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After an hour, she stood up to stretch and keep herself limber.

But the tail did not lie in as limber a way.

He was more limber than Pike, and younger, of course.

Such people walk with the limber stride of their youth.

Harry was feeling quite limber; and Cliff looked the same.

He was very limber for somebody with that much muscle, she noticed.

When enough line had played out I gave the limber rod a final snap.

As you move toward the other end of the tubes, the fibers get longer and more limber.

A bit more limber, Howard started to jog up the street.

God, it's good to be back in a youthful, limber body, again.

Thank god I was limber, because he entered me facing him, with my legs over his arms.

You had to stay warm to keep limber or else your muscles would seize up.

She wondered if it really was a "limber pine" or whatever.

His body was tough and lean, but she preferred young, limber bodies.

He reached behind the throne and picked up a long, limber whip.

Halfway into the run I was limber and warm, thoughts flying free.

He did not know whether he was limber enough to swim.

His body seemed younger, more limber, definitely thinner, not very clean.

Smart move on his part; she was very limber.

They tend to be limber (a lot of stretching is involved) and slight.

When yet another man was hurt, one of the drivers from the limber crew replaced him.

The sound was no more beautiful when her voice was limber and warm.

"But I'm more limber now than I have been in years.

Once she was limber, she walked over to the railing.

The long limber torso whipped back and forth too fast to see.

The gun is brought to the back of the limber and connected, then both are run forward.

He ran forward and tugged men away from the limbers.

For transport the box trail was supported by a small limber.

I did mental tricks to keep my mind limber.

With a full ammunition chest in place, the limber was ready to move forward and supply the piece.

In the latter case, a 400-kg limber was used.

It was pulled by three pairs of horses when attached to its limber.

The limber of the experimental 152 mm ML-15 was used.

For one thing, he is not all that limber: "The legs don't go there."

There was no limber; the gun therefore could not be towed by a horse team.

In addition, a regimen of mild stretching exercises can help to keep the body limber.

The man under the limber was also abandoned.

The limber was then bolted on to the axle.

Gun and limber are run towards the start line, separated and stopped.

Enlisted men from the countryside took care of the 6 horses that pulled each gun and its first limber.

The shafts of a carriage were called limbers in English dialect.

Occasionally, two limbers were towed to increase the ammunition supply.

A gunner was thrown off the limber, but he picked himself up and ran after the cannon.

The limber was a two-wheeled carriage that carried an ammunition chest.

No limber was ever used and the gun fired with its wheels in contact with the ground.

The first shell fell on one of the limbers, exploded the ammunition and caused several casualties.

When asked his name, he just said "Jim Limber."

This and the ploughing strips are cut through by the much later Limber Road.

Each end of the carriage had inclined under-surfaces that rode on the limbers.

Napoleon cries to himself on the limber of a cannon, then he looks up to see the young eagle in a tree.