The big event comes at 17A, where the clue "Not to be contained anymore" is BURST AT THE SEAMS.
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It also features strongly made handles and YKK zippers, so you can rest assured it won't burst at the seams during your travels.
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The model nearly burst at the seams over the weekend hitting up runways and parties in garbs that brought out the breast best in her.
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We need a true carry-all, one that will hold everything and anything we may need — and that won't burst at the seams in the process.
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As public colleges burst at the seams, students unable to enroll in the classes they needed flooded into for-profit institutions, which welcomed them with open arms.
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In episode 4, he is more interested in limiting Philip's flying lessons than recognizing the "Great Smog" of 1952 as a public health problem, even as hospitals burst at the seams.
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The number of people here displaced from ISIS-controlled towns and villages has swollen to nearly 35,000; Debaga could soon burst at the seams if predictions of an exodus from Mosul hold true.
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Plucked and arpeggiated harp, aching violin, and a syrupy string section pack into a concise pop structure and burst at the seams, yearning to expand beyond the limits of McCartney's melody line yet kept from gooping over the edges of the song's airtight space.
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At times, Mueller seems to practically burst at the seams imposed by the DOJ policy, declaring that "if we had confidence after a thorough investigation of the facts that the President clearly did not commit obstruction of justice, we would so state" -- and then not so stating.
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This year's nods – especially in the Best British Male and Female categories – better reflect the diverse talent with which UK grime and R&B burst at the seams, but with no women included in the Best British Album or International Group categories, the BRITs still have a way to go before they become truly Woke.
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The Rev. Raymond Davis was installed as rector of Truro in 1948. He said that he would be pleased if he could, just once, fill all one hundred seats of the little brick church. Not only were all the seats filled, but the growing congregation began to burst at the seams as the great suburban expansion of Northern Virginia began in the 1950s.
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They gather outside of the home to watch with one of the school's other professors and a Congressman. Kent, who was told by "Jesus" to go to the house but remain outside, arrives and goes inside. As the laser test begins, the changes cause the target to be Hathaway's house so it hits the mirror prism, heating and popping the large amount of popcorn inside. Before long, the house fills with popcorn, eventually causing it to burst at the seams, sending Kent out through the front door.
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Pipp's Weekly further claimed that Fordsons had killed 136 men up to August 1922. Ford spokesmen maintained the accidents resulted from inexperienced drivers, saying any tractor could be dangerous if improperly handled. Satisfied customers praised the Fordson, saying it made farm work easier and performed ideally in orchards and truck farms. Judging from the Fordson's market share in the late teens and early 20s, the anecdotal horror stories, while extreme, must have been relative outliers (that is, the notion that "all Fordsons flip over backwards and burst at the seams" was an exaggeration).
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In Dzūkija, for example, the songs mocking the groom and his party take on the tonal characteristics of laments and lullabies, which augment the intended effect. Traditional drinking and banqueting songs often sing of the hops, which cause trouble by making the barrels burst at the seams. These songs are also related to various wedding rituals, melodically they are similar to other songs in the wedding repertoire, and they are often lyrical in nature. The bride's verkavimai (from verkti—to weep or sob) were an important part of the wedding ritual.
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This also includes rides on a Bullock cart, an Auto rikshaw, and the public bus which is world- famous for ornamental art on the outside as well as the inside. Rebecca Bailey volunteers to try everything from making and painting intricate pottery to taking a ride on a public bus that is crowded enough to burst at the seams. The second category can be characterized as general culture and the value system that exhibits the land’s deep-rooted core. Generosity - especially the manner in which gifts are exchanged, a sense of community found almost everywhere, the significance of keeping tradition alive, being one with nature, a fusion of both Hindu and Muslim religions – illustrated in the shrine at Dera Lal, marketplaces that never sleep are just some of the aspects highlighted upon by the British schoolteachers.
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