Sentences with phrase «lay arm in arm»

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While an ARM's interest rate is free to change, there are specific parameters laid out in the loan's terms that control how many times the rate can change as well as the highest possible level that it can reach.

When Jannine Ebenso answered the call of God to serve in Nigeria with The Leprosy Mission, little did she know that armed robbery and sexual assault at gunpoint lay ahead.

So he always says that it's one of the favourite sights of his life, the sight of the little babies we've made pressed against me in the morning, laying in white cotton sheets, my shirt all askew, and he wraps his arms around us both.

We might add that the meaning of liberation and the character of the struggle were yet and again different for young Huey Newton (co-founder of the Black Panther Party) as be lay hand - cuffed and under armed guard even while in surgery as the result of being shot by two policemen in 1967.

He chuckled, laid back in my arms and took a bite.

Her firstborn son died in her arms of an infant illness that health visitors do not even talk about today and I wonder how many nights she lay awake longing to hearthe sound of him crying for her.

He thus secured for himself a most miserable bed; for hard pea - stalks lay in humps under his head, the cross with the sharp nails stuck into his back, his arms were locked fast in bonds, the horsehair undergarment was round his loins, and the cloak too was heavy and the door hard.

Is it painful for a woman ¯ even if she's only sixteen ¯ to carry a pregnancy to term, only to lay the child in someone else's arms?

What Christian would willingly surrender the appearance of the angels to the shepherds and the «multitude of the heavenly host» singing a hymn never heard before on land or sea, or the star dropping low from the skies to guide the magi from far away mysterious lands to the Judean village and the stable who God himself lay a tiny baby in the arms of his mother?

Everyone in the armed services are willing to lay down their lives....

The maniple, a silk band that hangs over the left forearm, descended directly from the mappula, a large handkerchief carried in the hand or laid across the arm by magistrates and other officials in ceremonial dress.

Once the baby is born and laid in his mother's arms (ideally in a rooming - in hospital where the father can also participate), the development of what Erik Erikson calls basic trust (4) already is in progress.

Brother Martin lay prostrate before the altar, arms stretched out in the form of a cross in the great church, while the Prior recited: «Lord Jesus Christ our leader and our strength, Thou has set aside this servant of Thine by the fire of holy humility from the rest of mankind.

The dog just laid in her arms.

As we stated at the open, Michael Pisanelli would hurl the ball to the right block, flying just over the outstretched arms of the Defender and Oren Schwartz would catch it and lay it in (while in mid-air) as the buzzer sounded.

... alexis is an exception to these as he can play comfortably in multiple positions... arshavin was a WC player until wenger laid his arms on him... gervinho seems to be better now and so does a dozen others... i know giroud lovers will be all over me but try to remind me the day that we lost a game with walcott as our main man!!!!.....

«But once in a while, there's a rare moment when we'll lay our arms aside for a genuine contender.

Hes broken hisv fathers jaw, and a year latter his neck, At the funneral his sister at his fathers urging tried to arrange for a private service after the main one and we walked into a very scared group after my husband slammed a good family friend off walls and concrete after breaking his arm in four places for daring to try and tell him to come back latter, If the friend had just listened and not laid a hand on him to keep him out we might have got him to listen, as it was he told his father siting with his brother and sister the first word there would be another funeral that week, his fathers.

I think I get her down in time (calm, limp in my arms, eyes drowsy) but once she is laid flat she'll jerk awake within a few min and then babble / stretch a bit.

The cooling pad can be wrapped under the baby for holding in one's arms, sleeping with in bed, or when parents wish to lay baby down for a bit in a bassinet.

It took me months to get back on my feet from the surgery and further complications, but all the time I was laid up, I had Isaac on my chest or in my arms, which made it all worthwhile.

- At the age of two my husband started to rock him to sleep, put him in his own bed (because the transition from arms to cot would wake him up so we would lay down with him in a toddler bed instead - worked brilliantly!)

How he would just latch on and lay there in my arms, not even suckling, just in contact.

That night (as if she understood me) she laid in my arms till she fell asleep.

Try laying in your belly in prone with both arms extended (aka cobra pose).

I tried to nurse her, she tried frantically to get something out, then eventually gave up and just laid there and cried in my arms, and I fixed a bottle.

First, lay out the arms of the sweater and lay a pair of pants in the size you want on top.

The only time he will actually lay in my arms or stay with me without crying is when he is asleep.

«One of the best advantages of the Carrier Daypack is that the changing pad is well within arm's reach just in case you need to lay your baby down in an emergency situation.»

-- Mine were little enough to lay in each arm with legs straddling my elbows.

Especially recommended for babies who refuse to sleep anywhere except from parents arms, resist sleep in the back position or, wake as soon as they are laid down.

He did cry, flail, and sit up for about 45 minutes but i just kept laying him back down in my arms and comforting him.

Being in a drowsy state but awake when you lay him down starts the association of falling asleep with his bed instead of in your arms.

Lay his arm nearest to you, this will be his left arm, down so that it lies parallel to his body and bring the right side of the blanket up over his body and his arm and tuck the blanket in under his body.

In the initial weeks of life, a baby mainly lays and wiggles her arms and legs.

I instead have been attempting the cry in my arms (before I even read the article you just sent:)-RRB-, cuddles, nursing sitting up rather than laying down, or just plain rocking, then once DS falls alseep he's gently placed in his cot at the foot of our bed to peacefully sleep for at least the first half of the night.

Once I started to lay my arm on her in my sleep, and immediately I woke.

Here's what you do: lay baby down in his bed where he going to sleep (swaddled or with the blankets), very gently put one of your hands on his arms to keep them still and put the other hand on the top of his head (not the face).

One woman laughed about how her husband would only relieve her for brief bathroom breaks by putting his arms out stiffly in front of him, as though he were about to hold a tray of breakable crystal, and then she'd lay the baby over his arms and return a few minutes later to find him in the same position, terrified of moving.

Now when I tell Cassi, «It's time to go go to sleep», or «It's time to take a nap», she crawls up into my arms, puts her head down and waits for me to lay her in her crib.

If you're really worried about your baby rolling over to sleep on her stomach, you might try laying your little one down in her crib on her back or side with one of her arms extended.

If they have been upright in your arms for a while, try laying them down on their back or tummy.

In this position you would simply lay your baby's body completely on your arm, with her head right next to your elbow, her chest and belly across your forearm, and your hand holding her legs.

Using this swaddle is a no - brainer; just lay out the device, slip baby in the longest pouch, and match the velcro across baby's chest, securing his or her arms in place.

So, I tried bouncing her, it took maybe 10 min to fall asleep in my arms, but when I laid her down she woke up and stayed awake.

If I was especially sleep deprived, I found that the only way to get a little more rest (and be a better mom during the day) was to lay on the couch with her head in the crook of my arm.

When one mother gave birth to her kid, she just let things fly, once the doctor's laid her babe in her arms.

I figured out that I could basically lay in bed the same way with her head stationary in my arm so that I felt she was safe from suffocation.

You just lay the baby on The Miracle Blanket, tuck arms and legs in, then wrap the flaps around and tuck underneath.

So during the first month to two months although I spent a lot of time reading to both my kids and it would be anything just so that they got used to reading together and hearing my voice the books that I showed my babies as they lay in my arms or on the floor were mostly black and white.