limberness

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• If your ideal bacon is more limber or has a bit more chew, you may prefer a different method.

• A few overhead presses or arm curls can help keep things limber.

• Her prose is often beautiful and lyrical, as well as limber, for she alternates between many modes with surprising ease.

• The role eventually went to the limber Brit Andrew Garfield.

• The way to fight being brittle—to keep the disease at bay—is to work at being limber.

• Then, a long and limber girl with wide eyes and an uncanny resemblance to Rihanna grabs my hand and startles me by speaking.

• A few reps of dynamic moves like toy soldiers and step-ups will get you warm and limber.

• Watch the brave and limber artist go Cirque-du-Soleil style and dance with some provocative figures.

• At present she is throwing her whole weight upon my wrist, which I hope will get limber under it!

• He's getting a little stiff in the joints of his good nature, but a good dose of flattery'll limber him up considerable.

• "I am Davy to you folks," said the little man as he stamped around to limber up from the long confinement.

• Ammunition wagons were going up, and the artillerymen were filling their limber chests.

• Here's my daughter run away to be married with the coolest, freshest, limber-tongued young codfish that ever escaped salting.