I tried to keep looking at the drawing to understand the name they used for the pincers in the movie.
Fires, floods, a collapsed ceiling in the lunch nook, a child pincered in that window sash the caretaker still hadn't fixed.
He observes the neon-lit hallways and uninviting coffee shops with a rueful fascination; he reveals the economic, legal, and moral pincers in which addicts get caught; and he doesn't leaven his view of his characters' dilemmas with amateur sociologizing.
Six mornings a week a team of former addicts, nurses and a couple of social workers from the French group Médecins du Monde (Doctors of the World), a nonprofit health care organization, forge ahead into this particular circle of hell, with large plastic disposal jugs in one hand and long-handled pincers in the other to pluck needles from the garbage.
You could hop online or go to your local robot shop and have them create an ambulatory, four-legged robot with a couple pincers in it, so you could easily get any tools or toys that happen to go under there, or check for mice, or inspect wiring and construction for damage.
All the ladies get is too many kids and a load of pincers in their vaginas.
It aims the discharges by revolving the abdomen, a maneuver that enables it simultaneously to use its pincers in defense.
The statement could trap Pakistan in a pincer movement in which the very fundament of its national security policy would be challenged.
Another good Mongoose tactic would be to load it up with 2 soldiers and use it in a flank, or pincer movement in unison with soldiers on foot to catch the opposing team off guard.
I wrote last week of the effectiveness of the Welsh pincer movement in the area between the first receiver and the outside centre channel and with this in mind, it is crucial that England produce a smart kicking game.
