Moving seems like the rational response to so much destruction, to having your life crumpled and twisted not once but two times.
But companies should be happy that they are not having their arms twisted into buying other sorts of advice from their auditor's colleagues.
How could you not feel guilty tossing your empty Twisted Tea or Keystone cans there?
And the Spyder is a willing partner when you want to take on some twisted sections of blacktop (not a point we could ever make about the Sebring).
Truman Capote would not let go on the subject and deliberately twisted the facts to savage Ann Woodward in his novel entitled Answered Prayers.
In those days, the IMF twisted their arms to make tough fiscal commitments they could not keep.
Otherwise, music and voices came and went and crossed and twisted with each other, and by August they did not listen any more.
Even healthy banks have been arm-twisted into accepting taxpayers' money so that weaker rivals would not stand out for doing so.
He suffered the injury in a tackle by Stephen Moore, although the Wallaby hooker was not at fault as Czekaj's studs caught in the turf and his leg twisted horribly under him.
Some twisted soul comes to believe that the only way he can be happy is to be not just a king, but a king of kings.
"We have to understand that young children may not fully appreciate the consequences of actions that are destructive but may be able to be romanticised at a twisted moment, " he said.
Is not Miss Roberts's mouth just a little too wide and Miss Pfeiffer's upper lip a tad twisted?
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