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long-limbed

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long-limbed [ˌlɒŋˈlɪmd] ADJpatilargo


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The long-limbed left-back won several trophies while on Merseyside, including the 2005 Champions League following a memorable penalty shootout victory over AC Milan in Istanbul.
Sinking his long-limbed hooks in, Struve worked hard for a choke, flattening Sukata out in the process.
It's an overheated, rather over-scored scena in which echoes of Puccini (and of Tosca especially) are combined with the hard edges of neoclassical Stravinsky in a way that seems to run counter to what Barber was always good at - composing long-limbed melodic lines of great lyrical potential.
 
 
 
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