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I was up in a second and shinning down the hill.

He shinned up to the top of the wall and dropped down.

On the other side Cal shinned up a tree to get a better view.

All of the song I could get before security started shinning his flashlight in my face.

Almost as if they'd gone shinning up this scaffold- to what?

"I got out of the bathroom window and shinned down the water pipe."

Like me, he started common and shinned his way up into the lesser gentry.

The sun was shinning on Sunday, after almost nonstop rain for nearly two weeks.

I paused for a moment, and then quickly shinned up fifteen feet of the column.

He shinned another work light down into the excavation.

He shinned up the tree very quickly, considering his plumpness.

Maybe you can get a job shinning Sanchez's shoes.

South Beach had been in a state of decline for so long, residents still seemed shinned by its recent revival.

Then he shinned up on to the wall-top, and called cheerfully to the old man.

I shinned up the trunk and pulled myself onto the lowest limb.

He shinned up a wall and over the top, dropping down the other side into a stonemason's yard.

He shinned up the rope, squeezed through the slit, and disappeared inside.

The sun shinned up over the horizon, spilling a glorious orange light.

She shinned down the rope to the Cat's deck.

Was looking at a fellow shinning up a coconut tree to get his breakfast, then he goes to sleep for the rest of the day.

The figure on the catwalk shinned up another staircase clutching his single suitcase.

Now with her piggy back heart shinning up the climbing frame is childs play.

Someone else was in there, too Must've shinned down a rope and caught me a right bang on the side of the head.'

In terror, Bess shinned up a tree and hoped the dogs would pass by.

She shinned down a pipe from the bathroom window."