The body language of the refrigeration posse was comically hostile: arms crossed, eyes flicking back and forth to their hospitality sandwiches, as if the main thing to do with hippies was to keep an eye on them.
So basically, Canada's record-breaking arms deal just provided a significant advantage to the Saudis who are in the midst of an already very complex and hostile arms race in one of the most volatile regions in the world.
Kerry Beauchemin, an antique dealer, excepted one car, whose driver provided a hostile arm gesture as Mr. Beauchemin crossed First Avenue at 12th Street, seeking a place to charge his cellphone.
Over the weekend on June 14, UN-brokered talks began in Geneva, but many Yemenis know that with the increasingly hostile armed factions, a destroyed economy and the Saudi/Iran rivalry playing itself out in their country, peace will be hard to come by.
An alien emerges from the sphere and finds himself surrounded by a hostile, heavily armed US military force.
Mr. Hussein grew increasingly hostile to United Nations arms inspectors, and by late 1998, seven years after the gulf war ended, the United States fired hundreds of cruise missiles at Iraq in an unsuccessful bid to force Baghdad to get serious.
They're simultaneously arm, hostile, disorganized and weightless.
Jason Isaacson, who heads the American Jewish Committee's Washington office, described India and Israel as democracies surrounded by "hostile neighbors, well armed and numerous".
A survey commissioned for the IDC's annual Herzliya policy conference this year found that 14% of Jews in Israel (and some 40% of Arabs there) would consider leaving the country if a hostile state acquired nuclear arms.
It consists of LNG being transferred, in hostile environments, through loading arms or flexible cryogenic hoses into a carrier which then transports the LNG to onshore facilities.
Northrop Grumman joined the bidding for Newport News Shipbuilding, putting in a hostile bid for the arms builder against a rival offer by General Dynamics.
