Sentences with phrase «small objects stuck»

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From the aisle seat where I was sitting I could have stuck out my foot and tripped him up, and might easily have done so, had my attention not been arrested by a still, small voice, as it were, asking, «Coffin, what part of that sentence are you objecting to?»

Of course, it also makes it impossible for small objects to be stuck into the outlets of the strip, too.

But be sure to keep a close eye on her: Some young children may try to put small objects in their nose or ears, where they can get stuck.

Toddlers have an airway with a smaller diameter than adults, and even small objects can get stuck in such a small space.

Any objects living at these points are stuck following the smaller body around the larger one, never catching up or falling behind.

Some objects may be small enough to pass through their system without causing any problems but others may get stuck and your dog could become seriously ill quite quickly.

They often have very long fur to protect them in the farm environment, but in a family home this translates into a lot of grooming to remove burrs, leaves, small sticks, and other foreign objects that will become tangled in the coat.

Some cats benefit from a dietary change to one with high fibre content or the introduction of softened hide sticks (usually given to small dogs) with a drop of fish oil added as an acceptable object to chew.

Avoid sharp or heavy objects that can hurt your retriever; instead, stick to balls, squeak toys, small sticks, ropes, or other vet - approved toys.

Some cats are in the habit of sampling all kinds of small objects, pins, string, paper clips, pieces of plastic etc. with their mouths and the objects often get stuck.

Hold a small stick - like object such as a pencil or a wooden chop stick.

As you head towards objects highlighted by a small white circle, you can interact with them by moving your cursor with the right analogue stick.

Objects that can be interacted with conjure a small white dot when approached and interaction is usually done by flicking the analog stick instead of using face buttons.

Taken from the celebrated S.O.S. Series, S.O.S. Starification Object Series (Veil)(1974 - 75) sees Wilke striking a revealing yet enigmatic attitude, an affectation owing much to a stereotyped glamour pose, but which is transformed into something more powerful and unsettling by the presence of small chewing gum sculptures stuck to Wilke's flesh.

In other performances from the 1980s, Hatoum employed her own body, dragging herself through a park in Bracknell, Berkshire, in Them and Us... and Other Divisions (1984), and sequestering herself in the shantylike space she created for Matters of Gravity (1987), visible to the viewer only through a small hole as she struggled to interact with everyday objects — a bed, a chair — stuck to the wall.

In 1998, the Los Angeles — based artist produced the first objects of his ongoing «Record Projection» series, a group of small, flashy assemblages crafted from colorful, mass - produced plastic forms — drinking straws, dish scrubbers, stick - on bows, hair rollers, and poker visors, for example — attached to vinyl records that, when set atop spinning turntables, become animated instruments in Williams's expanded cinema — like performances.

Young children are naturally curious about the world around them, and they tend to touch unknown items or stick small objects in their mouths.