Dialogue, he said, was needed.A friend of Mr Sam Rainsy argues that this is a notable moment, when Cambodia's dictator has accepted that a winner-takes-all politics no longer serves, and that power now needs to be negotiated with prosperity spread beyond a narrow, grasping elite.
Most of us moderns have too narrow a range to grasp the scope of Wren's endeavours.
Grasp the narrow discharge (other) end of the flexible tube.
However, they also retained many reminders of their tree-dwelling ancestry, especially their rather long arms, short legs, narrow shoulders, and long grasping extremities.
The red panda is specialized as a bamboo feeder with strong, curved and sharp semi-retractile claws standing inward for grasping of narrow tree branches, leaves and fruit.
The woman's mouth opened in an expression of sorrow, her eyes narrowed, her hands grasped his hair, and she kissed him.
The serene canals that separate one group of thatch huts from the next are thin brown ribbons, often so narrow that boat passengers can grasp jungle grass on either bank as they float by.
The early short stories in Zářivé hlubiny (with Josef, 1916; "The Luminous Depths"), Krakonošova zahrada (with Josef, 1918; "The Garden of Krakonoš"), and Trapné povídky (1921; in Money and Other Stories, 1929)—are mainly concerned with man's efforts to break out of the narrow circle of destiny and grasp ultimate values.
Ordinarily, spinner sharks do not pose a substantial danger to humans; they do not perceive large mammals as prey as their small, narrow teeth are adapted for grasping rather than cutting.
The narrow histogram in the SMART assisted grasp data supports the premise of improved tip control as compared to freehand use.
