackberry Press. 2001.

The size of the cartridge case gives it some of the lowest chamber pressures amongst the Nitro Express cartridges which, when combined with its thick rim and heavy walls, makes it almost impervious to sticking in the chamber.

As an alternative to corn meal, semolina can be used to flour the baking surface to prevent sticking. In bread making, a small proportion of durum semolina added to the usual mix of flour is said to produce a tasty crust.

" Regarding its development, she said, "I was getting dressed and ready to go to the studio. The television was on - some commercials and other stuff. I just started humming a melody. I don't know why and it kept sticking in my head.

Funiculina quadrangularis, commonly known as tall sea pen, is an uncommon cold water coral within the Family Funiculinidae. It is named tall sea pen because it looks like a quill sticking in the bottom of the sea. It forms habitat for several key crustacean species.

Zuckerman-Hartung's first show in the space was called Screwing or Sticking in July 2008. Her work was featured in the 2014 Whitney Biennial and in exhibitions at the Walker Art Center, ReMap4, MOCA Cleveland, Corbett vs. Dempsey, Diana Lowenstein, and Lyles and King.

F. quadrangularis’s appearance is often described as feather-like. More specifically, they look like a quill sticking in the seabed. They are anchored by a peduncle as its base and they have a calcareous axial rod growing upward with polyps arising from it. Each polyps has eight tentacles.

Cameron Duodu, "Dr J B Danquah's death is sticking in the throats of some people like a dead rat", Daily Guide, 21 February 2015. After the overthrow of the CPP government in February 1966 by the National Liberation Council (NLC), Danquah was given a national funeral and his status was rehabilitated.

It appears he followed the same route as Pike via the bathing gap. The men arrive at Pike's side, and Godfrey casually asks them whether they want a cup of tea. Pike tells them to hurry, because he's got a piece of barbed wire sticking in his backside. They use Jones's bayonet to get him free, and start back.

To participate is to enter fully into the activity of the present moment. Observe :This is used to nonjudgmentally observe one's environment within or outside oneself. It is helpful in understanding what is going on in any given situation. :DBT recommends developing a "teflon mind", the ability to let feelings and experiences pass without sticking in the mind.

The effects of the arrow cause both Blue and Bigby to fall unconscious for several days. Upon awakening, Blue keeps what is left of the arrow sticking in his arm. Even wounded, he continues to use the Witching Cloak to retrieve and deliver weapons. He ultimately uses the Vorpal Sword to chop the head off the Emperor.

Rocking the lever freed up the valves alternately and checked that neither was sticking in its seat. Even if the fireman held the lever down and increased the force on the rear valve, there was a corresponding reduction of force on the forward valve. Various forms of Ramsbottom valve were produced. Some were separate fittings to the boiler, through separate penetrations.

It is typically done using a skillet or frying pan, which generally should be preheated to a medium high temperature to avoid sticking. In order to brown properly, the meat should first have surface moisture removed. This is usually achieved by patting the meat with a paper towel. The function of this is to remove water which creates steam instead of evenly browning the meat.

It is pulled in straight, quick, tugs with no twisting or waving. Some pullers regularly slam the noodle against their prep boards to ensure even stretching and uniform thickness. Flour is sometimes used to dust the strands and prevent sticking. In the Beijing style of preparation, the dough is twisted, stretched delicately by waving the arms and body, untwisted, looped to double the strands, and then repeated.

When he reached the church steps, Konstantis and Georgios came close as if to greet him. Suddenly Konstantis drew his pistol and fired, missing, the bullet sticking in the church wall where it is still visible today. Georgios plunged his dagger into Kapodistrias's chest while Konstantis shot him in the head. Konstantis was shot by General Fotomaras, who watched the murder scene from his own window.

Ward was born in Columbia, Missouri, and attended Missouri State University. He threw right-handed, batted left- handed, and was listed as tall and . His professional career began in the Brooklyn farm system in 1944 when he was 16 years old. Ward got opportunities in the major leagues in both and , then he missed the 1951–1952 seasons while serving in the military during the Korean War, before finally "sticking" in .

However, in foul weather, he chose a route to Lewiston that was so bad that abandoned wagons could be seen "sticking in the road."Malcomson, A Very Brilliant Affair, p. 120 The same tempestuous weather drenched Van Rensselaer's troops as they stood and waited to embark. One of the lead boatmen, a Lieutenant Sims, rowed his boat away and deserted the army, taking with him most of the oars.

Dimensions that are completely contained within a single die segment or half can be maintained at a significantly greater level of accuracy. A lubricant is always used when forging to reduce friction and wear. It is also used to as a thermal barrier to restrict heat transfer from the workpiece to the die. Finally the lubricant acts as a parting compound to prevent the part from sticking in one of the dies.

However, when he arrived asking people for help, they grew scared and stuck their heads in the ploughed earth, leaving their bottoms sticking in the air. Therefore they were given the name Pod. The literacy rate was 72.1, the male one 83.5 and the female one 59.9 as per census of India 2001 . Their main subcastes are or used to be the Chasi Pod, the Mecho Pod, the Tanti Pod and the Dhamna Pod.

Studies of implicit memory and implicit learning from cognitive psychology and cognitive neuropsychology have provided additional theoretical support for errorless learning methods (e.g., Brooks and Baddeley, 1976, Tulving and Schacter, 1990). Implicit memory is known to be poor at eliminating errors, but can be used to compensate when explicit memory function is impaired. In experiments on amnesiac patients, errorless implicit learning was more effective because it reduced the possibility of errors "sticking" in amnesiacs' memories.

Stephanie flees back into the cabin, but Ben follows, chasing her up the staircase, where he tackles her to the floor and stabs her to death. Afterwards, Ben throws the knife in the lake. Later, a hand emerges from the lake and throws the knife back out, the blade sticking in the side of a tree. A man hiking through the woods notices the knife and dislodges it from the tree bark.

Justin Wilson pitted on the warm-up lap with the gearbox sticking in third, but rejoined to start from the back. Will Power immediately dominated the start, pulling a two-second lead on the first lap. Scott Dixon started second but after being forced to cut the first chicane was relegated behind Ryan Briscoe by the officials. Mario Moraes and Vítor Meira clashed at the second chicane with Meira spinning without hitting anyone.

At the request of pilots, the guns were relocated to the upper fuselage decking late in the series 253 production run. It helped to warm up the guns on high altitude. This created a new problem; the Schwarzlose operated via blowback and the weapon contained a cartridge oiler to prevent cases from sticking in the chamber while the extractor ripped their rims off. With guns mounted directly in front of the pilot, oil released during firing interfered with aim.

