wire's

Medtronic said it can't estimate how many such patients have died, but in October 2007 it said five patients 'deaths were possibly caused by the wire's fracture.

'Pre-emption' Cited as Major Case Is Tossed 2009

Oddly, though, even though this is what the AP had asked Obama, the wire's earlier version of this story said this: print share

Correction: Obama Not Ruling Out Nukes In All Circumstances, After All 2009

I do hope that wire's not too far off the ground, otherwise if they fall off they're in trouble, with no wings.

New Masthead 2008

But one of the wire's creators has a different idea.

a few good men 2006

CP -- do you know that the wire's rhonda pearlman (deirdre lovejoy) was in The Water Children of which you spoke at PH, directed by DP? if not, it's cool to know, if so, sorry about that.

a few good men 2006

This time, the seltyr's wire's smile was less than perfunctory.

Cadmian's Choice Modesitt, L. E. 2006

There's a tiny hummingbird with a shiny green breast sitting on a telephone wire that connects to the eave just above my office window . . . the wire's moving all over the place, but he's not letting go for anything.

WIL WHEATON dot NET: 1.5: February 2005 Archives 2005

Then, in a moment, he pushed the plug at the other end back into its familiar socket, and, taking the wire's two bared ends, he attached them to the metal stand of Miss Stephens's big hanging birdcage.

Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine 2003

Wearing his father's spare jacket, the one whose sleeves were a little frayed and whose stars had lost their luster, he took up his pole and set his balancing foot firmly on the cable, letting his toes listen until they had memorized every note, every nuance of tempo, in the wire's hard, ethereal hum.

Villa Incognito Robbins, Tom 2003

Basically, these are a grenade on a stick; and if the trip wire's tripped, fragments are thrown in all directions.

CNN Transcript Oct 20, 2001 2001