shoulders

By not selecting few good worthy now, you're just pushing the decision into the future, to your/somebody else's shoulders.

In talking about Grooveshark, it was evident that closing that chapter in his life was a weight off his shoulders.

With Inbox they are free to innovate and try to fix the email problem without carrying a giant on they shoulders.

We don't get males in the office wearing tank tops or anything else that would expose the collarbone, armpits, shoulders, or shoulderblades.

When I was swimming across the deep end, he decided to jump onto my shoulders as I surfaced.

Greetings can involve hand shakes, fist bumbs, 1/2 hugs, or bumping shoulders etc.

Would this not make it easier to stand on the shoulders of giants?

If said man has a life jacket on, grab the shoulders, push him under as far as you can go, then pull up.

And keep climbing until their head and shoulders are out of the water.

Is your hair buzzed military grade, or does it spill over your shoulders?

There are many officers out there with economic chips on their shoulders.

People's shoulders and backs are not designed to absorb the force of lowering the bar from overhead after a snatch or clean and jerk.

Also: my wife is a scientist, and I have come to realize that programming is a way more open, "stand on the shoulders of giants" field than theirs is in many ways.

You haven't done anything but say "okay let's see my most carbon producing areas are," and your only solutions are "let's see if someone else can help me reduce my carbon by taking the responsibility off of my own shoulders" This was absolutely craptastic.

> You haven't done anything but say "okay let's see my most carbon producing areas are," and your only solutions are "let's see if someone else can help me reduce my carbon by taking the responsibility off of my own shoulders" Well, in a sense I can understand how someone can think this way.