Sentences with phrase «taken out of the socket»
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«On those days when I was like, I don't think I can do a pull - up anymore because I feel like my arms are going to fall out of their sockets, he would take it one step at a time, and he understood what my concerns were.»
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I think we need to take a leaf out of your book with organising sockets — always a problem at our garage!
It takes a long time for a tooth to become so diseased that it simply comes out of its socket.
He met me in Moravia and Dr. Kerry Norris met us there and took x-rays; we then learned Zeus's hip had actually popped out of the socket when he banged up against the van.
You can think of an index of 0.4 as being «40 % out of the socket» if you want to oversimplify the picture, since the readings runs from a hypothetical 0 (zero would mean no ability to move in the socket) to a full luxation of 100 % out of the socket, or DI of 1.0 (and of course in the worst cases, the number can be over one, but those dogs will have bad bone changes, too, so it doesn't take a rocket scientist to see they are dysplastic).
Before the beast leaves he takes ClapTraps eye out of his socket and drops him to the floor.
Using those two types of movement together to stay one step ahead of the horde takes some getting used to, especially learning not to panic when it looks like a 12 - foot - tall Hell Knight is about to rip your spine out through your eye socket.
In the most minimal examples, we are presented with a singular aperture, which, taken out of context and scale, also suggests an eye socket — as though to imply that one must even look through the eye, and that all these painted rectangles are re-constituted and shifted from ovular visions.
The headphone socket is at the bottom of the phone, rather than the top, next to the micro-USB slot — we're not big fans of that, because it feels weird taking it out of the pocket that way.
A stretch of light Google searching, tweeting, and email pursuing were all it took for our arms to feel like they were about to fall out of his sockets,» and one - handed use is out of the question.