The area would then be eligible for Federal money, with the agency shouldering 75 percent of the expenses.

She rushed to him, shouldering one of the men to the side and wrapping her arm around his waist.

He saw me shouldering through the strident, surging crowd and for a moment those cold gray eyes of his locked onto mine.

That was the quickest way of opening the door without interfering with the business of shouldering his weapon.

Mr. Martinez said that he asked the filmmaker to reduce the price by $1 million to compensate for shouldering such a large marketing budget.

Nikola Vignjevic continued shouldering the offensive load and smashed the club record for scoring with 166 points during the campaign.

Shouldering this responsibility leads them to learn more about soil, plants, and trees and not misuse them.

Instead, after another moment, he gave his small shrug, the calm, reassuring motion of acceptance, of shouldering another burden, that they all knew so well.

He stopped, rising to his full height beside a greater in diameter than normal pine, shouldering the CAR-15, firing another two round burst.

They started their horses, but a dog-tooth violet, shouldering amongst the maidenhair, caught her eye and made her rein in again.

He feels he is not "shouldering a man's burden" at Tara and views himself as "much less than a man-much less, indeed, than a woman".

He was awkwardly sidestepping his way through the woods, shouldering the branches, his eyes on the road, his pistol raised, prepared to fire at any moving thing.

Now that she has developed the confidence to match her muscles, Serena Williams has declared her intention of shouldering into the top five by the year's end.

I noticed the three strange ones, shouldering together and standing apart from the others as they swayed to the lazy roll and dreamed with their pale, topaz eyes.

Guy appeared from nowhere, twin daggers in hand, shouldering two liveried servants out the door ahead of him, and Alcuin and I were but a few steps behind.

Yet, to the protesters, housing is only a symbol of other burdens they see the middle class as shouldering, along with disproportionate income tax, the rising costs of goods, and growing inequality gaps.

In a letter on family well-being, the clerics urged husbands to reach beyond the traditional role of breadwinner by taking on more of the responsibilities that mothers often wind up shouldering even if they have outside jobs.

Latest figures suggest the most vulnerable parts of the UK are already shouldering the biggest burden of job losses - and the full impact of public spending cuts is still to emerge Continue reading...

LEAD: THAT sweet-sad time when fall's tattered and brilliant ensigns are torn from aloft is not far off, and there is no better season for shouldering a pack and taking to the woods.

No one really knows how many billions are needed to pay for both the war itself and the years to follow of shouldering what James Fallows in The Atlantic calls "The Fifty-first State," post-Saddam Iraq.

By this reckoning, there is more profit to be made in courting a smaller, devoted audience via cable and satellite networks than there is in shouldering the expense of trying to attract more people on broadcast television.

Both the mayor and Senator Jon S. Corzine, who spent $43 million to become governor of New Jersey last week, turned their personal fortunes into political assets - without shouldering the liabilities that self-financing frequently brings.

In this market, if a borrower defaults, the primary lender gets repaid before the secondary lender; in exchange for shouldering this risk, that second-lien lender earns a higher interest rate from the borrower.

They say they have long been shouldering the burden of housing the nuclear plants and are now being asked to slash town services and school programs to save customers elsewhere in the state at best a few cents on their monthly bills.

Instead of worrying about Lendl, Gomez has had the comparative luxury of shouldering his way through a draw in which he received a fourth-round walkover and in which none of his matches has lasted over two hours.

He moved in and put a hand on my shoulder.

And I would like for them to be looking over their shoulder.

The country is looking over their shoulder in a lot of ways.

Of course, not everyone wants someone looking over their shoulder.

He found himself looking over his shoulder more than once.

She put a hand on his shoulder and turned him to her.

They had to change- She felt a hand on her shoulder.

So, other than looking over her shoulder, what should she do?

She moved a little to let him see over her shoulder.

He let go of my shoulder and turned away from me.

She came up behind him and looked over his shoulder.

He put his hand on her shoulder and looked out again.

I went up behind him and put my hand on his shoulder.

A moment later, I felt a hand on my shoulder.

Turned her head to look at me over a shoulder.

I went over and put one hand on her shoulder.

Which of us can say he has never looked over his shoulder?

He started away, then turned to call over his shoulder.

She put her hand on the shoulder of the other woman.

I looked away, but he put his hand on my shoulder.

When she turned to him, he was still looking over her shoulder.

Looking back over his shoulder, because he was still running away.

She did not look over her shoulder to answer him.

Take a look at the top of the right shoulder.

He felt a hand on his shoulder and turned around.

These problems are too serious for our schools to shoulder alone.

It would be like him to shoulder all to cover me.

He had to shoulder the weight of the whole business.

His pressure brought their hands lower, almost to shoulder level.

You will have to shoulder the responsibility of your action.

She begins to shoulder her way through the group of men.

But, she said, Europe should shoulder more of the cost.

Patients want to shoulder some of the responsibility for their own treatment.

But their parents have also had to shoulder a financial burden.

But from that point on, the Senate must shoulder the full responsibility.

These, too, are countries which must shoulder commitments of their own.

It is women who shoulder the main responsibility for the children.

The government says that the public sector cannot shoulder the cost.

From now on, everyone within the Union must shoulder his or her responsibilities.

They raise them to shoulder level, and back off from the small crowd.

Our government, including my administration, must shoulder much of the blame for this problem.

A big warrior was the first to shoulder his way through to us.

"I want to shoulder my part of the responsibility for that," he said.

There were enough secrets in the family without having to shoulder another one.

So far, the courts have been the only ones to shoulder it.

Not by himself, but with his parents shouldering him up.

But the plan left him with a decision he couldn't shoulder alone.

He raised both hands to shoulder level and stepped forward.

They shouldered into place, one on either side of me.

He shouldered someone out of his way and kept going.