In the crowd, jaws drop, as well they should in the presence of such an extraordinary band.
From their jury box, they must have figured out that there are uncles and aunts of the girls crowded into the courtroom benches, well-kept people with clenched jaws.
He was a great showman, theatrical in appearance, with his sharp jaw and shock of white hair, and people always crowded into his courtroom, knowing there would be something going on.
With my "crowded" airway, he said, I was lucky not to have a receding jaw or a huge tongue.
By the end of the '70s, in the wake of "Star Wars" and the Corman-esque "Jaws," a new era of blockbusters was dawning in which lavishly budgeted spectacles crowded out lowbrow, low-budget drive-in and grindhouse fare.
In jaw-5D +/ spl-D, more ovules were initiated consecutively and crowded at one side of the locule, indicating that disruption of the CIN-like TCPs caused the abnormal ovule initiation in the ovaries.
He has captured the scene in his violent, filmic images: the lusty crowd, the jaw-shaking punches, the illicit bets, the tattooed corner men, the bleeding, exhausted fighters.
Alicia Keys has never struggled to draw in the arena crowds thanks to her jaw-dropping talent, beauty and stirring songs.
He found he could, but the process also had other effects: the animals' coats developed patches of colour; their ears became floppy; their skulls became rounded and foreshortened; their faces flattened; their noses got stubbier; and their jaws shortened, thus crowding their teeth.All told, then, these animals became, to wild foxes, the equivalent of what dogs are to wild wolves.
Several factors can be identified influencing the choice of therapy for an adult Class II case: severity of skeletal and dental discrepancy, amount of crowding especially in the lower jaw, periodontal condition, expected stability, age and the willingness of the patient to undergo orthognathic surgery.
