Anjelica Huston, wearing an open-collared white shirt over slim trousers and looking more relaxed than anyone who flew from Europe to California less than 24 hours ago has any right to, tucks her feet, in their sparkly sapphire-blue ballet slippers, under her easy chair and makes a dismissive motion with the hand holding the Marlboro Light.
Play after play, Dixon made the right read or the right decision to tuck the ball and run.
In this short book, just the right size to tuck into a classy briefcase, Estrich speaks up as a Second Wave stalwart ready to replace the current watchword of overextended womanhood -- ambivalence -- with a new rallying cry: ambition.
Check your hair in the mirror to see if it has the right appearance, and use pins to tuck in any loose ends.
His jersey was too big for him, so he started to tuck in the right side of it, a superstition that stuck with him throughout his career.
It was there where the players put the world to rights, tucking into the kind of unpretentious grub that never seemed such a big deal in the days before football opened its doors to nutritionists and sports scientists and the strange new world of pasta, green-leaf salads and mineral water.
So, after tucking in the pleats at the waist, pull out the first pleat, pull the material towards the right and tuck it behind your back.
Make a v-shape with the thumb and forefinger of your right hand, tuck thumb behind paper and fingers on top at 45 degrees.
Asham faked Luongo to his right and tucked the puck through the goalie's legs for his third goal.
Kanté galloped forward and fed Vardy in the D. The striker turned and found Mahrez to his right, who tucked the ball, first time, into the bottom-left corner.
