How To Use Cosh In A Sentence
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He yelled before he was coshed on the head, by a blunt object.
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Objective : To observe and analyze the effect of Cervicoshoulder Myofascitis treated catgut through point mainly.
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CHAPTER 4 Hyperbolic Functions 65 arcsinh x ¼ ln ½x þ ðx2 þ 1Þ1 = 2 Š arccosh x ¼ ln ½x þ ðx2 À 1Þ1 = 2 Š arctanh x ¼ 0: 5 ln ½ð1 þ xÞ = ð1 À xÞŠ arccsch x ¼ ln ½xÀ1 þ ðxÀ2 þ 1Þ1 = 2 Š arcsech x ¼ ln ½xÀ1 þ ðxÀ2 À 1Þ1 = 2 Š arccoth x ¼ 0: 5 ln ½ðx þ 1Þ = ðx À 1ÞŠ In these expressions, the values 0.5 represent exactly 1 = 2.
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THE OTHER FOUR The remaining four hyperbolic functions follow from the hyperbolic sine and the hyperbolic cosine, like this: tanh x ¼ sinh x = cosh x csch x ¼ 1 = sinh x sech x ¼ 1 = cosh x coth x ¼ cosh x = sinh x In terms of exponential functions, they are expressed this way: tanh x ¼ ðex À eÀx Þ = ðex þ eÀx Þ csch x ¼ 2 = ðex À eÀx
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-- when their lords travelled from place to place -- with summer-oats, with providing for their cosherings, or feasts, at Christmas and Easter, with "black men and black money," for border defence, and with workmen and axemen from every ploughland, to work in the ditches, or to hew passages for the soldiery through the woods.
A Popular History of Ireland : from the Earliest Period to the Emancipation of the Catholics — Complete
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Canadian commentator Colby Cosh (hey it's Sunday, I'll alliterate if I want) has posted a quick thought on the comparative welfare recipient counts between Alberta and Saskatchewan.
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England were under the cosh, having suffered through a massive partnership between Hussey and Brad Haddin that gave Australia a first‑innings lead of 221.
For cricket, read life: Andrew Strauss admits his 'sliding door' moment | Mike Selvey
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We wanted these manipulative girls and violent boys to be unwashed for a year, unfed for a month, to be lashed, strapped, coshed and whacked.
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We have already looked at this one above, but here we note that, using hyperbolic trig. functions, it is also cosh / sinh or 1 / tanh.
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Another man then appeared and smashed him across his left arm with an iron cosh, before dragging him out and throwing him to the ground.
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The sinh, cosh, and tanh subroutines compute the hyperbolic trigonometric functions of their parameters.
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Adams said the Samboree gathering includes games and festivities throughout the week such as euchre, bingo, craft classes, tours of the Coshocton area, seminars and entertainment.
Coshoctontribune.com - Local News
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It was claimed in court that he probably struck the first blow with an extended cosh.
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For the church are St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, who had a vision of Jesus as the Sacred Heart, which is where the church gets its name, and St. Bernadette of Lourdes, tying into Lady of Lourdes as the last mission church in Coshocton County that eventually was absorbed by Sacred Heart.
Coshoctontribune.com - Local News
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A conspiratorial hush proceeds to cosh the masses, precipitating a muffled ripple of applause as the Mayor and his entourage take to the stand.
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‘They brought coshes, lead piping and cut-down billiard cues with them.’
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Under the settee in the lounge officers also found a machete and two wooden coshes.
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A quick visit to the King's seneschal confirmed that he could indeed reclaim his men, and that they would be dispatched to the manor at Cosh that afternoon.
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She kept a cabinet full of weapons, including an axe, crossbow, machete, swordstick, cosh, an air rifle and two revolvers, the court was told.
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Officers acting on a tip-off swooped on a gang of robbers, believed to be armed with knives and coshes, just after they had held up a security van.
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A jury convicted him in May of illegally possessing the gas, a lock knife and a cosh at the airport.
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Overall though, Moneyball is more melodramatic than one might expect from the pen of Sorkin who massaged an earlier draft by Steven Zaillian, gooier in the middle and coshing the audience with emotional wallops.
Moneyball – review
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Cosh is an extremely vicious tool, which does it's damage internally as apposed to a nasty surface bruise coursed by the baton!
Inside the anti-kettling HQ
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More than 260 knives, coshes, guns and bayonets went on show yesterday as West Yorkshire Police revealed the potentially lethal array of weapons handed in during an amnesty.
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Now would someone other than me, address the MET'S use of the cosh.
Inside the anti-kettling HQ
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Ham-radio records show that, during their time in Guyana, the Temple leaders ordered vast quantities of tranquilizers and Thorazine, "liquid cosh," in order to drug the members.