He started the 2004–05 NHL lockout season with Färjestad, and later transferred to Ilves in the SM-liiga. In 2005 Hyvönen signed with HC Fribourg-Gottéron in the NLA, but although he led the team in scoring by the start of November, his performance was deemed unsatisfactory and he was sold to Jokerit. In February 2002, Hyvönen received an eight-game suspension for high sticking in the AHL. He also received the most penalty minutes, 189, in the SM-liiga during the 1999–2000 season.

Jim Tackitt, twenty-two years old, L. L.- Tackitt, twenty, and George Tackitt, sixteen. Rev. Tackitt was armed with a rifle and dragoon six-shooter; Jim Tackitt had a rifle and Navy six-shooter and L. L. Tackitt had a double-barreled shot gun and Navy six shooter. The first Indian raid into Young county after they were moved to the Indian territory was in January 1860. On the evening of January 13 one of the Tackitt's milk cows came home with an arrow sticking in her back. Mrs.

The gorge would be fixed with a bait so that it would rest parallel to the lay of the line. When a fish swallowed the bait, a tug on the line caused the gorge to orient itself at right angles to the line, thereby sticking in the fish's gullet. A fish hook is a device for catching fish either by impaling them in the mouth or, more rarely, by snagging the body of the fish. Fish hooks have been employed for millennia by anglers to catch fresh and saltwater fish.

The larynx in the human throat has been called Adam's apple because of the folk tale that the bulge was caused by the forbidden fruit sticking in the throat of Adam. The apple as symbol of sexual seduction has sometimes been used to imply sexuality between men, possibly in an ironic vein. Francisco de Zurbarán - A Virgem da Maçã, 1660-64 The notion of the apple as a symbol of sin is reflected in artistic renderings of the fall from Eden. When held in Adam's hand, the apple symbolises sin.

In a true horizontal casting machine, the mold axis is horizontal and the flow of steel is horizontal from liquid to thin shell to solid (no bending). In this type of machine, either strand or mold oscillation is used to prevent sticking in the mold. After exiting the spray-chamber, the strand passes through straightening rolls (if cast on other than a vertical machine) and withdrawal rolls. There may be a hot rolling stand after withdrawal to take advantage of the metal's hot condition to pre-shape the final strand.

In 2002, D. K. Row of The Oregonian called Pod a "complex, funny piece," comparing it to a "mechanical spider with an unlikely spine sticking in the air". Row said the sculpture evoked the curves of sculptor Richard Serra and design style of architect Frank Gehry. Michael Powell, owner of Powell's City of Books (located across the street from Pod), called the sculpture "wonderful". Pod has been compared to a scrotum and has even been referred to as the "Ass tickler of God", "Satan's Testicle" and "The Nutsack".

He is also somewhat of an alternative cult figure, both for his short, humorous-philosophical poetry and his relationship with the Soviet regime. Since much of his best poetry was indeed samizdat, his poems have been retold, rearranged and worked their way into the national consciousness. He was also known to have issued poems that were deliberately badly written, ostentatiously rhyming Communism and socialism any chance he could get, or "censoring" his own poems. He would also translate poetry from nearly every language, often showing off with disrespect of the original work such as sticking in parts of other poems in the middle.

The Indians had destroyed everything they > could not use or carry. The store was stripped of blankets, clothing, flour > and everything of value; the safe was broken open and rifled of its > contents; the cattle, horses and mules had been run into the mountains; the > murdered men had been stripped of their clothing, and lay before us filled > with arrows; one of them had yet twenty perfect arrows sticking in him. A > grave was prepared, and the unfortunate persons interred. Our force being > small, we thought it not prudent to pursue the Indians further into the > mountains, and determined to return.

The audience were still very eager to touch the kids, sticking in fingers, offering chocolate etc. While Alberta said yes to the candy, Victor answered with spitting at audiences who got too close: “that was not very nice, but at that time I did not have other means to my disposal to keep up my dignity”, Cornelins reflects on his spitting, in his autobiography.(Cornelins, 1977: 27) In the same autobiography he also tells about a reconciliation with a now elderly woman, who was a young girl in white dress, whom Victor had spat at in 1905.

Each time their losses were great. Some of the Turks attacked, and some of them went ahead, and thus when they attacked for the sixth time they filled the trenches with their dead so that those alive went over their dead bodies and they began to fight against the Serbs with their rifles, cutting and sticking in their enemies with their sabres and knives. The Serbian soldiers from other trenches cried out to help Stevan. But there was no help, either because they could not help without their cavalry, or because Miloje Petrović did not allow it.

Nimitz was unsure whether to report this inconclusive contact, but decided to do so to prevent Fremantle from being subjected to a surprise attack; he later wrote that "'Remember Pearl Harbor' was the message that kept sticking in my mind". The Japanese ships detected by Haddo were Kinu and Ōi heading towards the Sunda Strait. Nimitz's report caused significant concerns. On 8 March, the Australian Chiefs of Staff Committee advised the Australian Government that there was a possibility that the Japanese task force had entered the Indian Ocean with the goal of attacking the Perth–Fremantle area during the full moon period around 9 March.

He found himself outnumbered and his subsequent retreat soon degenerated into the route of his entire army. Cangrande was again wounded, struck by an arrow in the thigh and had to ride desperately across country to the safety of his stronghold at Monselice which he eventually reached in a state of exhaustion with the arrow still sticking in his leg. Comprehensively defeated, he now had no choice but to open peace negotiations. The Paduans, distrustful of their saviour Henry III of Gorizia and anxious to be rid of his unsavoury mercenary army, agreed to terms not so unfavourable to Cangrande as he might have feared.

In service the coiled brass cases proved to be fragile and prone to sticking in the chamber so in 1885 a solid drawn brass case was introduced, the Cartridge S.A. Ball Martini Henry Rifle Solid Case Mark I, this was soon replaced by the Cartridge S.A. Ball Martini Henry Rifle Solid Case Mark II with a paper patch that did not extend so far up the bullet. The Mark II cartridge was replaced in British Army service by the .303 British from 1889, but remained in the service of colonial forces for many years. In 1902 the use of cordite was approved for use in the .

This suggests that juvenile males impose a social stress on their younger counterparts. In fact, it has been documented that juvenile males commonly perform acts of aggression, dominance, and intimidation against the male calves. According to a 2010 study, certain populations of Shark Bay dolphins had varying levels of fitness and calf success. This is either due to social learning (whether or not the mother passed on her knowledge of reproductive ability to the calves), or due to the strong association between mother dolphins in the population; by sticking in a group, an individual mother does not need to be as vigilant all the time for predators.

The Miami News described the three "right on target" Stock Aitken Waterman songs as "pop gems that display Jackson at her best." "Just Say No" was commended as a "bouncy tune that glosses over" the anti-drugs slogan while AllMusic wrote that "Just Say No" brought "out the best of Jackson."[ AllMusic] David Quantick, writing in NME, lauded the LP's hip-hop side with Full Force "a-nicking and a-sticking in full sample effect." However Quantick slammed the SAW-produced tracks on Side B, characterizing "Just Say No" as Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On" rammed up the nose of ABBA's "I Have a Dream".

