Ten days after surgery the swelling in her right arm was reduced by half, compared with measurements taken 10 days prior to the operation, and she has been able to bare her arm, which she used to keep covered in a compression treatment sleeve most of the day.
An Egyptian asked me to help him bare his brick and I constantly bumped against the walls of the pyramids, due to the heavy bricks, which I was able to bare via alchemy.
Insurance companies would also be able to sell bare-bones plans, as long as they also offer at least one that's comprehensive.
Under Cruz's amendment, insurance companies will be able to sell bare-bones plans, as long as they also offer at least one that's comprehensive.
(Once you have the job, you may be able to go back to bare legs, depending on the office).
But you always begin by remembering, you always rig begin by degree that's membering the gathering of the dismembered element of the past that need to be able to be brought to bare in a nightmarish present in order to hold on to some vision of a better future, let alone the actualization of that better future.
With these sorts of salvo rates, a Zeus installation was expected to be able to successfully attack 14 "bare" warheads per minute.
Are you planting grass for decorative purposes, or do you want to be able to walk outside in bare feet?
"We forget that when you go from trying to move a rock with a lever and trying to move it with your bare hands, you might eventually be able to move it with your bare hands, but you're going to move it a lot more slowly and a shorter distance," said Jerry Webman, chief economist at Oppenheimer Funds.
She will probably be able to mount only a bare-bones campaign between now and the first nominating contests, with little money for radio or television advertising.
