Sentences with phrase «snarls between»

The way it audibly snarls between gearshifts in Sport mode adds a little machismo too.

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But the liberal hope of a reconciliation between the present age and Christian faith remains a powerful idea, as does the (entirely laudable) impulse to free Christian faith from the snarls of a partisan political conservatism.

Since Bridgegate snarled GWB traffic for four straight days, Christie and Cuomo have agreed to a reform package that will see the appointment on one CEO answerable to the PAs board of commissioners instead of divvying up key positions between the two states

One of his most recent experiments shows that if you can prevent people from making that snarled - lip expression when they experience disgust — by simply asking them to hold a pencil between their lips — you can reduce their feeling of disgust when they are made to view revolting images.

The scene that follows between the two of them, in which they suddenly turn into snarling, snapping demons, is incomprehensible.

This time around, a suit could essentially snarl negotiations between L.A. Unified and the AFT, forcing families to the table of education decision - making.

You've got two exhaust options with the car — with mufflers or without — and the biggest difference between the two is the decibel level of the four - banger's high - rpm snarl.

Even though the six - speed manual could do with a little more precision, flicking through the gears rapidly is easy, the exhaust barking and snarling especially loudly between shifts.

«You intolerable lunatic,» he snarled at me, and then he caught my face between his hands and kissed me.

However, bridging the disconnect between where you are now — without adequate coverage — to where you want to be can feel at times as frustrating as trying to cross the San Mateo Bridge during rush hour or getting caught in a traffic snarl at Five Flags.

For a deeper breakdown of the snarling litigious imbroglio between the two parties, check out our previous coverage of the drama.

The last armadillo standing wins, so ultimately it's less about outrunning the bear and more about ensuring that there's at least one other player between you and your snarling pursuant at all times.

Underscoring the aggressiveness of the work is Imhof's decision to station cages with Doberman Pinscher dogs at the austere, colonnaded entrance, blurring the lines between the domestic and the institutional, friendly pet and snarling guard dog, human and animal.

More astounding, they disturb not one grain of rice poured in piles on a slab of marble in a floor work by Wolfgang Laib, even while alternating between barking, snarling, growling and nearly mauling each other, which Gund waves off as «playing.»

In some ways, the contrast between them was extreme: Sam was old school old school, a barking, snarling, and fowl - mouthed relic of the time when abstract expressionism ruled the world.

However, bridging the disconnect between where you are now — without adequate coverage — to where you want to be can feel at times as frustrating as trying to cross the San Mateo Bridge during rush hour or getting caught in a traffic snarl at Five Flags.