On 26 September 2007, Toyota recalled the optional "all-weather" heavy-duty rubber floor mats from 2007 and 2008 model year Toyota Camry XV40s sold in North America. Toyota issued a second recall on 2 November 2009 asking owners to remove the driver floor mat and not replace it with any other type of mat. Toyota extended its floor mat recall on 25 November to reconfigure the accelerator pedal, replace the all-weather floor mats, and install a brake override system to prevent sudden unintended acceleration. Toyota issued a fourth unwanted acceleration-related recall for the Camry on 21 January 2010, this time in response to reports of accelerator pedals sticking in models without floor mats.

At the beach, a mother turtle, singing to the tune of "The Arkansas Traveler" (the main theme music for this short), brings down her four eggs and finds a good place to hatch them out. She sticks out four signs for the baby turtles' names (Tom, Dick, Harry, Clem) and begins digging holes for the eggs. At that moment, a human (from offscreen) holds up a nature note to explain to the audience that what we're seeing is a fact: turtles bury their eggs in the sand so that the hot sun can hatch them out. The mother turtle sees this, scolds the human for sticking in that piece of trivia (claiming people already know that), and leaves to fetch a sunlamp.

Other freeflows may be caused by the second stage valve jamming due to grit or corrosion products fouling the movement of the valve poppet, or the purge valve sticking in the depressed position. These can sometimes be stopped by pressing the purge button a few times to free up the works. If all else fails, the diver can breathe from a freeflowing demand valve by allowing excess air to escape from the sides of the mouth and the exhaust valve, which may allow a safe ascent, or at least the use of as much remaining gas as possible. When a full-face mask is used, excess gas will be vented through the exhaust valve and around the mask skirt, usually allowing the diver to continue to breathe without difficulty during the freeflow.

The Lairds of Craigie are said to have cared little for the religious discipline of the presbyterians, and the Laird of Craigie, Sir Hugh Wallace, allowed his tenants or servants to work on Sundays, and he himself traveled openly upon the Sabbath day. The other local ministers of the places involved wrote to the Laird's local minister, Mr. Inglish, about such open and scandalous breaches of the Sabbath. The Laird ignored the ministers' advice and when in church he actually threw his sword at the minister, the sword sticking in the wood at the back of the pulpit. The minister recovered and told the Laird that God will reduce your great stone house to a pile of stones and no one will be able to repair it; and your son, of whom you have great hopes, will die a fool.

Bankes sold his possessions and used the money to purchase silver horseshoes for Marocco, then moved to London to work at inn-yard theatres. According to Thomas Nashe, Bankes had Marocco's tail bobbed: "Wiser was our Brother Bankes of these latter daies, who made his iugling horse a Cut, for feare if at anie time hee should foyst [defecate], the stinke sticking in his thicke bushie taile might be noysome to his Auditors." Bankes lived at the Cross Keys Inn on Gracechurch Street, where their act performed. A passage from Tarlton's Jests (1611) says: Richard Tarlton > The[re] was one Banks, in the time of Tarlton, who served the Erle of Essex, > and had a horse of strange qualities, and being at the Crosse-keyes, in > Gracious streete, getting mony with him, as he was mightily resorted to.

Ultra-Lutheran Robert Barnes attacked Stephen Gardiner from it, and in 1566 Matthew Hutton, later Archbishop of York, preached here. The first sermon preached here after Catholic Queen Mary's accession (by Bishop Bourne) provoked a riot – a dagger was thrown at Bourne (but missed him, sticking in one of the side posts) and he had to be rushed to safety in St Paul's School. Thus, Mary's successor Elizabeth I kept the pulpit empty for a long time after her accession to keep the people from riot. However, when it finally came to Dr Samson's appearance at the Cross to announce Elizabeth's religious policy, the keys to the Cross's pulpit were found to be mislaid and, when the Lord Mayor ordered the door to be forced, it was found to be too dirty and badly maintained for use on this occasion.

The Lairds of Craigie cared little for the religious discipline of the presbyterians, and the Laird of Craigie, Sir Hugh Wallace, a supporter of the episcopalian sentiments of Charles I and II, allowed his tenants and servants to work on Sundays and he himself traveled openly upon the Sabbath day. The local ministers wrote to the Laird's local minister, Mr. Inglish, about such open and scandalous breaches of the Sabbath. The Laird ignored the ministers' advice and when he was publicly criticised in church he threw his sword at the minister, the sword sticking in the wood at the back of the pulpit. The minister told the Laird that God will reduce your great stone house to a pile of stones and no one will be able to repair it; and your son, of whom you have great hopes, will die a fool.

Aurvandil is mentioned once in Norse mythology, in Skáldskaparmál, a book of Snorri Sturluson's 13th century Prose Edda: > Thor went home to Thrúdvangar, and the hone remained sticking in his head. > Then came the wise woman who was called Gróa, wife of Aurvandill the > Valiant: she sang her spells over Thor until the hone was loosened. But when > Thor knew that, and thought that there was hope that the hone might be > removed, he desired to reward Gróa for her leech-craft and make her glad, > and told her these things: that he had waded from the north over Icy Stream > and had borne Aurvandill in a basket on his back from the north out of > Jötunheim. And he added for a token, that one of Aurvandill's toes had stuck > out of the basket, and became frozen; wherefore Thor broke it off and cast > it up into the heavens, and made thereof the star called Aurvandill's Toe.

The M27 usually draws ammunition from a standard 30-round STANAG magazine. The improved STANAG magazine with the tan-colored anti-tilt follower is favored over the previous version with the green follower because it can be inserted more easily and the anti-tilt follower can handle high rates of fully automatic fire with less chance of malfunction. There have been issues with some STANAG magazines sticking in the magwell, especially when painted and or damaged. While a rifleman normally carries seven 30-round magazines, an IAR gunner has to carry up to sixteen, and may carry as many as twenty one, due to its role and fully automatic rate of fire. The magazine well has a flared opening that aids in magazine insertion, but a PMAG 30 GEN M2 magazine cannot be inserted due to the frontal plastic bevel on the PMAG. Because the M27 cannot be fed from the widely used M2 PMAG magazines that M4s or M16 rifles in the squad could take, the Marines banned the polymer PMAG for issue on November 26, 2012 to prevent interchangeability issues.

