Grimsby, on the other hand, recoils from engagement and resorts to something like slander.
In the wrong hands, their accuracy, reduced recoil, large magazine size and high rate of fire make these guns perfectly suited to inflict mass casualties in a short period of time.
The long recurved bill, used for both visual and tactile feeding on invertebrates, is so sensitive that a bird in the hand will recoil at the gentlest touch.
This refuge is so isolated that almost nobody will be on hand to recoil at the sight of oil wells on the tundra.
People who talk or read with their fingers, walk using their arms and hands, categorically recoil from other people's touches, or float through the day on analgesics that suppress waves of pain, often develop resilient and innovative approaches to fleshly function.
("I agree with Jimmy — the rent is too damn high!" and then, as McMillan reached out a gloved hand, a slight recoil by Cuomo and a muttered "all right, all right").
What he has taught Rocky in the four years since I first saw him fight is to shorten the arc of most of his blows without losing power thereby, and always to follow one hard blow with another — "for insurance" — delivered with the other hand, instead of recoiling to watch the victim fall.
Users "pump" the shotgun by jerking the iPhone back and forth (vertically or horizontally), then "fire" by either tapping the screen or jerking your hand upward to simulate recoil.
Do not recoil your hand if they begin to sniff.
Larger pistols are more accurate than smaller ones, due to their fit to the hand, weight (reduced felt recoil), and longer sight plane.
When I started to dip a hand into it, he recoiled as if my arm were a puff adder.