The Horror, The Horror
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With respect, the use of a knife as opposed to the use of a cosh in their minds is clearly something quite different.
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They coshed the bluefish on the head to kill them as soon as they had time to do so, for Togger said the Lady frowned on hunters who let their prey suffer unnecessarily.
Crown of Earth
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He was coshed over the head by two balaclava clad men who made off with the money.
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Objective : To observe and analyze the effect of Cervicoshoulder Myofascitis treated catgut through point mainly.
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The cosh and the teargas, he said, were left over from his evening job as a bouncer, and he had just forgotten to unpack them before travelling.
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Some were armed with bottles and others brandished weapons including coshes or iron bars, a screwdriver and a knife.
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If D coshes V and he dies, D would be liable for murder as he intended to cause grievous bodily harm.
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Fourteen years after this was made, the idea of robberies from trains, and indeed coshing drivers - coolly omitted from the professor's sophistical account of what harm his thieves have really done - lost a smidgen of its innocence.
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It houses thousands of weapons, including guns and ammunition, knives, knuckledusters, coshes, crossbows and swords.
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I always tend to choose chairs which allow me to see the whole room and that I feel uncomfortable standing on the street with my back exposed in case someone comes and coshes me.
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He said: ‘We want to take away the potential for knives, coshes and an array of other items to be used in crime.’
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Weapons wanted in the amnesty include those with a blade or sharp point, such as knives and machetes, CS gas canisters, coshes and knuckle dusters.
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The columnist coshed me on the back of the head and, while I was out, dumped me in the uncharted territory of his foreign policy mistakes.
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They threatened to cosh him if he refused to hand over the phone.
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Sometimes he contrived, in defiance of the law, to live by coshering, that is to say, by quartering himself on the old tenants of his family, who, wretched as was their own condition, could not refuse a portion of their pittance to one whom they still regarded as their rightful lord.
The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume 2
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All good things come to he who waits at the dark alley with a cosh
Archive 2010-03-01
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Under the cosh in Auckland, they again found the right cards to play.
Rugby World Cup 2011: Time for France to take leaf out of England's book | Shaun Edwards
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The train robbers coshed the guard.
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With a costly European defeat and nine goals conceded in two games, Strachan is already under the cosh with his first Old Firm derby looming.
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I've requisitioned more oil from Cosh, and expect wagons any day.
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But there is no doubt that my client used the cosh and probably struck Mr Bourne about the head.
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The sinh, cosh, and tanh subroutines compute the hyperbolic trigonometric functions of their parameters.
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Giving evidence for the defence, he told the jury that he had used the cosh and struck the bone-breaking blow.
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Weapons wanted in the amnesty include those with a blade or sharp point, such as knives and machetes, CS gas canisters, coshes and knuckle dusters.
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He is also charged with possession of two coshes.
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Masked men armed with a machete and cosh burst into a busy town centre amusement arcade and forced terrified staff to open the safe and hand over a large amount of cash.
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Peter Spencer, the Item Club's chief economist, said that even though the interest rate was likely to remain at its emergency level of 0.5% for at least three more years, consumers would "remain under the cosh".
UK's Nobel economics laureate Christopher Pissarides warns chancellor: don't axe jobless benefits
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Newmarket, in order that he might find an opportunity in their absence of indulging himself in his own gossiping, coshering habits, which were distasteful to Charles, whose temper inclined to formality, and with which even the favourite, of late, had not thought it worth while to seem to sympathise.
The Fortunes of Nigel
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Labour councils like Manchester and even Lib-Con ones like Leeds have been enabled to regenerate their cities without getting constantly coshed by Whitehall.
The Art of the Putdown No 94
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Each member brought a particular skill to the gang, which successfully robbed the night mail train to London, causing serious head injuries when they coshed the train driver, who never fully recovered.
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Some are still _coshering_ here and there among their charitable neighbors, while many are bitter hearted exiles across the sea.
The Letters of "Norah" on Her Tour Through Ireland
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It houses thousands of weapons, including guns and ammunition, knives, knuckledusters, coshes, crossbows and swords.
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Sorry, it feels like somebody coshed me from behind.
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In for - mulas and equations, they are abbreviated arcsinh or sinhÀ1, arccosh or coshÀ1, arctanh or tanhÀ1, arccsch or cschÀ1, arcsech or sechÀ1, and arccoth or cothÀ1 respectively.
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Here we note that, using hyperbolic trig. functions, it is also cosh/sinh or 1/tanh.
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When the lockers were later searched coshes, knives, bayonets, and swords were found.