Twain's humor was not always appreciated, such as his October 28, 1863 hoax called "A Bloody Massacre near Carson" (alternatively, the "Empire City Massacre Hoax") purporting to detail the story of a man who loses "an immense amount in the Spring Valley Water Company of San Francisco" who in a deranged fit kills and scalps his wife and nine children. Historian Leland Krauth lists some of the grotesque details Twain used in the piece: "six of the nine children dead on the bedroom floor, battered by a 'blunt instrument,' their brains 'dashed out with a club'; two more collapsed askew in the kitchen, 'bruised and insensible'; and the last dead in the garret, her body 'frightfully mutilated,' the knife with which her 'wounds had been inflicted' still 'sticking in her side.' The mother also lies dead and mutilated: 'scalpless,' her head 'split open'; and her right hand 'almost severed from the wrist'." While the regular indicators were present that the piece was a joke, it was so bloody that it shocked the Enterprise readership and later caused the paper's trustworthiness to be brought into question.

Brian Hiatt, writing for Rolling Stone, noted that "with a beat this hooky, everybody wins" although he criticized the individual performances of Lil Wayne as "lazy" and Jay-Z for "sticking in an over-obvious nod to his single 'Jockin' Jay-Z'", and also felt the use of the "Paper Planes" sample risked undermining M.I.A.'s artistry: "It's hard not to be slightly bummed by the prospect of one of the decade's most innovative artists being reduced to a hook girl." Ian Cohen of Pitchfork felt that, "For better or worse, "Swagga Like Us" defines Paper Trail", arguing that T.I.'s then upcoming prison sentence "trigger[ed] an impulse to challenge himself" to improve the quality of his performances across the album. However, he too denounced the rappers as generally overconfident, concluding that "one-upmanship [gave] way to self-assured competence and Khaled-inspired complacence", although he complimented T.I. for "effortlessly best[ing] them all". The Guardians Angus Batey considered the idea of the four artists recording together to be better than the song itself, calling it "good-on-paper, less-so-in-the-booth".

