Sentence examples similar to arm jabbing from inspiring English sources

As this oversize hunk of kitsch lies on the truck, one arm jabbed into the sky, it stands as a ludicrous monument to the fall of Eastern European Communism.

Not fun to be a bowler at present, as one who might know adds: 6.22pm GMT 5th over: West Indies 45-0 (Smith 27, Gayle 16) More like it from Gayle, punishing a ball from Bresnan that was too short and short-arm jabbing it for four, and then stepping wide and cracking the bowler down the ground for another boundary.

Mr. Moussavi used the anniversary as a pretense to call a demonstration, and by midday the streets outside the elaborately tiled mosque were filled with protesters, their arms jabbing the air, their fingers making a "V" symbol, for victory.

It was only Mortaza's final over of a 6-0-23-0 Straussin whicutStrauss cut one boundary and Trescothick short-arm jabbed another, which upped the ante.

Hussey joins in now, stepping back and bunting iut over long-off with a short arm jab.

But Ashwell Prince oozes class and plays a short arm jab for four through the vacant mid-wicket area.

They wound a tourniquet around his arm and jabbed his wrist with local anesthetic.

Ms. Wilson's voice is as forceful as an arm suddenly jabbed toward the ceiling and as concentrated as the image of her counting her fingers while singing "Remind me to count to 10" from the Kern-Fields standard "Remind Me".

After three dots, he eventually gets a short-arm jab away for a single to deep point.

Clarke gets off the mark with a short-arm jab to mid-on for a single before Watson gets a couple as the ball squirts under gully.

One of these days Martin Johnson will mis-time one of the short-arm jabs that give vent to his frustration while he is watching a match and brain a spectator sitting in front of him.