You must picture yourselves with huge arm muscles, and "feel" immense strength in your arms.
He would borrow from Guy Regal at Newel Antiques an immense 42-arm 1940s Venetian chandelier, using it to anchor the space.
In trying to clean up the immense global arms trade, "I'd say we're only about one-quarter of the way along," he said in an interview.
It was the first time he had thrown against a live defense twice in one day since his operation on Feb. 8 to repair a torn right rotator cuff, and to his immense gratification, his arm seemed no worse for wear.
"We went to Saudi Arabia and looked at it and thought, 'If women can't work there and it is a dictatorship situation and there is an immense supply of arms, we better not work there,'" he said.
But when the newly created AOL Time Warner further consolidated its pop power by announcing plans this week to merge with EMI Group (bringing together the immense music publishing arms of both companies as well as the record labels), it was interested in content.
But from my chair the sea, slightly distended by my higher perspective, seems a misty old gentleman stretched at his ease in an immense armchair which has for arms the arms of this bay and for an antimacassar the freshly laundered sky.
If Mr. Miller had one overarching achievement, it was to persuade professional athletes to cast aside the paternalism of the owners and to emerge as economic forces in their own right, often armed with immense bargaining power.
Watt was not good at basketball — he was much better at the shot-put, at which he was the state champion as a senior — but he was already tall and had long arms and immense hands, and that was enough to find a niche.
Former Paralympian skier Chris Waddell is poised to become the world's first paraplegic to scale Mt. Kilimanjaro unassisted, using a customized four-wheel mountain handcycle powered by his arms (and immense willpower).