"These arrows were sticking in me for days," Madden said. from Mashable
He's sticking in eastern Iowa, with stops in Clinton and Dubuque. from Washington Post
Sticking in Denmark, Moller-Maersk tumbled to the bottom of the index. from CNBC
There's also something else that might have been sticking in his craw. from Vice
Bribery described as pasta has a way of sticking in people's heads. from The New York Times
Ms. Uchizono's sense of drama keeps sticking in one atmospheric rut after another. from The New York Times
And don't forget just have some confidence as you're sticking in your straw. from Business Insider
Sticking in Germany, Lufthansa tumbled to the bottom of the index during morning trade. from CNBC
Shaking down cities and sticking in the shiv is a patented move for the league. from The New York Times
You can also add concentrates after sticking in a little aluminum disk into the heating chamber. from TechCrunch
And then I start sorting according to the catalogue, checking, examining, recording, and sticking in place. from New Yorker
If portability is the main thing, the Raspberry's a solid enough selection for sticking in a backpack. from TechCrunch
Automakers have also spoken publicly in support of sticking, in some form, to more stringent car standards. from The New York Times
Defenseman Brooks Orpik, a former Penguins player, received a double minor for high-sticking in the second period. from The New York Times
I remember sitting on the floor of her bedroom, sticking in the VHS with a three-hour cut. from The New York Times
Elsewhere, most markets were sticking in small ranges, with the European and U.S. summer holiday seasons in full swing. from Reuters
Sticking in Germany, utility RWE posted first-half operating profit that missed analyst expectations, but shares jumped 4 percent. from CNBC
Sticking in Canada, a bunch of players on the Vancouver Canucks dressed up as characters from the movie "Shrek." from Business Insider
When the anxiety attack fully subsided, I kept on sticking in that earbud and listening as I dozed off. from Vox
What makes something worthy of a Wikipedia article, Wyatt told me, is often dictated by what's sticking in the news. from Vice
The cheese didn't feel right, and coated my teeth like a thick plaque, sticking in every crevice of my molars. from Vice
The cheese didn't feel right, and coated my teeth like a thick plaque, sticking in every crevice of my molars imaginable. from Vice
Putting on the headband, sticking in my AirPods and just being still for a while is a good ritual to cultivate. from TechCrunch
But what is really sticking in the president's craw is the glacial pace of confirmations in the Senate — which is intentional. from The New York Times
Nick Viall and fiancée Vanessa Grimaldi are ready to put down roots, and we've learned they're sticking in La La Land. from TMZ
A single moment, concept, or shot can make the difference between something sticking in your mind indelibly, or fading from memory altogether. from The Verge
The "for sale" signs sticking in the front lawns of the neighbors' empty houses led me straight to the street's dead end. from The New York Times
Since the bottom of both inserts are easily removable, you'll also never have to worry about a pie sticking in the pan again. from People
Above-freezing temperatures kept the snow from sticking in most places, although it did accumulate on sidewalks and cars in Tokyo's far western suburbs. from Mashable
At the time, he was a 27-year-old rookie with aspirations of sticking in the big leagues long enough to make a mark. from The New York Times
I also tried to capitalize on the little flexibility I had by sticking in some fresh short entries (K-TOWN, ZUMBA, BAD PR, SLEAZE). from The New York Times
He played parts of three seasons in Winnipeg, never really sticking in the lineup, before signing with the Whalers as a free agent in 1987. from Vice
It turns out that was a very prescient concern since Alphabet/Google has now essentially dissolved the bits of DeepMind that were sticking in its way. from TechCrunch
So I guess I agree to some extent that the journey is something, too, if by 'journey' they just mean sticking in the game of life. from New Yorker
One lyric keeps sticking in my head: "praise me for my valor, lay me on a crimson tower, justify my endless terror as my finest hour". from Vice
Well, that was then––and those square pies have long since been composted, while the indigestible political reality of Brexit remains sticking in our collective craw. from Vice
However, the remaining campaigns are offering reasons for sticking in the race — namely, that they have the financial wherewithal or a viable path to the nomination. from The Hill
"I do need to learn English and I'm working hard on that, but for some reason it's just not sticking in my brain right now," he said. from Reuters
It needs to have video and audio composite jacks, which most models have, but make sure you know that it works before sticking in a valuable VHS tape. from The Verge
Unless I walked past someone with a needle sticking in their arm making it abundantly clear they were unconscious from an overdose, I would hesitate to use Narcan. from The New York Times
This time, the company is sticking in a 57.4Wh battery, but we'll have to wait to test it further to see if Huawei has finally fixed its longevity issue. from The Verge
With Tampa Bay up 210-21, David Pastrnak was whistled for a double minor for high sticking in the third period, giving the Lightning a four-minute power play. from Reuters
Even if trails to get there are hard to trace, Copeland's melodies have the feeling of cannibinoid nursery rhymes, sticking in your head even after single dead-eyed utterances. from Vice
The news seems to arrive every few months, sticking in your head like a nightmare that left you drenched in sweat: yet another person found a cockroach in their ear. from The Verge
He was able to space his theme material out very well and still make use of that long Down space without sticking in an extra black square and cutting it up. from The New York Times
There's a messiness to its presentation, a clumsiness to its movement, that just keeps sticking in the craw, stopping the player from truly relating to the game's central cast and their relationships. from Vice
Mix everything you'd usually stick in a Pimm's (strawbs, oranges, lemonade, the all-important fruity liqueur) and add it to a lolly mould, before sticking in half a slice of cucumber and freezing. from Vice
For the study, published in the Journal of Food Research, researchers made fake cake (because why waste a real one?) by frosting a circular piece of foil and sticking in some birthday candles. from Refinery 29
The approval and disapproval ratings have stayed pretty consistent this year, with the approval hovering in the low to mid-28500 percent range and disapproval sticking in the low to mid-6900 percent range. from The Hill
The boom in sous vide gadgets (two of which were reviewed by Brian X. Chen last week) is likely to continue, at least until Apple makes a phone people are comfortable sticking in boiling water. from The New York Times
Connor took a double minor for high sticking in the third period, and Colorado capitalized on the second two minutes when Landeskog scored on a rebound at 7:15 to tie the game 3-3. from Reuters
Pros: Lifetime warranty, made of durable steel, stable Cons: Issues with parts digging in and sticking in tree Buy the Jack-Post Welded Steel Christmas Tree Stand on Amazon for $56.32 (Medium) or $72.15 (Large) from Business Insider
As Ms. Chalif told it, Men at Work, the name of an Australian rock band, had "sort of been sticking in the back of my mind" since 2010, when the museum featured an exhibition on rock photography. from The New York Times
As with other fading consoles, owners can expect a handful of other games from third-party developers and the occasional update over the next few months, but Zelda is basically the fork Nintendo is sticking in it. from TechCrunch
One man asked for a knife to cut the soft top and hopped on the trunk of the car, which was still sticking in the air with the rest of the car nose-dived into water, quickly sinking. from CNN
References are packed together like cigarettes in a newly purchased box: from the smell of A-road junction exits, to barber shops in Canning Town, to the face of the queen sticking in the backseat of a jean pocket. from Vice
Many of the particles end up getting dumped into rivers and oceans, where they're embedding in animals and swirling in the water column and sticking in sediment—virtually immortal artifacts for our distant descendants to one day dig up. from Wired
"My way of dealing with it was sticking in my head in the sand, refusing to ever think about my mom, because why would that help, it's only going to make you sad, it's not going to bring her back." from People
Sticking in Asia, Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam is expected to announce the formal withdrawal of a proposed extradition bill that has sparked months of protests in the Chinese-ruled city, Reuters reported, citing the South China Morning Post and other sources. from CNBC
There's always a bouquet of peonies and a card, but rather than giving her something she is going to end up sticking in a drawer, take the opportunity this Mother's Day to indulge her with some new tech that will make her life a little easier. from CNBC
