Sentences with phrase «hold back the fences»

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It is not a «cure» for alcoholism, but it does provide a biochemical fence which holds back the addiction while other therapies have an opportunity to help the person learn to live without alcohol.

Don't let them fence you in or hold you back.

Four years ago, we thought that Thwaites [glacier] was relatively insensitive to change, because of a bedrock ridge — a fence if you will — holding it back.

«You don't have to make anything up to me,» I said, the gruffness in my voice a fence holding back my emotions.

This time around you'll be earning cash for your efforts, and that cash can be used to deploy solid barriers, fences, decoys, gun nests and more in your efforts to hold back the tide of Locust assaulting your position.

This has the benefit of providing strong praise for Square Enix and for many fans, sitting on the fence over purchasing the PS3 edition to no longer hold back and to jump into the series.

If you press the Move button (the squiggly line one on the front) while jumping over a railing or car, you can grind along it Tony Hawk - style and holding the trigger will enable you to lean back in your chair to duck under fences or avoid gangsters with sticks.

Throughout Anderson's compositions, the viewer is held back from the landscape by visual obstacles — vegetation, decorative fences and metal grills — making his scenes appear distant — a reflection, in part, of the artist's own complex reality.

Four years ago, we thought that Thwaites [glacier] was relatively insensitive to change, because of a bedrock ridge — a fence if you will — holding it back.

The others, who don't really care that much about what they do for a living, are the silent, hide - in - the - back - row types who the public steryotipically holds in its collective (grass is greener on the other side of the fence) head.

(what does HOT mean and to who)- «numerous upgrades» (does that mean 4 or 100)- «high end flooring» (does than mean $ 1 or $ 100 per sq ft)- «throughout» (does that mean in the closets and patio too)- «loads of cupboards» (I guess a transport is backing up right now)- «freshly painted» (does it smell nice)- «ready to move into» (i guess they got a mold test done before listing)- «Full bathrooms» (i guess you better hold it then)--» parking for 4 cars» (hondas or crown vics)-» mature neighbourhood» (is that old or does it mean no more vacant land exists)- «fenced in» (I guess that means the agent saw the permits and survey already)- «easy access to highways» (does this means it backs onto a major noisy four lane)- «tastefully updated» (I guess you can eat off the floors)- «sony 60» TV (glad to see the agent agreeing to pay for repairs)- «single attached garage» (a member of ashley madison maybe)-» tree lined street» (glad to see the city has been contacted to verify no remediation)- «this really is a fabulous home» (wow assuming all that liability in one phrase)-» within walking distance» (one block for grannies or 2 miles for teens)- «country life in the city» (you can have chickens and plow the yard)-» great location» (I guess all their other listings have a poor one)- «brand new» (wow that means what exactly)