I whimpered, my hips pressing up to meet his hands.
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"But I've had two children, and I'm 58," she whimpered.
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Iris whimpered at the press of her stiffening dick between them.
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In the ensuing minutes, Khloe cried, then whimpered, then became unresponsive.
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And as I scrubbed off that stubborn film, I whimpered audibly.
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Toni whimpered and undid the button and zipper of her jeans.
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It was so fast and confusing that my daughter barely whimpered.
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"Oh, God," I whimpered as I stepped into a foreboding temple.
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They both whimpered and sniffled a bit, avoiding each other's eyes.
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The girls held up their arms and whimpered to be picked up.
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"They didn't interview me," he whimpered as neighborhood women swooped in to console him.
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One of my favorite memories is from an afternoon when she not only whimpered but cried.
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Animals turned blue and whimpered and died, their eyes bulging and their skin covered over with frost.
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One glowered at us from the shadow of its house, the other whimpered desperately to be petted.
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Their absurd number of 40+ point games (five) whimpered away at the sight of a stifling Cowboys defense.
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"I won't be able to go to my kid's soccer games, because I'll be a registered pedophile," he whimpered.
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Just before her afternoon nap, she could be fussy, and I would walk her around our waiting area while she whimpered.
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When we confronted Coach, in front of our high school principal and the school's lawyer, he knelt at my feet and whimpered.
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It's a sentiment I have to agree with — when I left Aibo's side to, you know, do my job, he whimpered incessantly.
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When she emerged from the bathroom, she recalled he was wearing a robe and "whimpered" that she had rejected him because he was fat.
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Terrified by the darkness, she whimpered at first, then steeled herself and called for her father until she was too hoarse to shout anymore.
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"I won't be able to go to my kid's soccer games, because I'll be a registered pedophile," he whimpered to Lisa, tears in his eyes.
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Names were painted onto each of the dozens of doghouses, and dogs whimpered and leapt with excitement, pulling on their chains staked to the frozen ground.
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Sometimes the weight of the panic and depression was so heavyI just curled up on the floor and whimpered like a torture victim in a prison cell.
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Sometimes the weight of the panic and depression was so heavy I just curled up on the floor and whimpered like a torture victim in a prison cell.
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And then a miracle happened: Perhaps overwhelmed by our other stenches or in a beautiful display of canine mercy, the dog simply whimpered and backed itself out of the car.
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My husband whimpered and covered the eyes of our 5-year-old as a cheerleader with high-def cosmetics entered, carrying what was supposed to be her own head under one arm.
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The puppies were well-behaved — for the most partThe pups whimpered a little during the vows, and Krasinski said "one of my bridesmaids did get peed on," but otherwise they were well-behaved.
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He whimpered for almost the whole two hours I held him because he had just been extubated, had the area under his scalp washed out and had been weaned from the good pain meds.
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CreditCredit BUSHORO, Uganda — Lying on a church pew with his arm over his head, 6-year-old Gordon Andindagaye whimpered a bit — in fear, not pain — as Dr. William A. Cherniak slowly swept a small ultrasound scanner up and down his chest.
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Elijah Cummings dies at age 68 Week of October 25 Romney says he's behind secret 'Pierre Delecto' Twitter account Democrats see impeachment proceedings taking longer than some initially expected House Republicans push to censure Schiff over whistleblower comments Republicans storm impeachment inquiry deposition in House Intel hearing room Bill Taylor testimony 'reverberating' among House Republicans, GOP sources say Week of November 1 Trump shares image of hero dog injured in Baghdadi raid George Papadopoulos is running for Congress in California district vacated by Katie Hill Trump claimed ISIS leader 'whimpered' in final moments.
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He never whimpered, and he never quit. He took all the time he had, as though he loved life very much. Every second of it...even the pain. Then he was dead.
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Mae-na and Jong-nam looked at each other in amusement. Hee-dong came over to join his friends. Jeong-ah then proceeded to tell the poor financial state of her family. The friends looked on remorsefully as Jeong-she continued, before she whimpered.
