Sentences with phrase «slide out of your arms»

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At this point, the end of the sheet on your dominant side can be held out straight, while the side that passed under your other arm can slide up and down to adjust the tension.

There is a bar or strap between the baby's legs that keeps him or her from sliding out, and the bath seat is attached to the tub with suction cups, or an arm that attaches over the side of the tub.

Baby might already be helping you dress him by lifting his leg into pants or by sliding his arm out of a sleeve.

There's some truth in that — it allows us to slide into a system which has worked out all the mistakes of an arm's - length relationship with the EU over decades rather than making them all over again ourselves.

Nokia N950 packed in made out of aluminum and comes with 4 - inch TFT touchscreen display with 854X480 pixels of resolution, powered by a ARM Cortex - A8 OMAP3630 1 GHz processor with 1 GB RAM, equipped with a slide - out physical QWERTY keyboard, 12 megapixel physical camera with LED flash, an additional front - facing camera to make video calls, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, Wi - Fi 802.11 b / g / n, a slightly less sensitive magnetometer, and a 1320mAh battery

Arm & Hammer SLIDE Easy Clean - Up Clumping Litter Church & Dwight Co., Inc. has Arm & Hammer SLIDE Easy Clean - Up Clumping Litter, which slides out of the pan without sticking.

Arm & Hammer's SLIDE Easy Clean - Up Clumping Litter slides out of the pan without sticking.

Plus, anyone who adopts a cat or kitten from an Ontario SPCA Animal Centre in November will receive a box of Arm & Hammer Slide ™ Cat Litter — its patented formula means used litter slides right out — while supplies last.

This giant of a man uses a Turkish fighting style that involves dousing himself in oil, meaning many of his attacks revolve around slides and grabbing opponents before gripping them tightly to make them rocket out of his arms (or in some cases, legs) and into a wall.

There is a top button on the mount that activate the sliding side arms, which are the flashiest we've seen on a car mount; they slowly glide out like some sort of robotic hug.