Sentences with phrase «ears stand back»

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Johnston, welcoming MPs back to work after a month - long delay, opened the speech by noting that «the eyes and ears of Canadians turn toward this Parliament, in trust that those who stand here in their place will relentlessly advance and uphold the ideals that are inclusive, honourable, selfless, smart and caring at every turn without fail.»

I saw a deaf man begin to speak in tongues which was astounding and a young girl hear from a dead ear and an elderly catholic lady stand up straight as God ungnarled her arthritic back... those were times of awe... I was 16, 17, 18 — young, naive and I saw miracles, healings, incredible things but most of all hundreds of people come to faith.

It is as if there were a cross unseen, standing on its undiscovered hill, far back in the ages, out of which were sounding always, just the same deep voice of suffering love and patience, that was heard by mortal ears from the sacred hill of Calvary.4

He has generally had only a poached egg all day because of his stomach troubles, and he looks very un-Ivy as he stands at rinkside wearing a blue baseball cap tugged down over his ears and a gray coat with CORNELL on the back and HOCKEY STAFF imprinted on the left breast.

Maybe not as much now with the 1.6 - litre turbos, but back in the days of the V10s and V8s the noise could verge on ear - shattering - especially for anyone standing a bit too close.

In labor, I see Dads lovingly rubbing backs, whispering in ears, encouraging and comforting, when they're working so beautifully together, I can stand back, softly add a word of praise or a suggestion, add a touching hand and let the couple dance the labor dance together.

A few nights ago, I stood in the shower listening to the goings - on outside the door (A mama's ears are the proverbial «eyes in the back of her head» you know!)

With Michael Gove's ears still burning from being made to stand at the front of the class with his hands behind his back following his humiliating EBacc u-turn, the Annual Ofsted Report, due to be given by Sir Michael Wilshaw and John Goldup next Wednesday morning, will be quite an important performance indicator for the education policy talking heads.

«If you go back and you look at some of the campaign photos and footage, you see Norman standing there right next to Liu, practically whispering in his ear.

I stand 5» 9 black hair light brown eyes with hazel mixed normal build a little muscular tattooed on both sides of my neck and back and chest stomach and arm's and hands and fingers piercings in my eyebrow and ear's lip tounge and both nipples I own my house and have two trucks my own business...

When Margot is goaded into climbing that tree (suspected to be rotting, the tree doctor gives it a clean bill of health), which stands as sentinel between the childhoods better remembered and the present better forgotten, and finds herself stuck there with a bug crawling into her ear, there is, stark and indelible, the feeling that we've come somewhere in our process of grief — past vengeance, into despair, no looking back.

He stood there and took in the burned yellow country in front of him then turned back into the plane as if the pilot had made a mistake «but Jack was right there, taking his arm, leading him back out into the light, whispering in his ear We're here.

She would stand at the kitchen range, stirring the porridge, tucking her hair back behind her ears as she did so; and he would wait for the moment when she would tap the stick against the pan, pause, and turn her round, smiling face towards him.

The ears stand upright and the tail curls tightly over the back.

Standing over two feet tall at the shoulder, the dog has a straight, fine, glossy coat, longer on ears, chest, tail and back of legs.

After massaging the ear for around 20 - 30 seconds, stand back and place a towel between you and your pooch.

You should be able to tell when he is about to be aggressive (and hence when to stay away or make sure others are warned) because he will stand with a stiff back and hairs and ears erect.

The ears of the Italian greyhound are petite and tuck back on the head angling when the dog stands to attention.

The ears stand erect and the tail is carried over the back.

Thanks to her great foster home, she has gained almost 30 lbs, her ears are healed and standing up (originally covered with opened wounds from gross fly strikes), and her fur is growing back (almost fully recovered from mange).

The ears stand upright and the tail curls over the back.

The rungs in between include crouching, hair standing on end, ears pinned back, yawning, tucking the tail between the legs, and spinning.

Signals that a dog may be about to attack are the ears pinned back, and the fur along their back may stand up in a visible pattern — the origin of the expression «getting their hackles up.»

Indications that a dog may be fearful or anxious include: licking his / her lips, puffing out his / her cheeks, pulling his / her ears back, dilating his / her pupils, looking at people from the side of his / her eyes or turning his / her head away from or staring at the people, piloerection (hair standing up), and tensing of his / her body.

Aside from a salty aftertaste in our mouth, dry sand in our ears and a thoroughly sore body the next few days — surprisingly, we're left with one last souvenir: an urge to go back in the water and try to stand up on the board again.

From the back of the photograph: «left to right (incomplete listing): Charles Kessler (extreme left, hand on hip), Hope Stephens (in straight skirt and the saddle shoes), Betty Brett (leaning forward, standing in fron of male student with pencil behind his ear), Frances Kuntz (beside Brett), Dick Andrews (with pipe), Fred Stone (in front of Andrews), Mimi French (in dark sweater and light collar), Robert De Niro (hand on hip, moccasins), Bela Martin (t - shirt and sneakers), Martha McMillan (light plaid shirt and sneakers with dark socks), Harriet Englehardt (dark plaid shirt, light socks, standing on second and third steps), Rudolph Haase (sitting on banister).»

Look for flared, upright ears, if his fur is standing up on his back or tail, or if his body is tense or stiff.

The in - ears look a little cumbersome, but that's far from the only reason they stand out — the webbed design on the housings make them look fit to play back jams for Spider - Man himself, and they'll no doubt get some serious attention from passers by.