And what sharps means is needles, things that stick.

A nail penetrated the car tyre.

I didn't mean to pry.

...right through you, you old fool!

A needle pulling thread

They're all embroidered. He also wears them to funerals.

Threading the Fiscal Needle

Sew, a needle pulling thread

Sew, a needle pulling thread

Sew A needle pulling thread

Sew, a needle pulling thread

You're looking at brine pools formed by salt diapirs.

VISITS SURGERY 1993 (June Dec.) 1,075 1993 Laparoscopies 50

1994 (Jan. Dec.) 1,976 1994 Laparoscopies 72

1995 (Jan. Dec.) 3,805 1995 Laparoscopies 113

If you prick us, do we not bleed?

If you prick us, do we not bleed?

It's pressure. Have you done a spinal puncture?

God will direct Don Martin's lance to my heart.

Well, I can help you thread a needle.

It's not my business to pry into people's private affairs.

Jensen, a probe.

It's like finding a needle in a haystack.

I saw a man piercing his arm

I know a fellow who had a twig pierce his foot.

My hands were shaking too much to thread the needle.

And after what I couldn't help overhearing about that prickly feeling...

Because we know we see needles, but people aren't familiar with the eye of a needle apart from putting a thread through it.

Prying in my life, looking in my handbag, spying on me!

When we put these two probes together ...

If you go through a metal detector, you'll probably die.

Hopefully you can appreciate the device there curving through the patient's body and removing the patient's bone marrow, instead of with 200 punctures, with just a single puncture under local anesthesia.

He was DOA. Knife cut his heart in half.

I couldn't thread a needle or see the lice in my hair.

The stitches may be rough, but you can still wear.

He ain't no tec. He's a gentleman. Look at his boots .

Tests have been conducted on combined ground penetrating radar metal detectors and on infrared detectors.

A failed targeted killing took place on the same day.

The best results have been obtained in an open group setting using acupuncture points in the external ear with needles without electrical stimulation.

I want you to know that I can still thread a needle without my eyeglasses... and still occasionally do a softshoe shuffle.

Which is why I always wear spurs, even in cold weather.

And the way we do this is we basically place this through the soft tissue, and kind of punch it into the hard bone, into the tuchus that's a technical term and aspirate about 10 mls of bone marrow out, each time, with a syringe.

For four months this alleged angel of mercy has pored, probed, punctured, pillaged and plundered my helpless body while tormenting my mind with a steady drip of baby talk.

Instead of entering the bone dozens of times, we enter just once, into the front of the hip or the back of the hip.

You know whenever people fall from a really tall building...or...they get stabbed in the chest.