You know: maps in the front, appendices in the back, tiny type smushed in the ten-thousand-billion-page middle, all in the service of quests within quests full of unpronounceable place-names and esoteric magicks that, unless elaborately flashcarded, have no chance of sticking in the feeble memory. from Wired
"I'm guessing that part of the problem is the Olympics is all about fair play ... obviously not all the Russians have been fair but I'm guessing what is sticking in the throat of the IOC is there are some innocent athletes getting caught up in all of this," added Redmond. from Reuters
While Bronze Age Welsh women weren't calling up ancient Egyptians to inquire about their gold diadems or ogling over the jeweled, tortoiseshell kushi combs and kogai pins that women in Japan were sticking in their buns, most early civilizations independently realized the splendor of an accessory that is both functional and beautiful. from Vice
Within hours of the WikiLeaks founder being dragged out of the Ecuadorian Embassy in London on Thursday, lawmakers in Quito were sticking in the knife in by describing just how much money it cost to accommodate Assange and revealing details of his personal behavior that led to President Lenin Moreno to revoke his asylum. from Vice News
Wax Future) Jamie Prado & Gregory Doveman – Young (Club Mix) Coral Fusion – Klip [Survios original] GOODHENRY – Wonder Wobble [Survios original] Starbuck – Mist [Survios original] Can't say I go in for most of those, but I can pick out a handful I wouldn't mind sticking in rotation — Del the Funky Homosapien, DJ Shadow and the People Under the Stars, for instance. from TechCrunch
Today, for example, Investors Intelligence reported that bulls among financial newsletter writers was at 62.7 percent, the highest since 2005, and that bears were down to a measly 16.7 percent, the lowest since July 2015 So until I see MUCH greater price declines and MUCH higher volume that indicates traders are looking to get out, I'm sticking in the camp with ISI's technical analyst, who had this to say about the markets this morning: "The overwhelming body of our cross asset technical work continues to suggest that those uptrends remain intact and that recent countertrend declines to key support should be viewed as a compelling countertrend entry point to add to or establish new longs." from CNBC
In June 2015, hit with the Mogi Mirim in order to save lot of sticking in the Série B.
However, the CETME Model 58 introduced a novel solution to the problem of cartridges sticking in the chamber.The Complete Encyclopedia of Automatic Army Rifles. by A. E. Hartink. Hackberry Press. 2001.
The size of the cartridge case gives it some of the lowest chamber pressures amongst the Nitro Express cartridges which, when combined with its thick rim and heavy walls, makes it almost impervious to sticking in the chamber.
As an alternative to corn meal, semolina can be used to flour the baking surface to prevent sticking. In bread making, a small proportion of durum semolina added to the usual mix of flour is said to produce a tasty crust.
" Regarding its development, she said, "I was getting dressed and ready to go to the studio. The television was on - some commercials and other stuff. I just started humming a melody. I don't know why and it kept sticking in my head.
Funiculina quadrangularis, commonly known as tall sea pen, is an uncommon cold water coral within the Family Funiculinidae. It is named tall sea pen because it looks like a quill sticking in the bottom of the sea. It forms habitat for several key crustacean species.
Zuckerman-Hartung's first show in the space was called Screwing or Sticking in July 2008. Her work was featured in the 2014 Whitney Biennial and in exhibitions at the Walker Art Center, ReMap4, MOCA Cleveland, Corbett vs. Dempsey, Diana Lowenstein, and Lyles and King.
F. quadrangularis’s appearance is often described as feather-like. More specifically, they look like a quill sticking in the seabed. They are anchored by a peduncle as its base and they have a calcareous axial rod growing upward with polyps arising from it. Each polyps has eight tentacles.
Cameron Duodu, "Dr J B Danquah's death is sticking in the throats of some people like a dead rat", Daily Guide, 21 February 2015. After the overthrow of the CPP government in February 1966 by the National Liberation Council (NLC), Danquah was given a national funeral and his status was rehabilitated.
It appears he followed the same route as Pike via the bathing gap. The men arrive at Pike's side, and Godfrey casually asks them whether they want a cup of tea. Pike tells them to hurry, because he's got a piece of barbed wire sticking in his backside. They use Jones's bayonet to get him free, and start back.
To participate is to enter fully into the activity of the present moment. Observe :This is used to nonjudgmentally observe one's environment within or outside oneself. It is helpful in understanding what is going on in any given situation. :DBT recommends developing a "teflon mind", the ability to let feelings and experiences pass without sticking in the mind.
The effects of the arrow cause both Blue and Bigby to fall unconscious for several days. Upon awakening, Blue keeps what is left of the arrow sticking in his arm. Even wounded, he continues to use the Witching Cloak to retrieve and deliver weapons. He ultimately uses the Vorpal Sword to chop the head off the Emperor.
Rocking the lever freed up the valves alternately and checked that neither was sticking in its seat. Even if the fireman held the lever down and increased the force on the rear valve, there was a corresponding reduction of force on the forward valve. Various forms of Ramsbottom valve were produced. Some were separate fittings to the boiler, through separate penetrations.
It is typically done using a skillet or frying pan, which generally should be preheated to a medium high temperature to avoid sticking. In order to brown properly, the meat should first have surface moisture removed. This is usually achieved by patting the meat with a paper towel. The function of this is to remove water which creates steam instead of evenly browning the meat.
It is pulled in straight, quick, tugs with no twisting or waving. Some pullers regularly slam the noodle against their prep boards to ensure even stretching and uniform thickness. Flour is sometimes used to dust the strands and prevent sticking. In the Beijing style of preparation, the dough is twisted, stretched delicately by waving the arms and body, untwisted, looped to double the strands, and then repeated.
When he reached the church steps, Konstantis and Georgios came close as if to greet him. Suddenly Konstantis drew his pistol and fired, missing, the bullet sticking in the church wall where it is still visible today. Georgios plunged his dagger into Kapodistrias's chest while Konstantis shot him in the head. Konstantis was shot by General Fotomaras, who watched the murder scene from his own window.
Ward was born in Columbia, Missouri, and attended Missouri State University. He threw right-handed, batted left- handed, and was listed as tall and . His professional career began in the Brooklyn farm system in 1944 when he was 16 years old. Ward got opportunities in the major leagues in both and , then he missed the 1951–1952 seasons while serving in the military during the Korean War, before finally "sticking" in .
However, in foul weather, he chose a route to Lewiston that was so bad that abandoned wagons could be seen "sticking in the road."Malcomson, A Very Brilliant Affair, p. 120 The same tempestuous weather drenched Van Rensselaer's troops as they stood and waited to embark. One of the lead boatmen, a Lieutenant Sims, rowed his boat away and deserted the army, taking with him most of the oars.
Dimensions that are completely contained within a single die segment or half can be maintained at a significantly greater level of accuracy. A lubricant is always used when forging to reduce friction and wear. It is also used to as a thermal barrier to restrict heat transfer from the workpiece to the die. Finally the lubricant acts as a parting compound to prevent the part from sticking in one of the dies.
However, when he arrived asking people for help, they grew scared and stuck their heads in the ploughed earth, leaving their bottoms sticking in the air. Therefore they were given the name Pod. The literacy rate was 72.1, the male one 83.5 and the female one 59.9 as per census of India 2001 . Their main subcastes are or used to be the Chasi Pod, the Mecho Pod, the Tanti Pod and the Dhamna Pod.
Studies of implicit memory and implicit learning from cognitive psychology and cognitive neuropsychology have provided additional theoretical support for errorless learning methods (e.g., Brooks and Baddeley, 1976, Tulving and Schacter, 1990). Implicit memory is known to be poor at eliminating errors, but can be used to compensate when explicit memory function is impaired. In experiments on amnesiac patients, errorless implicit learning was more effective because it reduced the possibility of errors "sticking" in amnesiacs' memories.
Stephanie flees back into the cabin, but Ben follows, chasing her up the staircase, where he tackles her to the floor and stabs her to death. Afterwards, Ben throws the knife in the lake. Later, a hand emerges from the lake and throws the knife back out, the blade sticking in the side of a tree. A man hiking through the woods notices the knife and dislodges it from the tree bark.
