His arms are spread, his face locked in concentration.
"No," she said, shaking her head but keeping her face locked up all the same.
Images of the 2007 ride show his round belly pressing against his jersey, his face locked in a scowl.
But Representative Robert Dold, his face locked in a smile so bright it could be studied by astronomers, moved in.
Nick Saban doesn't smile a lot, his face locked most of the time in a constipated grimace.
Arms outstretched, mouth wide open, his face locked in despair, the sculpture depicts a man dangling from a financial index in free fall.
Dressed in a simple outfit of funeral black, her face locked in concentration, she glided, leapt and spun across the ice, elegantly and flawlessly.
An angry Bush-Cheney stalkeder staroundaroutsidetside, his face locked in a scowl, telling everyone who listened that what was going on inside that room was a crime.
We see a toy bunny being waved in the camera's face, locking us into the point of view of our seven-year-old hero, Jeremiah Jimmy Bennettt).
The International Energy Agency, a conservative body with a fossil fuel heritage, stated starkly in its recent report that we face locking in dangerous warming within a few years.
If Europe decides to allow 3 billion tonnes more emissions to occur it will knowingly increase the global risk we face, locking in high emission technologies and making the task of catching up more difficult in the following decade.
