back spring

While the back springs needed work, those in the seat were fine.

The proposals would scale back spring football practice from 20 days to 10 days.

Gelsan replied, "You are on your way to try to bring back spring to the land.

I think Jareth has gone to find the gods, to bring back spring to the land."

The back springs are under the axle and outside the chassis frame.

We need you to somehow bring back spring."

Only the youngsters can bring back spring.

Opening days are usually good opportunities for catharsis, to welcome back spring and hot dogs and all that healthy stuff.

Lacks back springs, so feels unsupportive for long lounging.

The crosswind meant that Brim would have to go ahead on the back spring and get the stern to swing out to port.

The front and back springs are half-elliptical.

"We will bring back spring.

This was accomplished by removing the weak back spring and adding a heat-treated stop pin to align the blade in the open position.

In front the springs were shackled forward and were flat, the back springs underhung.

Perhaps Mylikki is right, perhaps you can bring back spring to this place; but your real task is to find the Stone Dancer.

Although the choreographer Michael Anthony Tester has thrown in somersaults, high kicks and back springs, the choreography adds little of interest.

Their heady fragrance brings back spring flowers; their muskiness, autumn ripeness, and their opulent flavor, lush summer fruit.

On dissection, fourteen knife blades were found remaining in his stomach, and the back spring of one penetrating through the bowel, seemed the immediate cause of his death.

In the movie, Waits appears in a dream scene as himself, singing the ballad "You Can Never Hold Back Spring" and accompanying himself at the piano.

He recently appeared in Roberto Benigni's "The Tiger and the Snow", playing You Can Never Hold Back Spring at Benigni's wedding dream.

After having his skin shredded and a piece of wood the size of a kitchen knife embedded in his back Spring considered retiring, however he returned to the track in April 2012.

This means that the blade does not lock but, once opened, is held in place by tension from a flat bar or leaf-type back spring that allows the blade to fold if a certain amount of pressure is applied.

A loud squawk interrupted his thoughts, and he glanced down, the light from a nearby fire shin ng off the bridge of his nose, outlining a faint smile as he spoke to his off- i Mummy will be back spring.

Sometimes the irony is wonderfully apposite, as when Joanne Fong's prophetess Cassandra, who can foresee her own onrushing death, dances with anguished intensity to Tom Waits's "You Can Never Hold Back Spring".

"While the step taken today by GM is in the right direction, there still are unanswered questions regarding GM's disclosure of the first fire back Spring 2011, and why the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration didn't issue a report on the Volt's fire risk until November 2011.