The subjects were asked to close their eyes and instructed to keep their hands on their chest, lock their knee joints, and stand as stably as they could.
For the first few days, Kornblum showed Josef different kinds of locks that he took, one by one, from the chest: locks used to secure manacles, mailboxes, and ladies' diaries; warded and pin-tumbler door locks; sturdy padlocks; and combination locks removed from safes and strongboxes.
In a muddy grotto fringed by ferns, all the elements are assembled and the chest is locked.
When she took out the garbage, she clutched her baby to her chest and locked eyes with the man as she stumbled past with the leaking bag.
She left a note on his chest and locked the van, and when she returned in the afternoon to check on him the van was gone, and he was gone, and though she waited for him at the clubs every night for the next week, none of the hungry, idle people in the plaza or the night-club managers knew or would tell her where he was.
When you begin chest compressions, lock your hands together like this, put your palm on the person's sternum, and press hard and fast, like this.
Stretch your chest by locking your fingers behind your back and extending your arms up.
Repeat steps 2-3 until his chest plate locks in place and it refuses to glow even when Ridley is stunned.
The ark, which is portable, is a kind of chest (aron) with a cover (kapporet), and the tabernacle, made of wood, metal, or stone, is a locked chest.
But the two tiny girls were fused at the chest and abdomen, locked in the classic embrace of Siamese twins.
