Sentences with phrase «from agitated»

For instance, veterinary staff often suffer injuries such as lacerations and bites from agitated animals.

Two weeks ago I received a call from an agitated client: «O.G.!

As the environment of the womb is re-created, the baby will remember the good times and will calm down from their agitated states.

During time - outs, the child is removed from the agitating situation and sits alone quietly for a short time to calm down.

If you feel there may be a broken bone, please try to keep your pet from agitating or chewing on the area and head over to AWVH immediately!

During time outs, the child is removed from the agitating situation and sits alone quietly for a short time to calm down.

Not exact matches

A 25 - year - old man was arrested after a lone policeman unwaveringly stared down the agitated suspect — clothed head to toe in black — who appeared to repeatedly draw an object from his hip and point it at the officer.

The critique doesn't only come from the left; there are plenty of hard - nosed investment firms that are agitating to clamp a lid on ever - growing CEO pay, arguing that it's a poor use of shareholders» money and distorts performance as CEOs start managing to their pay metrics instead of longer - term growth.

France is still agitating to try and win financial business back from the UK, this time using Brexit as a means to lobby for new rules that would force business from London.

Germany has made tighter supervision of hedge funds a focus of its G - 8 and European Union presidency and has been agitating for a voluntary code of conduct in light of the rapid expansion of the funds, which carry high risks and are often exempt from regulation.

This view was trotted out whenever some faction (from business groups wishing for tighter integration with the US to CEA presidents lamenting the Great Canadian Slump) would agitate for a monetary union with the US.

Activist investor Jana Partners agitated for the split, which could moot key anti-trust allegations against Qualcomm that it uses its dominance in cellular chips to extract higher - than - deserved royalties from customers.

At one time, the sheer size of Johnson & Johnson would prevent an activist from successfully building up a large enough equity stake to agitate for change.

The rhetoric and twitter - barbs from Trump regarding the potential to paint China as a currency manipulator, along with the Taiwan phone - call faux paus, continue to agitate the situation.

From social media profile pics to letters to the editor, blog posts, fundraisers, film screenings, Human Trafficking 101 trainings, etc. identify what you can do in your sphere of influence to raise awareness, agitate and train your community.

She signed the form - only to be horrified subsequently to find her mother highly disorientated, agitated and distressed from lack of fluids and treatment.

There is hardly a question agitating the Church in America — from higher education and episcopal leadership to the sorry state of catechesis — that is not addressed here with intelligence, courage and a pastoral heart.

Both right and left in America imagine that today's social distemper stems from too little freedom, when, in fact, what currently agitates society is the loss of stability, unity, and solidarity.

The structures of control within the U.S. media are different from the institutionalized formal censorship we might expect of a government - controlled press; they are less visible and more subtle, not monolithic yet hierarchical, transmitted to the many by those who work for the few, essentially undemocratic and narrow in perspective, tied to the rich and powerful but not totally immune to the pressures of an agitated public, propagandistic yet sometimes providing hard information that is intentionally or unintentionally revealing..

These success stories also show that many victims themselves don't really embrace this view; instead of agitating for — or despairing over — political deliverance from their plight, they set about changing it through individual, nonpolitical striving.

The agnostic, on the other hand, sounded shrill and sweaty (insofar as one can sound sweaty), agitated from the start.

The reason why the bifurcation of nature is always creeping back into scientific philosophy is the extreme difficulty of exhibiting the perceived redness and warmth of the fire in one system of relations with the agitated molecules of carbon and oxygen, with the radiant energy from them, and with the various functionings of the material body.

If Jesus were alive today, he would be agitating for the explusion of foreigners from Judea and for the overthrow of the democratic government of Israel.

You seem agitated, which is understandable given the lack of evidence you have seen from your side.

-- the blood being, as in a furious fit of anger, enraged and agitated by the impress of revenge conceived against the murderer, at the instant of the soul's compulsive exile from the body.

(Made from 2 and a half gallons of milk, churned and shaken and agitated into creamy gold.)

If you're the fiery pitta type, with a strong desire to debate and argue and with a tendency to become hot, angry or agitated - especially in the summer heat; you'll also benefit from the cooling effects of the coconut and the soothing, balancing effects of aromatic rosewater.

The barcode communicates to the Genie smart oven how to cook each meal — from heating, cooling, agitating, microwaving and steaming — all of which takes place in a matter of minutes.

It's light enough that I can easily move it from surface to surface (filled with bubbling broth) without agitating my often over-taxed wrists.

Arsene Wenger was extremely agitated about Arsenal having to play against Bournemouth just two days after the win against Crystal Palace and the biggest gripe he had was that his players didn't have time to recover from the tiredness and knocks that were sustained in the first game.

You will see how agitated he can be once we get beatens from teams that already know his playing methods, and we will see how said fans that are praising him for winning against Chelsea will be!

Many players know that, too, and that's why the Athletic's Ken Rosenthal is reporting there is a movement within the Major League Baseball Players Association «agitating» to remove executive director Tony Clark from his position before anything goes down.

However, a bid from a Premier League side may entice Gray to agitate for a transfer.

With the Mestalla increasingly agitated, Rodrigo Moreno squandered an excellent chance to get Valencia back into the match but missed from inside the box after good work from Mina.

Villa's back four is sure to face the full fury of Liverpool's attacking might, but a performance from Richards may be enough to frustrate the already agitated Kop, and leave Brendan Rodgers out of a job.

Philip Billing tried his luck from distance as David Wagner's hungry side continued to agitate Mourinho, whose side lacked fluency, cohesion and creativity but appeared to have snatched a second goal.

Occasionally looking up to make sure Chelsea still hadn't made it out of their fucking half, Pep looked agitated at times from how challenging things were getting on his phone screen but he really pulled it out of the box in his game with Valverde, laying...

The atmosphere quickly changed from excitable to agitated and this spread to the players.

Even if the game isn't heated on the pitch the tension and rivalry within the stadium can still transfer to the players, which could explain some of the agitated finishing from the Liverpool players, especially from captain Henderson.

Occasionally looking up to make sure Chelsea still hadn't made it out of their fucking half, Pep looked agitated at times from how challenging things were getting on his phone screen but he really pulled it out of the box in his game with Valverde, laying down a slew of letters to spell out «humiliation».

Often, harsh words from impatience only agitate the potential fault lines between you and your child and make it progressively more difficult to get through to them.

This will stop you from being agitated when dealing with a crying baby.

Although nursing itself was very calming, I felt a physical responsibility to the baby and got very agitated when I was away from the baby for too long.

And so we gradually begin to shift our expectation from our Father, the very fountain of abundant life, and we begin to agitate for satisfaction from other means.

Because the insert will agitate out in the washing machine, there is no need to remove soiled inserts from the diaper.

Simply toss your soiled Thirsties Duo Diaper in the laundry and the inserts will agitate free from the diaper in the washing machine.

If your baby has reached this point of frustration and hunger they will begin to cry, move their head frantically from side to side, turn red and display signs that they are agitated and distressed.

If, on the other hand, your toddler often sits away from the group and gets agitated when other kids approach, it's time to talk to your doctor about autism.

We recommend removing Soaker Pads from the O.N.E. Diaper before placing in the diaper pail so that each piece of the diaper is optimally agitated during laundering.

We shall see if the Tories & LDs can continue to sing from the same sheet for much longer, but there may come a point (preferably after the AV referendum) that Labour's best strategy for avoiding another welfare - smashing lockout in opposition is to not take another state retrenchment (after Thatcher) lying down, & to agitate for the collapse of the Coalition, for a new Parliament, & a chance to reduce the deficit in a much cleverer, & less crude manner.