As if he senses her anger, Gallop tenses up, too.
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First, the older woman's jaw drops and she tenses up in shock.
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He tenses up, letting out an uncomfortable chuckle as he briefly looks away.
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Inserted vaginally, it vibrates if the user tenses up, again reminding you to relax.
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She tenses up under cross-examination, asked to recall details from more than a decade ago.
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Mr. Whishaw, meanwhile, tenses up, tamps down his natural expressiveness and does a lot of meaningful staring.
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Actually, I'm kidding, though my body still tenses up at times when I talk about my past.
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Her body tenses up when she sees the mark, as if she's uncertain whether she should attack or run.
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Meanwhile Bush visibly tenses up as the next blow comes, and Carson is off in the corner selling steak knives.
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"Everyone just tenses up when they start talking," one person in the room told me of the two Trump deputies.
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Is he doing that thing where he tenses up because he doesn't know where the puck is after it hits him?
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"Everyone just tenses up when they start talking," one person who's been in the room said of the two Trump deputies.
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The white woman on the plane who tenses up when a Middle Eastern man sits down in the seat beside her?
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As Forrest rambles on about how Suzanne not believing in his work hurt his feelings, her face tenses up in shocked fury (an expression St. Clair plays beautifully).
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For example, if the traumatic event you referred to occurred in a dimly lit space, you may notice that your body tenses up whenever you&aposre in a similar environment.
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The fighter tenses up, his movements become exaggerated and telegraphed, the unprotected windows between strikes become larger, he is easily sidestepped, and often his chin is just hanging out on a platter.
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He does his best to tolerate it, bless him, but he tenses up so terribly that I fear he will break open and spill everywhere, even while he insists, sometimes angrily, that he really doesn't mind.
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" When presented with a description of a woman who "stops responding but doesn't resist you in any way" during a sexual encounter, the participants were more likely to infer both her sexual desire and consent than when she "tenses up and doesn't say anything.
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Dani later goes to Nate and tells him that the weird lawyer (Rick) was here. Nate tenses up with his lurking in the shadows. When the premiere finally starts Vicker Man does not come on; Hold the Diploma, the pornographic film with Nate and Deanna, airs instead. Everyone in the room finds out about it and is disgusted.
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But in the middle of having sex with Samantha (in total darkness), Vic realizes that in the heat of things he has forgotten to copy Jerry's technique. Samantha at first tenses up, but then responds with gusto. The men return home, full of glee at their own cleverness. Vic gets quite a shock the next morning, though, when his wife Mary admits that she's never really enjoyed sex with him… before last night (implying that Jerry similarly forgot or ignored Vic's particular routine).
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One of the most common faults in the rein-back is resistance by the horse. Instead of remaining on the aids, the animal tenses up and throws his head up or does not soften to the bit. This is usually the case if the rider tries to pull the horse backwards rather than asking with the legs aids or if the rider sits too heavily on his mount's back. Other faults may include crookedness, laziness (horse is inactive and drags his feet), or rushing.
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His oldest friend, theatre critic Mary Flynn is also at the party. She is disgusted by the shallow people Frank has chosen to associate with and by his abandonment of music - the one thing he was truly good at - for the world of commercial film producing. Frank seems happy, but tenses up when a guest mentions a Pulitzer-winning play by Charles Kringas, Frank's former best friend and lyricist. Frank and Mary get a moment alone together, and she chides him for missing his son's graduation.
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The nickname "Fredzilla" is uttered for the first time when he refers to himself as such starting in "The Impatient Patient". Despite being employed at SFIT, Fred does not have an access card like any of the students do. In the episode "Mini-Max", it is shown that Fred has an uncontrollable destructive side when no one is fighting crime with him, resulting in Hiro designing a "sidekick" (really a nanny of sorts) named Mini- Max. The episode reveals that he is arachnophobic to the point that he tenses up.
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Metacritic assigns All We Are Saying an aggregate score of 69 out of 100 based on 6 critical reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews". In his review for AllMusic, Thom Jurek awarded the album three stars, stating that "almost none of these 16 tunes are radical reinterpretations of Lennon's songs; most stick close to the original melodies even at their most adventurous." Jurek also writes: > Opener "Across the Universe," with its twinning of Frisell's electric guitar > and Leisz's pedal steel as Scheinman's violin picks up the lyric melody and > extrapolates its harmonic aspects, is indicative of the recording's M.O., > offering a close examination of Lennon the composer. The interplay between > the three principals is remarkable, such as on the intro to "Nowhere Man," > where Scheinman's ostinato tenses up in advance of the changes, and Leisz > grounds her fluidly while Frisell pulls his lower strings to wind up, > allowing the track to begin then flow into more open areas without losing > sight of the melody.
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He is shown to have great instinct when it comes to boxing, as he identifies Joe as an excellent boxer despite Joe not holding a title, his punches are so fast that he is able to hit his opponent in the face with his elbow without anyone seeing. He is very energetic and theatrical, often shamelessly hitting on women in the audience after the fight is due to start, which only endears him to the crowd as a womanizer. He was born in the slums of Venezuela and had a similar childhood to Joe, he is also shown dressing up as Santa Claus and giving presents to the children in the slums while he was in Japan, where he and Joe become friends. He and Joe fight to a draw in a match in which he was forced to use a technique where he tenses up all the muscles in his body at once in order to deliver punches faster than the eye can see, after this he returned to America where he finally had his chance to challenge the world champion, José Mendoza.
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