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He died possibly from tuberculosis, but rumors circulated John had died of sexual over-exertion at age eighteen. His dog, a lurcher called Bruto, had whimpered as he died, then stayed next to his coffin throughout the vigil in Salamanca's main church.Tremlett, Giles., Catherine of Aragon (London, 2010) pg.
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It's :covered with blood!' :... :'Back to the burrow?' whimpered Fiver. 'It'll come :there – don't think it won't! I tell you, the field's full of :blood -'... :... ... :THIS IDEALLY SITUATED ESTATE, COM- :PRISING SIX ACRES OF EXCELLENT :BUILDING LAND, IS TO BE DEVELOPED :WITH HIGH CLASS MODERN RESIDENCES :BY SUTCH AND MARTIN, LIMITED, OF :NEWBURY, BERKS.
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The little man begged Tom to help free him from the stone. Tom knew that he should just leave the creature where he lay, but it whimpered so much that eventually Tom took pity upon it and lifted the stone from on top of the little man. The creature jumped up in delight, introduced itself as Yallery-Brown then promised to reward Tom by granting him a wish. Being workshy, the young lad asked for help with his daily chores.
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The party lost nearly half its seats, including one to Anderton. Anderton's NewLabour Party and the Greens took many votes from Labour, although the first-past-the-post electoral system meant that their share of the vote was not reflected in the division of seats. Michael Bassett commented that the government "whimpered away unlamented, a victim of low commodity prices that delayed economic recovery, but more particularly of catastrophically poor leadership in its second term". The National Party won the election, forming the Fourth National Government.
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As the Skipper descends the ladder to return to his ship, he begins to ask the Captain if he suspects Leggatt to be secretly stowing away on board, but the Captain quickly dismisses him with, "Certainly not." The Captain and Leggatt have another secret conversation. Leggatt tells the Captain that the Sephora Skipper lied when he said that he gave the order to repair the foresail. Rather, he whimpered about their "last hope" while Leggatt repaired the foresail without being told to do so.
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However, the damage was done, and Worcestershire faced a steep target of 360 to win - or five sessions for a draw. Losing Moore and Graeme Hick early on, Ben Smith attacked for a fine 92, and a 45-minute flurry of runs from Zander de Bruyn gave Worcestershire some hope at 154 for 3. However, Monty Panesar got four for 40, Phillips dug out three for 56, Worcestershire lost the last seven wickets for 68 runs, and whimpered into a heap. Worcestershire were later docked one point due to a slow over rate.
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However, the damage was done, and Worcestershire faced a steep target of 360 to win – or five sessions for a draw. Losing Moore and Graeme Hick early on, Ben Smith attacked for a fine 92, and a 45-minute flurry of runs from Zander de Bruyn gave Worcestershire some hope at 154 for 3. However, Monty Panesar got four for 40, Phillips dug out three for 56, Worcestershire lost the last seven wickets for 68 runs, and whimpered into a heap. Worcestershire were later deducted one point due to a slow over rate.
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Lancashire (4pts) beat Gloucestershire (0pts) by six wickets Lancashire Lightning were lethal with the ball at Bristol as they beat Gloucestershire Gladiators by six wickets in a low-scoring encounter. Dominic Cork was the most punishing bowler, taking four for 14 off nine overs (including five wides) as Gloucestershire whimpered to 86, as veteran wicketkeeper Mark Alleyne top-scored with 24 not out. Alleyne was one of two Gloucestershire batsmen to make it into double figures. Jon Lewis, who had earlier on in the day been called up to the England ODI squad to meet Bangladesh and Australia, took three for 40, but it was not enough to stop Lancashire from cruising to the target with nearly 25 overs to spare.
