For the survivors, decades of coping with stunted, twisted or missing limbs has meant greater wear and tear on remaining joints and muscles, and virtually guaranteed the premature onset of arthritis and chronic pain.
Ripe red or yellow cherries are twisted off the bush and dropped into wicker baskets.
How could you not feel guilty tossing your empty Twisted Tea or Keystone cans there?
Of course, participants must also absolve the organisers of any liability over twisted ankles or other injuries.
He added the holes were a risk to the 8, 500 runners who could have "twisted their ankle or broken a leg".
She could barely throw out a twisted paper clip or a fridge magnet that had lost its attraction, let alone the dish of Irish coins that she and Rich had brought home from a trip fifteen years ago.
Another new development was the discovery of a dozen or more bright yellow 24-ounce Twisted Tea cans.
For skiers, knee injuries are the most likely, accounting for a quarter of all injuries, where the joint is twisted and the ligaments are stretched or torn.
When the practice of managing up gets confused with promotion of self-interest, brown-nosing, manipulation, the gymnastics of corporate climbing, or other mind games, a good theory rapidly becomes twisted resulting in a false and dangerous reality.
Each DNA molecule in the body contains two long strands of chemical letters, or bases--A, T, C and G--that come together like a twisted ladder (a.k.a. the double helix).
They were yellowed and broken, the remains of maybe a dozen different creatures twisted and spotted skulls and ribs in sizes and shapes Max had never seen in any book or museum.
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