Sentence examples for twisted arm from inspiring English sources
Now, an Annunzio aide says, the Chicagoan thinks he is within one twisted arm of passage.
An orphan teen-ager with weak lungs, a gimpy leg and a twisted arm, Billy is the beloved cross borne by Eileen and Kate, elderly spinster sisters and shopkeepers.
Although he adds to Richard's ghoulish sense of humor by cracking jokes to the audience as he displays his twisted arm — he has no pronounced hunchback — and licks his lips or the enamelled, prepossessing face of Lady Anne (Timms), his effects are all on the outside; he won't let himself be foul within.
Although he adds to Richard's ghoulish sense of humor by cracking jokes to the audience as he displays his twisted arm — he has no pronounced hunchback — and licks his lips or the enamelled, prepossessing face of Lady Anne (Timms), his effects are all on the outside; he won't let himself be foul inside.
This must have happened at the time of death". "If Oetzi was a chieftain, why did his people not move the twisted arm into a more natural position?" he told BBC News.
Our results, for the first time, provide insight into the possible role of SYCP2 in SC assembly/disassembly. Our structural analysis revealed that mSYCP2 NTR contains two separate subdomains (an ARLD and a SLD) and that the overall conformation appears as a "twisted arm".
SEC Chairman Arthur Levitt quickly went to work, twisted arms at the exchanges, and brokered a compromise.
He whipped up storms and twisted arms whenever anti-Nazi material threatened to surface in new movies.
For months, as a gambling bill moved through the state legislature, swarms of lobbyists alternately charmed lawmakers and twisted arms.
"I don't know if leaders ever really twisted arms," says Christopher Dodd, who seems relieved to have lost his struggle against Daschle three years ago.
As it happens, Washington had been the prime sponsor of those sanctions, and successive administrations twisted arms in the Security Council to get them approved, adjusted and enforced.
