She laughs easily and gestures broadly, waving her arms, rolling her eyes, sticking out her tongue.
"Earth Intruders" alludes only briefly to her Indonesian epiphany: "And the beast with many heads and arms rolling, steamroller".
Tigana and Platini exchanged dagger glances, throwing arms, rolling eyes and mouthing insults in the stereotypical expressive style.
At the point of impact, Harris delivered textbook tackles, wrapping with his arms, rolling his hips and pumping his legs to drive opponents backward.
In the repertory of Doug Varone and Dancers, the movement style is now recognizable: loosely flung arms, rolling torsos, sweeping legs, and lightning-speed turns.
All that waving of arms, rolling of eyes, clutching of brow and side-to-side staggering seemed to confuse Gershwin's naturalistic opera with a low-rent production of "Lucia di Lammermoor".
I just can't hardly STAND IT — " And he began to blubber "Feel like I been shot," pulling her into his arms, rolling half over so that the salty tears and his saliva wet her embroidered shirtwaist, calling her his little birdeen, and at that moment she would have walked into a furnace for him.
Suddenly Donna sashays into the room, arms rolling in a waving motion and her voice -- that voice -- joining with the great Lena Horne and singing just for me.
He held me in his arms, rolling up and down with the forming waves, cradling me and trying to get me to laugh, but it was like we were doing it because we had agreed we would, and it didn't work.
Miller's drawing portrayed a woman in a red bandana with her bent arm flexed, rolling up her shirtsleeve.
In a world which is constantly looking to sport for idols, nothing has warmed the heart more over the last few weeks than the spectacle of a rich, possibly self-loving 32-year-old with some misspelt Arabic arm ink rolling down his sleeves, donning the Greg Chappell hat and masterminding the destruction of England.