Justin Wilson pitted on the warm-up lap with the gearbox sticking in third, but rejoined to start from the back. Will Power immediately dominated the start, pulling a two-second lead on the first lap. Scott Dixon started second but after being forced to cut the first chicane was relegated behind Ryan Briscoe by the officials. Mario Moraes and Vítor Meira clashed at the second chicane with Meira spinning without hitting anyone.
At the request of pilots, the guns were relocated to the upper fuselage decking late in the series 253 production run. It helped to warm up the guns on high altitude. This created a new problem; the Schwarzlose operated via blowback and the weapon contained a cartridge oiler to prevent cases from sticking in the chamber while the extractor ripped their rims off. With guns mounted directly in front of the pilot, oil released during firing interfered with aim.
He started the 2004–05 NHL lockout season with Färjestad, and later transferred to Ilves in the SM-liiga. In 2005 Hyvönen signed with HC Fribourg-Gottéron in the NLA, but although he led the team in scoring by the start of November, his performance was deemed unsatisfactory and he was sold to Jokerit. In February 2002, Hyvönen received an eight-game suspension for high sticking in the AHL. He also received the most penalty minutes, 189, in the SM-liiga during the 1999–2000 season.
Jim Tackitt, twenty-two years old, L. L.- Tackitt, twenty, and George Tackitt, sixteen. Rev. Tackitt was armed with a rifle and dragoon six-shooter; Jim Tackitt had a rifle and Navy six-shooter and L. L. Tackitt had a double-barreled shot gun and Navy six shooter. The first Indian raid into Young county after they were moved to the Indian territory was in January 1860. On the evening of January 13 one of the Tackitt's milk cows came home with an arrow sticking in her back. Mrs.
The gorge would be fixed with a bait so that it would rest parallel to the lay of the line. When a fish swallowed the bait, a tug on the line caused the gorge to orient itself at right angles to the line, thereby sticking in the fish's gullet. A fish hook is a device for catching fish either by impaling them in the mouth or, more rarely, by snagging the body of the fish. Fish hooks have been employed for millennia by anglers to catch fresh and saltwater fish.
The larynx in the human throat has been called Adam's apple because of the folk tale that the bulge was caused by the forbidden fruit sticking in the throat of Adam. The apple as symbol of sexual seduction has sometimes been used to imply sexuality between men, possibly in an ironic vein. Francisco de Zurbarán - A Virgem da Maçã, 1660-64 The notion of the apple as a symbol of sin is reflected in artistic renderings of the fall from Eden. When held in Adam's hand, the apple symbolises sin.
In a true horizontal casting machine, the mold axis is horizontal and the flow of steel is horizontal from liquid to thin shell to solid (no bending). In this type of machine, either strand or mold oscillation is used to prevent sticking in the mold. After exiting the spray-chamber, the strand passes through straightening rolls (if cast on other than a vertical machine) and withdrawal rolls. There may be a hot rolling stand after withdrawal to take advantage of the metal's hot condition to pre-shape the final strand.
In 2002, D. K. Row of The Oregonian called Pod a "complex, funny piece," comparing it to a "mechanical spider with an unlikely spine sticking in the air". Row said the sculpture evoked the curves of sculptor Richard Serra and design style of architect Frank Gehry. Michael Powell, owner of Powell's City of Books (located across the street from Pod), called the sculpture "wonderful". Pod has been compared to a scrotum and has even been referred to as the "Ass tickler of God", "Satan's Testicle" and "The Nutsack".
He is also somewhat of an alternative cult figure, both for his short, humorous-philosophical poetry and his relationship with the Soviet regime. Since much of his best poetry was indeed samizdat, his poems have been retold, rearranged and worked their way into the national consciousness. He was also known to have issued poems that were deliberately badly written, ostentatiously rhyming Communism and socialism any chance he could get, or "censoring" his own poems. He would also translate poetry from nearly every language, often showing off with disrespect of the original work such as sticking in parts of other poems in the middle.
The Indians had destroyed everything they > could not use or carry. The store was stripped of blankets, clothing, flour > and everything of value; the safe was broken open and rifled of its > contents; the cattle, horses and mules had been run into the mountains; the > murdered men had been stripped of their clothing, and lay before us filled > with arrows; one of them had yet twenty perfect arrows sticking in him. A > grave was prepared, and the unfortunate persons interred. Our force being > small, we thought it not prudent to pursue the Indians further into the > mountains, and determined to return.
The audience were still very eager to touch the kids, sticking in fingers, offering chocolate etc. While Alberta said yes to the candy, Victor answered with spitting at audiences who got too close: “that was not very nice, but at that time I did not have other means to my disposal to keep up my dignity”, Cornelins reflects on his spitting, in his autobiography.(Cornelins, 1977: 27) In the same autobiography he also tells about a reconciliation with a now elderly woman, who was a young girl in white dress, whom Victor had spat at in 1905.
Each time their losses were great. Some of the Turks attacked, and some of them went ahead, and thus when they attacked for the sixth time they filled the trenches with their dead so that those alive went over their dead bodies and they began to fight against the Serbs with their rifles, cutting and sticking in their enemies with their sabres and knives. The Serbian soldiers from other trenches cried out to help Stevan. But there was no help, either because they could not help without their cavalry, or because Miloje Petrović did not allow it.
Nimitz was unsure whether to report this inconclusive contact, but decided to do so to prevent Fremantle from being subjected to a surprise attack; he later wrote that "'Remember Pearl Harbor' was the message that kept sticking in my mind". The Japanese ships detected by Haddo were Kinu and Ōi heading towards the Sunda Strait. Nimitz's report caused significant concerns. On 8 March, the Australian Chiefs of Staff Committee advised the Australian Government that there was a possibility that the Japanese task force had entered the Indian Ocean with the goal of attacking the Perth–Fremantle area during the full moon period around 9 March.
He found himself outnumbered and his subsequent retreat soon degenerated into the route of his entire army. Cangrande was again wounded, struck by an arrow in the thigh and had to ride desperately across country to the safety of his stronghold at Monselice which he eventually reached in a state of exhaustion with the arrow still sticking in his leg. Comprehensively defeated, he now had no choice but to open peace negotiations. The Paduans, distrustful of their saviour Henry III of Gorizia and anxious to be rid of his unsavoury mercenary army, agreed to terms not so unfavourable to Cangrande as he might have feared.
In service the coiled brass cases proved to be fragile and prone to sticking in the chamber so in 1885 a solid drawn brass case was introduced, the Cartridge S.A. Ball Martini Henry Rifle Solid Case Mark I, this was soon replaced by the Cartridge S.A. Ball Martini Henry Rifle Solid Case Mark II with a paper patch that did not extend so far up the bullet. The Mark II cartridge was replaced in British Army service by the .303 British from 1889, but remained in the service of colonial forces for many years. In 1902 the use of cordite was approved for use in the .
This suggests that juvenile males impose a social stress on their younger counterparts. In fact, it has been documented that juvenile males commonly perform acts of aggression, dominance, and intimidation against the male calves. According to a 2010 study, certain populations of Shark Bay dolphins had varying levels of fitness and calf success. This is either due to social learning (whether or not the mother passed on her knowledge of reproductive ability to the calves), or due to the strong association between mother dolphins in the population; by sticking in a group, an individual mother does not need to be as vigilant all the time for predators.
The Miami News described the three "right on target" Stock Aitken Waterman songs as "pop gems that display Jackson at her best." "Just Say No" was commended as a "bouncy tune that glosses over" the anti-drugs slogan while AllMusic wrote that "Just Say No" brought "out the best of Jackson."[ AllMusic] David Quantick, writing in NME, lauded the LP's hip-hop side with Full Force "a-nicking and a-sticking in full sample effect." However Quantick slammed the SAW-produced tracks on Side B, characterizing "Just Say No" as Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On" rammed up the nose of ABBA's "I Have a Dream".
