All this leaves out of sight the fellows, stretched out with holes through them, or with legs and arms off".
If you cut my legs and arms off, I'd go out there and put on a good show".
Cut his arms off and you suspect Nadal would half-swallow his racket, bite down hard and keep swinging.
I've seen waves rip a guy's arms off so there is nothing holding them on but skin and I'm thinking this could tear my head off.
To this end, the nuclear powers should drastically cut their arsenals and take arms off high alert, as Mr. Bush proposed last week.
"Are people just thinking, 'Oh, I'll go on the dole?' You'd think people would be ripping your arms off for a job".
Other writers were considered, but "Alain bit our arms off to be involved in the project," said Cat Jordan, a Heathrow spokeswoman, adding that he had a track record, having published "The Art of Travel," on the subject.
He earns a living writing about his expeditions, appearing in ski films and designing gear, like the kite ("small enough to fit in your pocket yet strong enough to rip your arms off") that he recently used to kite-ski across an ice field in Alaska.
Cas were again masters of their own downfall, conceding field position from a handling error and were punished from the resulting set when Southern collected a grubber that rebounded into his arms off the posts for a simple try.
I mean she's more about showing her arms off...
King Arthur first cuts one of the Black Knight's arms off with his sword, then another.
