General Tuck would want to know his decision in a few hours.

In the beginning, Tuck did not have the support from the council.

His life at Tuck soon sent him in still another direction.

The game plan, Tuck would later say, had been perfect.

He has been on the faculty at Tuck since 1999.

He'd never know if Tuck drank all of the water right now.

She put her hand over the mike and grinned at Tuck.

It turned out to be the day that Tuck disappeared.

Only the smallest children looked at Tuck as he passed.

In 1953 Tuck and others suggested a number of solutions to these problems.

But traditional golf, as it was, had always left Tuck cold.

On her return she is often visited by the Tucks, who seems to become good friends.

Tuck appeared to break a right toe during the fight.

Their father tried to warn her, as Tuck remembered it.

I thought Tuck was the one with all the sisters."

She held the photograph where Tuck could see it.

A dozen years passed before Tuck saw the couple again, at the funerals.

The hood itself was then placed over my head and some tucks were taken in it.

Vicky Tuck on the lessons to be learned from history.

He motioned for Tuck to sit next to him on the concrete.

The doctor repeated the gesture for his wife and then sat down next to her, across the table from Tuck.

Still, Tuck was beginning to think that the doc wasn't really the one running the show.

He heard Tuck lie down and eventually begin breathing deeply.

The answer must lie inside of Tuck and the kind of mind he had.

The mouth had taken all the tucks of sour loneliness.

He made sure they were both tucked in and went to the door.

She tucked the questions away in the back of her mind.

Then we were tucked into bed and every light in the house was turned off.

Always had a book or two tucked away and he read to me a lot.

John is tucked up at home: they want to talk about him.

With his left, he reached out and tucked her behind him.

Bob and his wife were tucked away in their house.

She did her best to tuck them away as well.

I tucked her in bed for a nice long rest.

I used to do this thing about being tucked up by my mother at night.

They got tucked away and there was no thinking on them for a while.

I sat in the space between them with my feet tucked under me.

Part of her wanted to bring up what happened the night before, but she tucked it away.

This time, he made both to tuck the game away.

The car was tucked away far back under the trees.

If you have money left over at the end of the month, tuck it away.

She would write, tucked in some little room looking out at it all.

I tucked his computer under my arm and moved to the door.

I tucked her in and she took hold of my arm.

You never used to see him tuck up and fight on the inside.

All the other stuff then has to tuck in behind.

He slowly tucked up his feet to make room for her.

He got up and tucked his chair under the table.

I'm going to more than warm you up, when everyone's gone and the kids are tucked in.

Now it turns out that he had a small can tucked away.

Bob and his wife were tucked away in their house.

She tucked the questions away in the back of her mind.

I tucked her in bed for a nice long rest.

I sat in the space between them with my feet tucked under me.

Then we were tucked into bed and every light in the house was turned off.

With his left, he reached out and tucked her behind him.

The car was tucked away far back under the trees.

I tucked his computer under my arm and moved to the door.

He got up and tucked his chair under the table.

She did her best to tuck them away as well.

She tucked her arm in his and they started to walk again.

He slowly tucked up his feet to make room for her.

John is tucked up at home: they want to talk about him.

They got tucked away and there was no thinking on them for a while.

I used to do this thing about being tucked up by my mother at night.

Part of her wanted to bring up what happened the night before, but she tucked it away.

He looked down at her face, tucked against his shoulder.

She would write, tucked in some little room looking out at it all.

He tucked it under his arm and was ready to leave.

She tucked her head against my shoulder a moment, then looked up at me.

They know I got to get the place tucked in and turn out the lights.

With his build he could have tucked her under one arm.

Some consider the 'estoc' a precursor to the rapier.

Another variant was the specialized armour-piercing swords of the estoc type.

Weapons such as the Estoc, for example, would have little to no cutting edge, but they would be very rigid and strong on the thrust.

But the estoc was an effective weapon.

