Gird

Prep your wallets and gird your longboxes, folks.

Gird thy loins, dearest gentle readers.

Following from that, it is also an opportunity for us to gird ourselves and each other in preparation for the hard choices and difficult bargains that are the price of nation-building in a time of global crises.

Sue’s,” the author, who attended The Webb School in Bell Buckle, says not to worry, the book is mostly giddy, so readers won't have to gird themselves for too traumatic of a reading experience.

Take up one hole more in the buckle if necessary, or let down one, according to circumstances; but on the first of January let every man gird himself once more, with his face to the front, and take no interest in the things that were and are past.

Wall Street suffered its worst week and month since March on Friday with another losing session as markets gird for the US elections amid worries over rising coronavirus cases.

We need to go forth boldly, gird our loins (or whatever) and be armed.

But these days it’s also about generating tangible and intangible synergies to gird against disruption.

Cipollone could also help gird the White House for a potential Democratic takeover of the House of Representatives following the upcoming November midterm elections.

Gird Point Lookout, surrounded by snow east of Hamilton.

Gird up your loins for the task that now lies ahead.

Here’s a fair warning: Property owners should gird themselves now for a double-digit increase in assessments next year.

The troops have intensified vigil along the LoC and strengthened the counter-infiltration gird to foil the infiltration.

The first engine, the GIRD-04, was designed by I.A. Merkulov and tested in April 1933.

The GIRD-08 phosphorus-fueled ramjet was tested by firing it from an artillery cannon.

Yuri Pobedonostsev, chief of GIRD 's 3rd Brigade, carried out a great deal of research into ramjet engines.