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The Rowan tried to free herself from his grasp as if he were suddenly re- pulsive.

A variety of pulsive sounds were also recorded; these contained complex energy up to 3500 Hz.

Yet, under this re- pulsive embrace, Sally was strangely unmoving.

No wonder we couldn't find any evidence of a pro- pulsive unit on your machine, when the propulsive unit was in your head, instead.

It was an im- pulsive act, one he might have reconsidered if he had allowed him- self time to think about it.

You were not dancing with Ned Ticket' What a re- pulsive business'" Gersen sighed. "

Abolishing an entire category of elective office proved as re- pulsive to small-government conservatives as it did to big-government liberals.

The massive reptilian monsters bore their equally re- pulsive masters upon their backs, their feet leaving deep marks in the sand as they moved.

Armstrong talked about each of the Guns members, talking about Slash's mastery and Adler's pulsive, pounding beats before pausing.

Blanco y Negro Music is a partner of the enterprise Pulsive Media in Burgwedel in Germany.

It was described by Billboard as a "danceable track with deep, syncopated beats" with a "pulsive erotic groover", with her vocals performed in a "girlish breathiness".

Her patient was thirty-five, and should have been slim, petite, and blonde, but instead her face showed the puffiness of com- pulsive eating and drinking, and her hair was barely presentable.

"Seems even more obvious if you have one of those re- pulsive creatures stamping through your gray matter," Jerry grated, aligning the cheddite projector in its weapon mode and quickly pressing the activator button three times.

In a pulsive (may also be retropulsive) gait, the patient's centre of gravity appears to be either in front or behind him, and he is struggling to keep his feet up to his centre of gravity.