Sentence examples for agitated figure from inspiring English sources

"And in the nearer part of this field, beside the tall windows of a crystal building, all at once a gigantic, agitated figure rose upright!

Yet André Villas-Boas, who had cut an agitated figure throughout, was also in the mood to give vent to anger and his target was a controversial one: the Tottenham home support.

Ferguson cut an agitated figure in the technical area as he pleaded with his players to concentrate in the face of the Catalans' domination.

Stoke boss Mark Hughes had cut an agitated figure on the touchline in the first half and his move to bring on Adam for Arnautovic at the break had an immediate effect.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger cut an agitated figure as he watched from the stands while serving a touchline ban, and Udinese's celebrations with their fans at the final whistle suggests they are confident of overcoming the deficit at home.

Wenger cut an agitated figure throughout the second half and did not attend the post-match media conference, insisting his one-match suspension also prevented him from conducting media duties.

In order to determine if the HIV-1 enhancing activity of SEVI is affected by SP, TZM-bl cells (plated at 6×103 cells/well and incubated for 48 h) were infected with HIV-1 BaL for 24 h in the absence or presence of agitated PAP286 (Figures 2A, C, E & G) and agitated PAP266 (Figures 2B, D, F & H).

M150B cultures consistently settle quickly and more compactly compared to the WT when not actively agitated (Additional file 1: Figure S3).

This may be caused by the thicker and closely packed ZnO as shown in Figure 4. To obtain a single ZnO nanorod for TEM images and SAED patterns, the ZnO NRAs integrated sample (Figure 2) was agitated in ethanol solution by ultrasonication.

The figures, worse than anticipated, agitated some pundits who thought the market might be slowing, and also worried some investors.

If these cells were then subsequently agitated, accumulation in this intracellular compartment was no longer observed (Figure 1A, right panel).