" The Big Rip" , kind of rolls up its sleeves and progressively takes apart the Universe layer by layer. Working from the outside in, going from the larger scales to the smaller scales.
Sometimes we just want to relax and unwind, but other times you might be ready to like roll up your sleeves and really dive in and understand how the language is being used.
Professor Sprout put the pink, fluffy pair over her own ears, rolled up the sleeves of her robes, grasped one of the tufty plants firmly, and pulled hard.
They shut out sound completely. Professor Sprout put the pink, fluffy pair over her own ears, rolled upthe sleeves of her robes, grasped one of the tufty plants firmly, and pulled hard.
I had feeling all over my body now, soreness in my head and throat and in my arm. I couldn't remember about the arm. I rolled up the sleeve of the cotton pajama thing and looked at it fuzzily.
'It is simplicity itself, ' said I. 'When you bared your arm to draw that fish into the boat I saw that J. A. had been tattooed in the bend of the elbow.
On this program we explore words and expressions in American English. Today, you might want to roll up your sleeves. We are going to get our hands dirty!