rehabbing

But don't worry about the calorie count because after all that intense rehabbing and treatment, he needed it.

"The first eight weeks after surgery, I couldn't do any rehabbing of the knee at all," Mehl said.

Though the focus of these shows is the renovation of a house, the drama involves the rehabbing of a human.

Carimi is currently rehabbing an injured knee and recently learned he has to have a second knee surgery.

"I'm happy that he feels good about his rehabbing and that he's in good spirits," Chaney said.

"We all know that Mike Richter's rehabbing," Blackburn said.

Catalogue companies like Pottery Barn and Crate and Barrel were given credit for rehabbing furniture's dowdy image among consumers.

"As soon as we get the soreness out of there, they feel like he can start rehabbing," Redskins Coach Joe Gibbs said during a news conference yesterday.

Such a comment, which may seem odd to older people, hints at another catalyst for the cultural rehabbing of things that might seem the opposite of cool: stylistic irony.

"First you have to get over the surgery part, then you get over the rehabbing, then the psychological part, which is the final hurdle to a total rehab.

"When the rehabilitation of a landmark requires far more money than what the landmark itself can generate, you need to do something with the rest of the property to help pay for the rehabbing."

Mr. Bijou said he had focused on rehabbing buildings on a dilapidated block of 14th Street because he believes in recycling structures in older urban centers for new use.

After spending several years in semi-retirement and rehabbing a neck injury that forced him out of the squared circle in the first place, Jim Powers returned to wrestling for an independent promoter on March 9, 2007.

If TWC had taken over MI-Connect, it would almost certainly be in worse shape because TWC would not have put as much money into rehabbing it... not enough profit to make it worthwhile.