So up a wooden ladder into the crawl space above the church sanctuary, Billy Gaines went. |
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When looking at Kellerman swimming the Australian crawl in 1912, one wonders if history is repeating itself. |
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Air also enters the living space from other unheated parts of the house, such as attics, basements, or crawl spaces. |
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Also at issue are the lack of adequate fire escapes and fire separation in the crawl space. |
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Average speed of rush hour traffic is now down to a crawl of three miles per hour and experts warn it is set to get worse. |
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Kev and I crawl out of my bed at some point in the arvo, I have no idea whether I have been sleeping. |
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I heard approaching footsteps and reached for the handle on the crawl space door, and tried to pull it closed. |
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It does mean, however, that a fast front crawl is as important as a strong right arm. |
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To the immediate right, there is a short climb up a rock rib, at the top of which is an obscured boulder crawl leading on and up. |
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He is holding a length of curtain material in front of him while a young woman attempts to crawl between his legs. |
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No, I just crawl around complaining of a shooting pain in my head and sensing my vision get progressively weirder. |
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Each dot of a hatchling makes an epic crawl under the loose bark until she comes to a leaf bud. |
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He rescued his bag, and clinging to the poles he somehow managed to crawl up the ice foot, but he was pretty wet and soon very cold. |
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Some people search for caribou through binoculars, others take turns napping in a crawl space that is layered with mattresses and sleeping bags. |
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She stared up into the face of a man that she had once been at the mercy of and felt her skin begin to crawl again. |
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If the gap between railings on a stairway or at the landing is wide enough to crawl through you should rig a device to stop kids from doing so. |
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In order to fit in with the lads, he finds himself going out on a Friday night club crawl. |
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Rama has no option but to crawl, wounding her hands and tearing her clothes as she inches towards her distant school. |
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Sure, sometimes the days crawl by, but before you know it, two months will have breezed past in the blink of an eye. |
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The shoulder can be put into a precarious position during the recovery and entry periods of the crawl and butterfly strokes. |
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Any sane New York politician who can walk or crawl into the Plaza will be there with bells on, soaking up the good press. |
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Bonfires can be fatal for wildlife such as hedgehogs, which often crawl in them to sleep. |
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She had learned to shoot a pistol, crawl under barbed wire, tap out gibberish on a Morse key. |
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Most chitons feed by rasping algae and other encrusted food off of the rocks on which they crawl. |
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For the past ten minutes I'd been watching two tiny worms crawl their way across the front step. |
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Childs's crops were so jungle-like that his combine had to move at a crawl to harvest the corn. |
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I was finally able to crawl under the tree, and I soon found myself among a jungle of branches and leaves. |
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Fungal diseases cause infected larvae to crawl to the tops of the plants where the dead weevils will be easy to see. |
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With nothing much in the way between the watering holes, certainly no hills to speak of, we looked set for the perfect pub crawl. |
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He almost died, and had to crawl his way to help despite broken bones and a shattered jaw. |
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Search engine crawlers will crawl web pages periodically for updated contents. |
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It's the relentless, mind-numbing repeat tasks that drive me up the wall, and sometimes I can't even be bothered to crawl back down again. |
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I'm not a big fan of walkers because apparently they make the baby lazy, and they stop trying to walk or crawl. |
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And probably the most significant development in the history of swimming world-wide, was the invention of the stroke known as the Australian crawl. |
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Yet we crawl over wrecks, clamber over line-strewn reefs and drift in limited visibility into God knows what, while breathing wheezily from our single cylinder. |
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Social media is heavily censored, with Instagram blocked and access to various websites operating at a crawl. |
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John Huston recalls in his autobiography, An Open Book, a time when he asked Mitchum to crawl across the grass on his elbows. |
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In the 20th century, we learned that we could crawl inside of a photograph and find ourselves. |
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The poor athletes have to cringe and crawl and kowtow to the mighty officials and association members in order to get a place in the Olympic contingent. |
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There's just a wrongness about him that makes my skin crawl. |
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Many babies pull themselves over on to all fours and start to crawl. |
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Plus, in order to get to the countryside you have to crawl out of the city, deep breathing toxic fumes and being gobbed on by small boys from footbridges as you go. |
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Beside a trip to Kissimmee, Fla., his electioneering bar crawl took him last weekend to the Gators Dockside Bar in Orlando. |
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I drop into first gear, let out the clutch, and enjoy the crawl. |
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When you crawl out at the bottom you are perhaps Four Hundred yards underground. |
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As the rush hour reached its peak this morning, traffic slowed to a crawl. |
