She demonstrates the smoker's usual pose, wrist canted back, first two fingers extended, empty-handed.
To stop the bus, people sat and lay on the ground, extending empty hands.
Then Chapo shouted, "O.K., O.K., O.K., O.K.!" and extended his empty hands through the bathroom doorway.
Onstage, Scott Pritchard jogged in place, panting with arms extended, imploring 2,000 empty seats in a husky voice, "What do you do" (pause) "when you're pursuing your dream" (pause, breath) "and you're faced with adversity?" Olivia Schofield, four yards away but seemingly unaware of Pritchard, reached for a case covered in black velveteen.
In the absence of information showing production or control technology changes in years before or after measurement data, the measurements were assumed valid and extended to the empty cells in the JEM.
"Homes that used to be flipped quickly are now empty for extended periods of times," Mr. Dunn said.
When the banned words extended to the phrase "empty chair" — the most conspicuous sign of Liu's absence at the Nobel ceremony — Wen hit on an idea.
We have extended a model for empty capsid assembly (Wales, 2005; Fejer et al., 2009; Johnston et al., 2010) to describe assembly around NAs.
Above severe block letters spelling "Great Western to Devon's Moors," a yellow road extends from an empty intersection in the foreground over rolling hills to the horizon and an eerily radiant sky.
The bag at first base was empty, extending an invitation to Dodgers reliever Chris Hatcher.
These solutions, which are valid for the empty cavity, are extended to the case of an inviscid fluid-filled cavity.