The estoc became popular because of its ability to thrust into the gaps between plates of armour.

The estoc was a variation of the longsword designed for fighting against mail or plate armour.

The French word estoc translates to thrust.

Thus was the estoc developed.

The Estoque concept of 2008 was named for the estoc, the sword traditionally used by matadors during bullfights.

While there is nothing to stop an estoc being one-handed, most were two-handed, being used half-sword or two hands on the grip.

Early on, the estoc was hung from the saddle when on horseback and simply hung from the belt when the soldier took to the ground.

Two other gunboats of the Arquebuse class, Casse-tête and Estoc, joined the Tonkin flotilla in early 1885.

The tuck (French estoc, Italian stocco) is an edgeless blade of square or triangular cross-section used for thrusting.

In French, estoc also means thrust or point; and estoc et taille means cut and thrust.

The duel was to consist of three bouts each of mounted lance, poleaxe, estoc, and dagger (accounts vary on whether the weapons were sharp or blunted).

Most varieties of estoc provided a long grip like that of a greatsword, though others mimicked the zweihänder in providing a long ricasso with a secondary guard of parrierhaken.

The Towarzysz husarski carried underneath his left thigh an Eastern-in-origin koncerz estoc (up to 1.5 meter in length) and often under his right thigh a palasz (a type of broadsword).

The ESTOC site will be supported by survey-dedicated research vessels, buoy systems and autonomous vehicles (currently three gliders are sampling the area and can be made available for missions in other areas).

He carries a sword similar in description to an Estoc, which is then stolen by Henry Maccabee to use as his own, it is relevantly long, since Henry has to strap it to his back.

Many consider the estoc a forerunner of the rapier, but more likely it is a merging of the espada ropera, a civilian sword, with the effective, and lighter estoc, that produced the rapier.

An inventory made in 1738 of the treasure vault of the Sobieski family's Żółkiew Castle (now Zhovkva in Ukraine) mentions "an estoc (koncerz) covered with golden plates bearing images of the Four Evangelists; Skanderbek's."

She is an excellent fighter who can skin her enemy with her estoc and main-gauche without a bat of an eye, and also a powerful sorceress who has learned most of the spells known to people and has the racial affinity with elementals and spirits.

The blade might be sharpened along its entire length, sharpened only from the centre to the tip (as described by Capoferro) or completely without a cutting edge as called "estoc" by Pallavicini, a rapier master who, in 1670, strongly advocated using a weapon with two cutting edges.

General Tuck would want to know his decision in a few hours.

In the beginning, Tuck did not have the support from the council.

His life at Tuck soon sent him in still another direction.

This proved to be Tuck's only game for the season.

He'd never know if Tuck drank all of the water right now.

But traditional golf, as it was, had always left Tuck cold.

Only the smallest children looked at Tuck as he passed.

It turned out to be the day that Tuck disappeared.

She put her hand over the mike and grinned at Tuck.

He emerged just in time to be introduced to the rest of Tuck's family.

In 1953 Tuck and others suggested a number of solutions to these problems.

He took the bat from Tuck's back and held him to his chest.

This revelation didn't have quite the effect that Tuck thought it would.

No, he didn't doubt for a moment that Tuck had spoken the truth.

His hands were cold and Tuck shivered at the touch.

He certainly hadn't had that reaction with any of Tuck's siblings!

"You'd think," Tuck said, having no idea whatsoever what the doctor was talking about.

The girl walked out of the water and Tuck ducked his head as she passed.

Their father tried to warn her, as Tuck remembered it.

I thought Tuck was the one with all the sisters."

She held the photograph where Tuck could see it.

A dozen years passed before Tuck saw the couple again, at the funerals.

"I'll take over now," Tuck said, giving him an understanding smile.

He raised his head, responding to the frantic sound of Tuck's voice.

The doctor repeated the gesture for his wife and then sat down next to her, across the table from Tuck.