A somnambulatory spiritualism carries the merchant to the mart, who is inclining a dreamy ear to the preacher's inventory of the treasures above. |
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James greeted his group of friends at Mel's ice cream parlor, inclining his head in the fashion that the youth of the era were using. |
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Jane smiled timidly at her mother, inclining her head forward, and then pulled on her own jacket. |
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I suppose my eyes conveyed the same message, and I smirked at him, inclining my head in a bow, before stepping up to shake his hand. |
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Our eyes locked and he gave me a questioning look, inclining his head at Ruby. |
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Harry tucked his wand back into his pocket and ran his hands over Malfoy's neck and shoulders, inclining his head forward and back. |
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The GM obtained by these tests is less precise than that derived from an inclining experiment. |
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When it is not acceptable as a basis for determining a ship's stability characteristics, an inclining experiment is required by regulation. |
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Making them seem less evil by portraying them over and over is just another way of inclining the audience toward those acts. |
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A computerized model was produced and an inclining experiment was carried out to establish the vessel's lightship characteristics. |
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Northwestern Ontario is a vast area, much of which lies on the gently inclining, rocky and forested terrain of the Canadian Shield. |
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The hydraulic side-shift discharge conveyor and optional inclining extension provide superior unloading versatility. |
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I stretch out my finger and a brazen parakeet sidles onto it, inclining its head so I can gently stroke its chalk blue ruff, so downy tender that it feels almost moist. |
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A traditional silver nail ceremony was held to celebrate the completion of the work and the ship was refloated, with inclining experiments to check stability. |
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Michael immediately dropped to one knee, inclining his head in reverence. |
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Then, following modifications, the barge did not undergo an inclining experiment to determine the new lightship characteristics. |
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The underwriter also carried out a post-occurrence inclining experiment to establish the vessel's lightship characteristics. |
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Once refloated, it was prepared for an inclining experiment to determine its basic stability characteristics. |
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Excessive emotion tends to cloud judgment, and it affects our ability to see clearly, often inclining us to see what we want to see, and pushing us to make decisions before we have completely thought them through. |
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The rolling period test is a method of approximating a ship's initial metacentric height and may be used for vessels up to 24 m in registered length, if it is not practical to carry out an inclining experiment. |
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Its immense shale-gas potential might make it even less willing to pay up, inclining it to depend less on pipeline gas and to take the risk that it can smooth out ebbs and flows through spot markets. |
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While inclining and rolling the model in the damage condition may be accepted as a check for the purpose of verifying the residual stability curve such tests are not to be accepted in lieu of the intact tests. |
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Consequently, although I broadly agree, I feel that more prudent and gradualist guidelines needed to be defined and this is why I was inclining towards abstaining from the final vote. |
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Thus incline your ear to hear the voice of the Son of God does not excuse the parish nowadays from inclining is own ear to hear the voice of the sons of God. |
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During the second phase, an allotment of water was decided upon for each farm based on average needs, and an inclining block rate for excess water use was applied as a deterrent, not as a source of revenue. |
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Subsidiarity, on the other hand, is popularly understood as inclining toward the individualist, let-the-locals-take-care-of-things end of the scale. |
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The bedrocks of the study area comprise crystalline basement covered by Vendian argillites, siltstones, clays and sands, gently inclining in a southern direction. |
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I pronounce thee a hovering temporizer, that Canst with thine eyes at once see good and evil, Inclining to them both. |
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