"Because of the speed and pace with which you have to wrench yourself up and down the emotional spectrum, you can't quantify beforehand how far you have to go," he said.
But let's not go crazy here: In this case, "practical" means it has a 3-inch ledge behind the driver's seat for a handbag or jacket, and that it doesn't leave your ears ringing when you finally wrench yourself away from the wheel.
You wrench yourself out of the life-flow, drawn by your intense attachment to your old desires...if there is game distraction around you, you will find yourself dropping back".
You're a bit tired of wrenching yourself from under the duvet, and ploughing through your work, and cooking, and running your home, and paying your bills, and making decisions and holding it all together.
"O.K., O.K.," Pollock said, walking away, "but after you've hurt yourself — wrenched your back, stepped on a rusty nail — don't forget you know somebody who knows what he's doing and can take it".
If you're still peeling yourself off the floor after Sunday's gut-wrenching "Breaking Bad," then consider yourself warned: As series star Aaron Paul told Jimmy Kimmelon Wednesday night, things are about to get even worse as the series heads into its home stretch.
Through all the changes, New Delhi remains a city of contrasts, so gird yourself for wrenching scenes of destitution.
Municipal plumbers spend two months fixing a leak in your plumbing, but in the end you are forced to take a wrench in hand and become something of a plumber yourself.
Brace yourself against the car and stand on the wrench, bouncing gently, if necessary.
If not, you will have to land your plane on the boundaries of the map where no one normally goes and repair it yourself (Use the support kit when flying, so you have a wrench).
To do it yourself, you'll need some plastic sheeting, rags, a rubber mallet, a wrench set, an oil pan, safety glasses, a funnel, an oil filter, an oil filter gasket and, of course, the correct motor oil.
