But, as a former war reporter myself, I recoil from the mawkish sentimentality with which we enshrine our casualties.
Republicans recoil at the thought of bail-outs but don’t want to accept blame for a market meltdown less than two months from an election.
"for coloured fire, potassium chlorate or perchlorate is combined with a metal salt that determines the colour. Rockets are lifted by recoil from the jet of fire thrown out by the Burning composition."
Our immediate reaction is to recoil in disgust. What sort of people could.
The recoil sneeze too strong, playing back Woods flying out of the whole body, butt sitting in a blooming flower heart king.
It will therefore be possible to work out which direction the neutralino that caused it to recoil came from and thus engage in a form of dark-matter astronomy.
The pain of it made him recoil from the exuberance of holiday shoppers.
Israel is the strongest country in the region. And as it is proved, it does not recoil from acting when its vital security interests are at stake.
An evil deed may recoil on the head of the doer.
There was a powerful recoil after each shot which hurt his shoulder and he then had to go to the trouble of reloading.
Such collisions should cause individual atomic nuclei to recoil, and with the right apparatus such recoils can be observed.
Still, should the scab of the sheep cause the shepherd to recoil?
“The British have a long propensity to recoil in horror from their children, ” the story reports, and now they’re really scared of their young.
Some of the dim branches exhibit bright recoil leaders.
Other educators recoil at the thought of more tests.
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