Sentence examples for off the joint from inspiring English sources

One slight quirk is that he's an extremely strict time-keeper: he'll give his clients five minutes maximum in which to rip off the joint, or hoover up the loot.

Jorge Posada, the Yankees' catcher, sustained a bruised right knee after Maddux fouled a ball off the joint in the second inning; Posada's knee guard was split in two, and he could not immediately put any weight on his right leg.

"In order to take the house over I had to prove I could pay the mortgage, but I ended up having to get a £43,000 secured loan on top of my mortgage to pay off solicitors fees, money I'd borrowed from my father and to make up the shortfall to pay off the joint mortgage.

The risk, here, is whether Nokia can pull off the joint venture with Siemens.

Janet mentioned she didn't smoke that often but didn't hesitate for a second to smash a couple of pro hits off the joint when it got to her.

After cutting off the joint and separating all the soft parts from the upper end of the femur, it is very easy to pull down the femoral head until it is in the position of the old acetabulum.

In his paper, König concluded that: Trauma had to be very severe to break off parts of the joint surface.

If there's already cartilage loss, what we're looking to do is take the pressure off of the joint and have the muscles do the work.

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The results show that the introduction of the slots can smooth the stress distributions along the edges of the interfaces between adhesive and adherend and reduce stress concentration near the cut-off ends of the joint.

Eleven sewage ponds will be fenced off, as part of the joint humanitarian response.