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They're starting to turn the screw here and advance towardss the Ireland 22.60 min: An hour gone, Wales are five points clear and have a knackered looking Irish team very much under the cosh.
Rugby World Cup 2011: Ireland v Wales - live! | Barry Glendenning
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Others had been servants to Protestants; and the Protestants added, with bitter scorn, that it was fortunate for the country when this was the case; for that a menial who had cleaned the plate and rubbed down the horse of an English gentleman might pass for a civilised being, when compared with many of the native aristocracy whose lives had been spent in coshering or marauding.
The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume 3
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We have no hope of getting anything sensible done when protesters are forcibly corralled and coshed and select committees spend their time and expertise on reports only to find themselves ignored.
MPs condemn coalition's bonfire of the quangos as botched
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Other news• The use of chemical cosh drugs for dementia patients will be cut as part of a "national action plan" proposed by a coalition of charities and private companies, reports the Daily Telegraph.
Society daily 26.10.2010
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The train driver was regrettably 'coshed' during the heist but such was the notoriety of this literally
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
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The first few they questioned told them that, and they coshed them unconscious and dropped them over the side.
Crown of Earth
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Now, however, public libraries are under the cosh; neglected, unloved, misunderstood and abused.
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This forested 3-mile loop follows the clear, icy waters of the rushing Ohanapecosh River as it tumbles down from glaciers and snowfields above.
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He said he had been threatened with guns, knives and hammers and attacked with a cosh in the past.
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In the latest incident two masked men - one with a handgun the other with a cosh - tied up the post master before escaping with a substantial amount of cash from Houghton Road Post Office at Thurnscoe.
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The second half saw Bolton under the cosh as Heaton Moor scored a second try and their stand off dropped a goal from 50 metres to level the scores.
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The National Post is running a column by Colby Cosh that touches on the theme of tolerance, a concept I've been kicking around in my head a lot the past week.
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The men rushed into the shop, coshed the manager, and attacked Mr Chapman and another assistant.
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The police moved in at 7 pm and “kettled” them, as they had done the otther demonstrators earlier, with one poor man aged 49 just passing by being coshed and having a heart attack and ignored by the police for too long.
Did Costumes and Props Undercut the Seriousness of the G-20 Protests? - The Lede Blog - NYTimes.com
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Detectives in Accrington today renewed their appeal for information about a robbery in which a shopkeeper was believed to be coshed with a gun.
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You saw that in how many finals we played and won even when we were under the cosh for a lot of the time.
Dietmar Hamann aims for the top again – with or without MK Dons
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The train driver was regrettably 'coshed' during the heist but such was the notoriety of this literally Grand Theft Train-o -- that when some seven years later the driver sadly passed on -- of leukemia (and not anything to do with the train heist) -- his family and the pompous British establishment still blamed the satanic Great Train Robbers for his death!
Martin Lewis: The Great Train Robbery Explained -- By Peter Cook
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Its ability to price its product has also been under the cosh as other newsvendors cut prices to capture a bigger share of a shrinking market.
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CHAPTER 4 Hyperbolic Functions 65 arcsinh x ¼ ln ½x þ ðx2 þ 1Þ1 = 2 Š arccosh x ¼ ln ½x þ ðx2 À 1Þ1 = 2 Š arctanh x ¼ 0: 5 ln ½ð1 þ xÞ = ð1 À xÞŠ arccsch x ¼ ln ½xÀ1 þ ðxÀ2 þ 1Þ1 = 2 Š arcsech x ¼ ln ½xÀ1 þ ðxÀ2 À 1Þ1 = 2 Š arccoth x ¼ 0: 5 ln ½ðx þ 1Þ = ðx À 1ÞŠ In these expressions, the values 0.5 represent exactly 1 = 2.
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We can also express coth 0 by fi rst fi nding the values of sinh 0 and cosh
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He has also been fined and jailed for having weapons including a pistol, coshes and saw-blades.
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Livingston were under the cosh, scrambling the ball clear twice in injury time, but held on desperately for points.
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In for - mulas and equations, they are abbreviated arcsinh or sinhÀ1, arccosh or coshÀ1, arctanh or tanhÀ1, arccsch or cschÀ1, arcsech or sechÀ1, and arccoth or cothÀ1 respectively.
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It was considered as an incident annexed to their tenure, that the socage vassals of the crown, and so of all the subordinate barons, should receive their lord and all his followers, and supply them in their progresses and journeys, which custom continued for some ages after in Ireland, under the name of _coshering_.
The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Vol. 07 (of 12)
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We wanted these manipulative girls and violent boys to be unwashed for a year, unfed for a month, to be lashed, strapped, coshed and whacked.
