Sentences with word «joggling»

Joggling boards always remind me of Charleston.

No crust equals no extra joggle on the hips, this recipe is a keeper.

Although his apocalyptic and poetic style does joggle the strictly rational mind, Altizer does not intentionally mislead or confuse.

And if that happens, well, this will all joggle your brain because you've got toxic excitotoxins.

Recognising infinitives and joggling with other tenses, with main activities on error correct...

My dad, John Couburn Harper, is at the wheel, and I can see his head joggling around through the rear window.

He / she should have excellent analytical skills to joggle several contending issues and come up with the best decisions

Good stamina: A blood spatter analyst must have good health and stamina to be able to joggle between collecting blood samples from crime scenes, analyzing them in the laboratory, and writing reports.

The baby is able to joggle and wiggle at will without getting into much trouble.

-LCB- I don't think their is anything better than an afternoon drink on the joggling board -RCB--LCB- Very civilized cocktail hour on the front porch -RCB- Bella thoroughly enjoyed escaping the city and getting to be a country dog for the weekend.

Midway through, the plot blows a gasket and the camerawork turns altogether crazed, joggling us about in the semi-darkness while the soundtrack rings to distorted screams.

All the work is «joggled» whereas it is production; it will cost more.»

I think the problem is to build systems for collecting solid information, where in the end the information we collect is constant, real, continuous, and not sporadic or with interruptions in data collection; what is called «joggling»... everything gets to be as much «joggled» as possible.»

Joggle your memory and recall what the Honda Ridgeline looks like; to answer your next question, yes, it still exists and sales have actually been up for 2013 over 2012 by nearly 30 %.

Altering one's mindset is vital to creativity, and booze can help with that, Bukowski claimed — «it yanks or joggles you out of routine thought and everydayism.»

One statistic, even if slightly exaggerated, might joggle the mind a bit: that is, that France creates its electricity with less than one tenth the carbon emissions of Germany per kilowatt hour.

In the Assessment's 1200 horror - studded pages, almost everything that happens in our complex world â $» sex, birth, disease, death, hunger, and wars, to name a few â $» is somehow made worse by pernicious emissions of carbon dioxide and the joggling of surface average temperature by a mere two degrees.

I hope to get a joggling board for it next Spring (uh, hello sticker shock!)