Sentences with phrase «responds by lifting»

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Gloria De Piero MP, Labour's shadow minister for women and equalities, responding to the lifting of Lord Rennard's suspension, said: «Nick Clegg has sent a clear message to women voters — he is more interested in trying to salvage the Lib Dems» fading election hopes than do the right thing by the women who made these serious complaints.

Ambode, while responding to remarks by the Oba of Lagos, Oba Rilwanu Akiolu, said that Lagos Island would get a face lift this year.

However, if we push ourselves to lift 50 lbs for 3 sets of 10 reps (instead of the 8 reps we were doing before) on Exercise XYZ, the body will respond the only way it knows how... by adapting to the new stress being placed upon it.

However modern research now suggests that the 3 main ways your body responds with increased strain caused by lifting weights are: -

For example, when people go to gym and regularly lift weights, their body «unconsciously» responds by producing more muscles, those that the body requires to perform in the gym.

As we all know, when you lift weights your body responds to the challenge by increasing the size and strength of the muscles involved in the lift so that you will be able to do the job more easily next time.

When I am soft start by gently licking the end around in circles, lift me up as you feel the growth as my cock responds to your caress and suck the knob on the end gently don't move too fast there is no rushing don't just try to take my sperm even if you feel the need to make it fast take your time feel it get bigger allow my cock to enter your mouth without you even moving as I reach full length.

Markets barely responded, and mortgage REIT bellwethers Annaly Capital Management, (NYSE: NLY) and American Capital Agency Corp. (NASDAQ: AGNC), as usual, had their fortunes lifted or depressed by the movements of the 10 - year Treasury bonds.

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I wonder what active constructive responding to a compliment might be — «Thank you, that really lifted my spirits» [i.e. what was the complimenting person's motive that you are trying to enhance by meeting this person where he or she is and promoting it further]