Finally, "Look who's coming!" We all look and there is Jack, on the other side of the glass, sailing in our direction, looking at us looking at him, eyes that stay fastened as he moves.
But fortunately, the cherry blossoms were in the early stage of bloom, and their petals stayed firmly fastened within their flowers, with the bloom relatively undisturbed.
Studies have shown that both THAs are effective in reducing joint pain and MTHA was superior to traditional THA in terms of decreasing blood loss during surgery, decreasing length of hospital stay, fastening walking speed, and daily functional independence [ 2– 4].
A number of huge jars, separated by wooden stays, were fastened together in such a way that they could neither break apart nor yet strike together; then this framework was spanned by beams, and on top of all earth and brush were placed, and the surface was fenced in round about, so that it presented somewhat the appearance of a farmyard.
She makes several trips to Central America, fearing that "a piece of me had stayed behind, snagged,... fastened to the foliage, and someday I'd have to get it and bring it back or else unhook it and leave it there alone," and obsesses over George.
That solves one age-old footwear problem: decorations can now be fastened to stay on past the first week of wear.
Analysing the data will take months, however initial results reinforce the warning usually given on planes to stay seated with your seat belt fastened.
Eventually, by the grace of some miracle (and a nine-foot board), I popped up, stayed up, and rode a wave into shore, goofy grin fastened to my face like a barnacle.
The design of this disconcerting time device borrows its rigid and light structure from renowned cable-stayed bridges; an extended arm of cables fastened to the plate holds the cage in a vertical position, thus highlighting the sensation of autonomy.
"Fastened to a dying animal".