On 26 September 2007, Toyota recalled the optional "all-weather" heavy-duty rubber floor mats from 2007 and 2008 model year Toyota Camry XV40s sold in North America. Toyota issued a second recall on 2 November 2009 asking owners to remove the driver floor mat and not replace it with any other type of mat. Toyota extended its floor mat recall on 25 November to reconfigure the accelerator pedal, replace the all-weather floor mats, and install a brake override system to prevent sudden unintended acceleration. Toyota issued a fourth unwanted acceleration-related recall for the Camry on 21 January 2010, this time in response to reports of accelerator pedals sticking in models without floor mats.
At the beach, a mother turtle, singing to the tune of "The Arkansas Traveler" (the main theme music for this short), brings down her four eggs and finds a good place to hatch them out. She sticks out four signs for the baby turtles' names (Tom, Dick, Harry, Clem) and begins digging holes for the eggs. At that moment, a human (from offscreen) holds up a nature note to explain to the audience that what we're seeing is a fact: turtles bury their eggs in the sand so that the hot sun can hatch them out. The mother turtle sees this, scolds the human for sticking in that piece of trivia (claiming people already know that), and leaves to fetch a sunlamp.
Other freeflows may be caused by the second stage valve jamming due to grit or corrosion products fouling the movement of the valve poppet, or the purge valve sticking in the depressed position. These can sometimes be stopped by pressing the purge button a few times to free up the works. If all else fails, the diver can breathe from a freeflowing demand valve by allowing excess air to escape from the sides of the mouth and the exhaust valve, which may allow a safe ascent, or at least the use of as much remaining gas as possible. When a full-face mask is used, excess gas will be vented through the exhaust valve and around the mask skirt, usually allowing the diver to continue to breathe without difficulty during the freeflow.
The Lairds of Craigie are said to have cared little for the religious discipline of the presbyterians, and the Laird of Craigie, Sir Hugh Wallace, allowed his tenants or servants to work on Sundays, and he himself traveled openly upon the Sabbath day. The other local ministers of the places involved wrote to the Laird's local minister, Mr. Inglish, about such open and scandalous breaches of the Sabbath. The Laird ignored the ministers' advice and when in church he actually threw his sword at the minister, the sword sticking in the wood at the back of the pulpit. The minister recovered and told the Laird that God will reduce your great stone house to a pile of stones and no one will be able to repair it; and your son, of whom you have great hopes, will die a fool.
Bankes sold his possessions and used the money to purchase silver horseshoes for Marocco, then moved to London to work at inn-yard theatres. According to Thomas Nashe, Bankes had Marocco's tail bobbed: "Wiser was our Brother Bankes of these latter daies, who made his iugling horse a Cut, for feare if at anie time hee should foyst [defecate], the stinke sticking in his thicke bushie taile might be noysome to his Auditors." Bankes lived at the Cross Keys Inn on Gracechurch Street, where their act performed. A passage from Tarlton's Jests (1611) says: Richard Tarlton > The[re] was one Banks, in the time of Tarlton, who served the Erle of Essex, > and had a horse of strange qualities, and being at the Crosse-keyes, in > Gracious streete, getting mony with him, as he was mightily resorted to.
Ultra-Lutheran Robert Barnes attacked Stephen Gardiner from it, and in 1566 Matthew Hutton, later Archbishop of York, preached here. The first sermon preached here after Catholic Queen Mary's accession (by Bishop Bourne) provoked a riot – a dagger was thrown at Bourne (but missed him, sticking in one of the side posts) and he had to be rushed to safety in St Paul's School. Thus, Mary's successor Elizabeth I kept the pulpit empty for a long time after her accession to keep the people from riot. However, when it finally came to Dr Samson's appearance at the Cross to announce Elizabeth's religious policy, the keys to the Cross's pulpit were found to be mislaid and, when the Lord Mayor ordered the door to be forced, it was found to be too dirty and badly maintained for use on this occasion.
The Lairds of Craigie cared little for the religious discipline of the presbyterians, and the Laird of Craigie, Sir Hugh Wallace, a supporter of the episcopalian sentiments of Charles I and II, allowed his tenants and servants to work on Sundays and he himself traveled openly upon the Sabbath day. The local ministers wrote to the Laird's local minister, Mr. Inglish, about such open and scandalous breaches of the Sabbath. The Laird ignored the ministers' advice and when he was publicly criticised in church he threw his sword at the minister, the sword sticking in the wood at the back of the pulpit. The minister told the Laird that God will reduce your great stone house to a pile of stones and no one will be able to repair it; and your son, of whom you have great hopes, will die a fool.
Aurvandil is mentioned once in Norse mythology, in Skáldskaparmál, a book of Snorri Sturluson's 13th century Prose Edda: > Thor went home to Thrúdvangar, and the hone remained sticking in his head. > Then came the wise woman who was called Gróa, wife of Aurvandill the > Valiant: she sang her spells over Thor until the hone was loosened. But when > Thor knew that, and thought that there was hope that the hone might be > removed, he desired to reward Gróa for her leech-craft and make her glad, > and told her these things: that he had waded from the north over Icy Stream > and had borne Aurvandill in a basket on his back from the north out of > Jötunheim. And he added for a token, that one of Aurvandill's toes had stuck > out of the basket, and became frozen; wherefore Thor broke it off and cast > it up into the heavens, and made thereof the star called Aurvandill's Toe.
The M27 usually draws ammunition from a standard 30-round STANAG magazine. The improved STANAG magazine with the tan-colored anti-tilt follower is favored over the previous version with the green follower because it can be inserted more easily and the anti-tilt follower can handle high rates of fully automatic fire with less chance of malfunction. There have been issues with some STANAG magazines sticking in the magwell, especially when painted and or damaged. While a rifleman normally carries seven 30-round magazines, an IAR gunner has to carry up to sixteen, and may carry as many as twenty one, due to its role and fully automatic rate of fire. The magazine well has a flared opening that aids in magazine insertion, but a PMAG 30 GEN M2 magazine cannot be inserted due to the frontal plastic bevel on the PMAG. Because the M27 cannot be fed from the widely used M2 PMAG magazines that M4s or M16 rifles in the squad could take, the Marines banned the polymer PMAG for issue on November 26, 2012 to prevent interchangeability issues.
Twain's humor was not always appreciated, such as his October 28, 1863 hoax called "A Bloody Massacre near Carson" (alternatively, the "Empire City Massacre Hoax") purporting to detail the story of a man who loses "an immense amount in the Spring Valley Water Company of San Francisco" who in a deranged fit kills and scalps his wife and nine children. Historian Leland Krauth lists some of the grotesque details Twain used in the piece: "six of the nine children dead on the bedroom floor, battered by a 'blunt instrument,' their brains 'dashed out with a club'; two more collapsed askew in the kitchen, 'bruised and insensible'; and the last dead in the garret, her body 'frightfully mutilated,' the knife with which her 'wounds had been inflicted' still 'sticking in her side.' The mother also lies dead and mutilated: 'scalpless,' her head 'split open'; and her right hand 'almost severed from the wrist'." While the regular indicators were present that the piece was a joke, it was so bloody that it shocked the Enterprise readership and later caused the paper's trustworthiness to be brought into question.
Brian Hiatt, writing for Rolling Stone, noted that "with a beat this hooky, everybody wins" although he criticized the individual performances of Lil Wayne as "lazy" and Jay-Z for "sticking in an over-obvious nod to his single 'Jockin' Jay-Z'", and also felt the use of the "Paper Planes" sample risked undermining M.I.A.'s artistry: "It's hard not to be slightly bummed by the prospect of one of the decade's most innovative artists being reduced to a hook girl." Ian Cohen of Pitchfork felt that, "For better or worse, "Swagga Like Us" defines Paper Trail", arguing that T.I.'s then upcoming prison sentence "trigger[ed] an impulse to challenge himself" to improve the quality of his performances across the album. However, he too denounced the rappers as generally overconfident, concluding that "one-upmanship [gave] way to self-assured competence and Khaled-inspired complacence", although he complimented T.I. for "effortlessly best[ing] them all". The Guardians Angus Batey considered the idea of the four artists recording together to be better than the song itself, calling it "good-on-paper, less-so-in-the-booth".