Sentences with phrase «as prying»

You might want to wait until you've formed a friendship with a teammate before directly asking this question, lest you come off as prying.

I don't mind when others ask as I do understand the curiosity, but with that said I usually use caution as far as prying for information from others, unless it comes up naturally I choose not to push — if they want to tell me they will and if not then it's not for me to know I adore your stories and Nate and will watch your tale as it develops wishing you the best and have a lovely day

This film offers heat control and UV prevention, allowing you to stay warm and safe from UV rays, as well as prying eyes.

In contrast, asking questions which seem impertinent or irrelevant may strike the alcoholic as prying into his private affairs.

A leading Catholic bishop has resigned after admitting he has been unfaithful to his vows as a pries... More

But as we pry talked about before, what happens is the pregnenolone steal, some people debate that.

We'll still be playing it as they pry the gaming devices out of our hands and put us into the earth and it is on that note, I'll bid you farewell, Wind Waker calls me.

The film crawls under one's skin as it pries open narrative and thematic doors initially closed tightly.

The first one I would try is to stick something in the hole to prevent the bolt from just spinning such as a pry bar.

Whether through experience or just fear, Tequila never said a word to the cops as they pried and cajoled and even threatened.

We'll still be playing it as they pry the gaming devices out of our hands and put us into the earth and it is on that note, I'll bid you farewell, Wind Waker calls me.

If you're committed to the Hockey Stick to use as a pry - bar for change, then you may be disappointed.

Not exact matches

The debacles, dating back to 2006, include prying into the personal phone records of reporters covering the company to its widely criticized hiring of Leo Apotheker as CEO after the company's previous leader, Mark Hurd, resigned amid questions about his relationship with a female contractor.

We can see where negotiations succeeded — prying open industries such as tourism and education — and where they stumbled.

Thus GATA's lawsuit established that the Fed, despite its protests of innocence, has many gold secrets after all even as we managed to pry a couple of those secrets loose and publicize them — first, that the Fed has gold swap arrangements, and second, that in 1997 the Fed was conspiring with other central banks to coordinate their gold market policies, and that there was no announcement of this.

Privacy advocates say that means trouble for Canada's ability to shield sensitive information such as health or financial data from the prying eyes of foreign agencies by storing it in computer servers on Canadian soil.

However, with the prying eyes of uninvited government officials and activities of nefarious elements carting away millions of dollars» worth of crypto - investments, users are beginning to consider privacy - based cryptocurrencies as substitute value.

French has done a great job of branding himself, and his company, as link building extraordinaries — so I wanted to pry a little deeper and see what his thoughts were on some more off - the - cuff subjects, and also, hear a little more depth about the Ontolo link building toolset.

Also known are the hedge funds, which pry most of the use of borrowed money and do highly speculative transactions, such as short sales, ie sales of stocks they do not own in the hope that the price falls and they can buy the shares later cheaper.

Following this faith may cause persecution as the devil fights to pry our souls from God.

You might as well try and pry open an oyster with a toothpick

I think it is sad that, in the 21st Century, most major newspapers still carry astrology columns and that the Bronze Age mythology of Adam and Eve is still seen as true by about 40 % of the country, but things are changing slowly, as the inevitable forces of science and reason pry open even the most firmly closed of creationist minds.

Implied, of course, in this as in all study is the bringing to the material all one's faculties: questioning, discussing, applying all available tools for prying open the mysteries in the ancient documents.

As it is pried up, say by a lever, from a position in which it lies on surface A, for instance, it will linger for a time unstably halfway up, and if the lever cease to urge it, it will tumble back or «relapse» under the continued poll of gravity.

First, in terms of their origin in the second phase of concrescence, ideas emerge as data of conceptual feelings — pried out of immanence in feelings of causal efficacy as the objects of feelings of conceptual reproduction and reversion.

The chocolate came out as a sticky fudge consistancy, and I had to pry them from the moulds with a spoon.

I love it as a special treat in whatever form it is presented to me — as a bar of chocolate to be nibbled on secretly away from the prying eyes of my kids (yeah yeah!

Together, espresso and honey (or maple syrup) transforms a simple homemade almond butter into an addicting concoction that will have to be pried from your hands so you don't finish the entire jar in one sitting... as if almond butter itself wasn't addicting enough.

I fought the heat as I cursed the leather couch when I laid across it, too exhausted from the temperatures to pry myself off of it.

The batter didn't seem as thick as it should be, and the night I made them, I tried one and it stuck so much to the paper that it wasn't worth the effort of prying it loose.

We did pry him from the Ajax academy which is first - class and supposedly beat off Chelsea as they weren't happy with his contract demands.

The report states that the Eagles are ready to offer # 15 million to pry the forward away from the Stade Velodrome, although the Metro [as above] have previously noted that OM president Vincent Labrune is looking for # 24.5 million for the player, raising doubts about whether Palace's bid would be accepted.

Mortar shells dropped all around as two Marines pried away the curled metal that had pinned Rice's right foot.

Teams tried to pry Bradley from Boston — including Dave Dombrowski's Tigers back when he was with them instead of with the Sox as he is today — but then - general manager Ben Cherington held on.

It is said that he could hold a pomegranate so tightly that no one could pry open his hand, yet at the same time not squeeze the fruit so hard as to bruise it.

Brent Pry's first year as coordinator was not as iffy as perceived.

Junior Torrence Brown (six TFLs, 0.5 sacks) was excellent in run defense but hasn't proven himself as a pass rusher, and Pry will absolutely need contributions from either unproven sophomores (Shareef Miller, Ryan Buchholz) or redshirt freshmen (Shane Simmons, Daniel Joseph, Shaka Toney).

Give him space, as Burton Albion did, and he will pry open your defence.

However, it will likely take a decent offer to pry him away from the club he joined as a schoolboy and went on to captain.

He also had to have his fingers pried of his fathers throat and it took seven men to hold him from killing us over something as stupid as his vacation right.

They have a strong grasp reflex, as any caregiver who has tried to pry an object from a new baby's hand can tell you.

We've all tried to pry those little fingers open and sometimes it's just end up as blob of paint that doesn't even come close to resembling a handprint.

Ricki Sollinger recounts the many pressures on women pregnant out - of - wedlock to relinquish children for adoption in years gone by... «Ricki than describes expectant - mother homes which functioned as mechanisms to pry babies out of the reluctant arms of their mothers and into the hands of the adoption industry.

None of my kids open their mouths very wide when latching, so with Kitty I learned to use the thumb and knuckles of the hand holding my breast to pry open her mouth as I stuck the nipple inside.

Be her human shield to protect her from prying or judgemental eyes and offer a level of privacy and discretion for her as baby latches on or off.

For those who haven't heard of the parenting gods, they're the ones moms and dads mutter curses and prayers to as we go through our days, desperately attempting to get toddlers to brush their teeth, coax resistant children into their car seats, prying them off of our legs at daycare or during playgroup, and while attempting to put children to sleep.

A social media channel as a shield from prying eyes rather than the modern incarnation of the panopticon?

Our office was notified about these letters following reports of individuals, described as large and «thuggish», going to the homes of petition signers to ask prying questions about their petition signatures for Gustavo Rivera.»

Using milestones to pry donations out of people is a tactic as old as dirt, but that takes nothing away from its effectiveness.

They both need to pry the most resources as possible from Washington.