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It's more efficient to use insulation with higher R-values in the attic and in rooms with cathedral ceilings than in wood frame walls and basements or crawl spaces with walls. |
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Sally, the American student, was half-asleep at a corner table after a pub crawl. |
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My computer has slowed down to a crawl since I installed that software package. |
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Children employed as mule scavengers by cotton mills would crawl under machinery to pick up cotton, working 14 hours a day, six days a week. |
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The least she could do was crawl back into her severely stylish shell, so she wouldn't look pitiful when he gave her the old heave-ho. |
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Yeah, because who needs a pub crawl when you can drink your own body weight in wheatgrass and ginger, eh? |
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But baby wallabies are born so tiny and undeveloped, they immediately crawl into their mothers' ' pouches to continue to develop. |
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Den he drap right ter de yerth, en I des stop long enough ter put a tin bucket on my haid 'fo' I began ter crawl atter Marse Dan. |
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After a mole is born and begins to develop it will begin to crawl around and dig. |
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At the Grand Canyon, he let me crawl to the edge for a better look. |
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In his diary, Ickes expressed jubilance when his smear campaign began to crawl under Lindbergh's skin. |
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However, while Burgess swam breaststroke, she used crawl, and therefore had her goggles sealed with paraffin to render them water tight. |
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In coal mines, children would crawl through tunnels too narrow and low for adults. |
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Hostile crowds spilled onto the track, forcing the trains to slow to a crawl. |
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Sand fences might also slow their movement to a crawl, but geologists are still analyzing results for the optimum fence designs. |
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One side of the wall had the foam egg crating attached with room for a small person to crawl inside. |
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Wilde was small enough to crawl through gullies impassable to most of his colleagues. |
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Breast stroke, back crawl and other more complicated strokes are selectively taught to the most advanced students. |
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Electronic Hill Descent Control uses the vehicle's brakes and engine torque to crawl in bottom gear on steep downhill slopes. |
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The very idea of Mrs Jones the school cleaner using the same bedpan as the squire's wife made their skin crawl. |
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In addition to front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke, what is the fourth common swimming stroke? |
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The dolphins then crawl around on their sides, consuming the fish they washed up on shore. |
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When conditions improve, the animals rehydrate, dust themselves off and crawl away. |
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When Hennery saw the bo's'n crawl out of the water hole he nearly fainted with fright. |
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He stood across in the other garden, beside a bush of pale Michaelmas daisies, watching the last bees crawl into the hive. |
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The American crawl, a variation of the Australian crawl, was developed at the WSA by Louis Handley. |
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When the new driveway was completed and cars and trucks could crawl inchingly over it, I lost my patience with moon-science. |
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The Assize of Ale is an annual event in the city where people in medieval costume take part in a pub crawl to raise money for local charities. |
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My books say the bot fly lays larvae on the nose of the sheep or goat and the bots crawl up into the nasal cavity for three to eight weeks until they mature. |
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They went out for a night on the town, but it turned into a pub crawl. |
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But while she was washing them her son saw the small black spider with a white line down its back crawl out from among the fruit and on to his mother. |
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Females crawl out on beaches, dig nests and lay eggs during the night. |
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So while an earwig can indeed crawl into a person's ear, it seems that a place has to be pretty darn earwiggy for such a thing to happen by chance. |
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They crawl across the sea floor using their flexible arms for locomotion. |
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Put a pub crawl together with your BFFs, do sake bombs while you wail your heart out at a karaoke bar, play some sloshball with your friends in the park. |
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We crawl over each other in our race for power, wealth, and fame. |
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His lips moved, and he looked at her as if the time inside his head had slowed to a crawl, as if the nerveways in his brain were clogged with too much information. |
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The sound of fingernails on a chalkboard just makes my skin crawl. |
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Female woodlice carry their eggs in a liquid-filled pouch under their bodies. When the young woodlice hatch from the eggs, they crawl out of the pouch. |
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My son was able to squeeze in the tight crawl space to retrieve the cat. |
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Benthic insects that crawl about on various surfaces of such substrates as rocks, fine sediments, woody debris, or leaf packs can be termed sprawlers. |
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The inner layer of a turtle's shell is made up of about 60 bones that include portions of the backbone and the ribs, meaning the turtle cannot crawl out of its shell. |
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It lays its eggs on the toad's skin and when these hatch, the larvae crawl into the toad's nostrils and eat its flesh internally with lethal consequences. |
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His cheekbony face is pale grey, with a black wavy beard as in a frame of mourning, and upon it crawl, washing off the dirt, large drops of sweat. |
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