As Barakat advanced in his studies, he began leaning toward pediatric dentistry; his adviser was researching what makes some children cavity-prone, and Barakat had a knack for coaxing jumpy toddlers into a dentist's chair.
Broad is out there and still getting the full treatment from those in the stands – he takes England to three figures with another jumpy-prod into the on side as Harris tunes up for some chin music of his own.
I was given a password on my recent visit: "punchy," which I mistakenly morphed into "jumpy".
The unusual calls left the CEOs "totally baffled," according to CNN, and Mnuchin's perplexing statement injected a fresh dose of uncertainty into jumpy markets, The New York Times observed. .
Those grainy, jumpy Vines transform Dorsey and Greer into an alluring couple from a New Wave film.
Even when the music breaks into a jumpy back-and-forth, the mood is industrious, not aggressive.
Sometimes I run into these jumpy, jangled individuals at the Safeway, a supermarket not far from my house.
For weeks, he toyed with Robert Guerrero, made him angry, made him jumpy, drew him right into the usual vortex of opponent overconfidence.
By Laurie Sheck The New Yorker, July 2 , 1990P. 30 The faces are lifted up into the jumpy light, View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Naomi Fry.
"Point of Departure" (1988), an essay on the beauty of angularity, transforms themes couched in the clich?of academic serialism -- jumpy, zigzagging lines -- into likable characters within a bracing and sometimes dark-hued musical drama.