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Lancashire (4pts) beat Gloucestershire (0pts) by six wickets Lancashire Lightning were lethal with the ball at Bristol as they beat Gloucestershire Gladiators by six wickets in a low-scoring encounter. Dominic Cork was the most punishing bowler, taking four for 14 off nine overs (including five wides) as Gloucestershire whimpered to 86, as veteran wicketkeeper Mark Alleyne top-scored with 24 not out. Alleyne was one of two Gloucestershire batsmen to make it into double figures. Jon Lewis, who had earlier on in the day been called up to the England ODI squad to meet Bangladesh and Australia, took three for 40, but it was not enough to stop Lancashire from cruising to the target with nearly 25 overs to spare.
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The marriage, at the Gaines' mansion, was a fiasco: The minister died; Kelly's flirtatious cousin Monika (Colleen Morris) teased Sam until her fanatically- jealous husband brandished a sword; Rebecca's petulance caused the French chef to quit, leaving her in charge of the food; Carla kept getting pushed down the shaft in the dumbwaiter; Woody could not keep his hands (and other things) off Kelly before the ceremony; and two attack dogs (cf. "The Lads" on Magnum, P.I.) menaced everyone who dared exit the kitchen to the patio, until the super-infuriated Carla chased them inside, at which time they whimpered like puppies and scampered away. To top it off, the dead body of the minister tipped over and toppled the wedding cake to the floor. Kelly and Woody were expecting their first child when Cheers ended.
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Sussex (4pts) beat Durham (0pts) by seven wickets Durham Dynamos sorely missed their two international stars, Steve Harmison and Paul Collingwood, as they whimpered to a seven-wicket defeat in the top-of-the- table clash at Arundel against Sussex Sharks. Dale Benkenstein won the toss and chose to have his Durham side bat first, as he made 57 not out from number five, but there was woefully little support as Durham collapsed from 129 for 3 to 195 all out. James Kirtley was the main culprit with four for 29 but every Sussex bowler except Robin Martin-Jenkins got among the wickets. In reply, Ian Ward blitzed 93 off 75 balls, Chris Adams was just as punishing with 58 off 49, and Liam Plunkett was plundered for 46 off only four overs – including nine wides.
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Warwickshire (19pts) beat Middlesex (5.5pts) by three wickets Warwickshire had got adequate replacement for their injured Zimbabwean Heath Streak, as Makhaya Ntini took four for 79 on his debut for the Bears against Middlesex. However, Paul Weekes made 92 not out to rescue them from a poor position at 139 for 6 to a final total of 323. Then, another overseas player making his overseas debut – Stuart Clark from New South Wales, Australia – took five wickets, three on the first day and two on the second, as Warwickshire plummeted to 85 for 6. It took another 92 – from Scot Dougie Brown to see them past 200, and his four-hour knock proved invaluable to Warwickshire's eventual turn-around. Ben Hutton and Owais Shah looked to set a massive target on day three, however, pairing up for 151 to add to Middlesex' 51-run first innings lead – but again Ntini came to the rescue for Warwickshire, as only Shah got the ball off the square and Middlesex whimpered from 281 for 3 to 330 all out.
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Warwickshire (19pts) beat Middlesex (5.5pts) by three wickets Warwickshire had got adequate replacement for their injured Zimbabwean Heath Streak, as Makhaya Ntini took four for 79 on his debut for the Bears against Middlesex. However, Paul Weekes made 92 not out to rescue them from a poor position at 139 for 6 to a final total of 323. Then, another overseas player making his overseas debut – Stuart Clark from New South Wales, Australia – took five wickets, three on the first day and two on the second, as Warwickshire plummeted to 85 for 6. It took another 92 – from Scot Dougie Brown to see them past 200, and his four-hour knock proved invaluable to Warwickshire's eventual turn-around. Ben Hutton and Owais Shah looked to set a massive target on day three, however, pairing up for 151 to add to Middlesex' 51-run first innings lead – but again Ntini came to the rescue for Warwickshire, as only Shah got the ball off the square and Middlesex whimpered from 281 for 3 to 330 all out.
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