" "She held her head high and she never stooped down to make that a thing.
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He stooped down, ran his fingertips over the soil and pulled a small flower pot from a bag he was carrying.
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Mr. Kapik delivered precise blows before he and a few friends stooped down and rolled pieces of the thick, heavy trunk toward his house.
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Hrólfr then threw Svíagris and saw how Aðils stooped down to pick up the ring with his spear. Hrólfr exclaimed that he had seen the mightiest man in Sweden bend his back.
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They both then came past me and the man had down his head. with his hat over his eyes. I stooped down and looked him in the face. He looked at me stern.
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Aðils, however, continued the chase on his horse Slöngvir. Hrólfr then threw Svíagris and saw how Aðils stooped down to pick up the ring with his spear. Hrólfr exclaimed that he had seen the mightiest man in Sweden bend his back.
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Finally, Jesus stood up and said to the accusers, "Let the one among you who is without sin cast the first stone." He stooped down once more and again wrote on the ground. In his answer Jesus did not condone adultery. He compelled her accusers to judge themselves and find themselves guilty—of this sin and/or others.
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Brigid stooped down and started to weave them into a cross, fastening the points together. The sick man asked what she was doing. She began to explain the cross, and as she talked, his delirium quieted and he questioned her with growing interest. Through her weaving, he converted and was baptised at the point of death.
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The older universities at first disdained requesting such privileges themselves, feeling their reputation was sufficient. However, Bologna and Paris eventually stooped down to apply for them too, receiving their papal bulls in 1292.Rashdall, 11–12. Arguably, the most coveted feature of the papal bulls was the special exemption, instituted by Pope Honorius III in 1219, which allowed teachers and students to continue reaping the fruits of any clerical benefices they might have elsewhere.
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There > was a momentary commotion, in the midst of which an old man, struggling > through the crowd, approached, leading his daughter, a girl of apparently > twelve or thirteen years of age, whom he introduced to Mr. Lincoln as his > Westfield correspondent. Mr. Lincoln stooped down and kissed the child, and > talked with her for some minutes. Her advice had not been thrown away upon > the rugged chieftain. A beard of several months' growth covers (perhaps > adorns) the lower part of his face.
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There > was a momentary commotion, in the midst of which an old man, struggling > through the crowd, approached, leading his daughter, a girl of apparently > twelve or thirteen years of age, whom he introduced to Mr. Lincoln as his > Westfield correspondent. Mr. Lincoln stooped down and kissed the child, and > talked with her for some minutes. Her advice had not been thrown away upon > the rugged chieftain. A beard of several months' growth covers (perhaps > adorns) the lower part of his face.
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Guo Zhongshu also had a habit of selling his official accessories. Since these behaviors were punishable by death, when he was reported the emperor could only reduce his death sentence to an exile to Deng Prefecture with a round of clubbing. The year was 977, and he died when he got to Linyi in Qi Prefecture. He reportedly said "I will die today!" and stooped down to dig his grave with his hands, and when the hole got to the size of his face he collapsed and died.
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King was also a controversial figure during the tournament, often letting the crowd get to him and affect his mood and darts.Mervyn King frustrated by darts boo boys BBC Sport, 28 June 2011 During a 2009 Premier League match with Taylor, he threw a dart over Taylor as he stooped down to pick up his flight. During the post-match interview, neither of them would look at each other. His final position of 4th in the league was influenced by the illness of Mardle, as he was withdrawn from the competition.
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Following investigations from Hampshire Constabulary continued until October. It was around this time when a young boy, whose parents lived close to the Adams family, came forward as an eyewitness. The boy testified that he saw Baker emerge from the hop garden at about 2 pm on the day Fanny was murdered, with his hands and clothes saturated with blood. Baker then reportedly stooped down to the river, and calmly wiped himself with a handkerchief, after which he put a small knife, and another unidentified object in his jacket pocket.
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During this fighting, a thick smoke from the heavy gunfire had engulfed the area. McFarland stooped down to try to see under some of the smoke to locate the enemy when a bullet went through his left leg and into his right. A private with Company F had lifted him up off the ground and put McFarland's arm around his shoulder to support him. The private then proceeded to take McFarland into the Seminary for medical attention when a bullet came so close to them that it took the middle cuff button off of McFarland's uniform as the private supported him.
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He again opened > the box, and in it saw the book, and attempted to take it out, but was > hindered. He saw in the box something like a toad, which soon assumed the > appearance of a man, and struck him on the side of his head. — Not being > discouraged at trifles, he again stooped down and strove to take the book, > when the spirit struck him again, and knocked him three or four rods, and > hurt him prodigiously. After recovering from his fright, he enquired why he > could not obtain the plates; to which the spirit made reply, because you > have not obeyed your orders.
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After sometime they thought of resuming the journey, but to their great surprise they could not lift the statue, it was firm and immovable like a tree. Then the priest decided to build the church there and stooped down to lift the statue and it easily detached from the ground. It was at that very spot, that they erected the church in the year 1839, and soon became a place of pilgrimage. In the year 1895 the parish priest, Rev Fr Frank finding so many devotees of St Lawrence flocking to this church and claiming to have received innumerable favours from the saint fostered the devotion further and organised novenas and prayer services making them more and more attractive.
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