Sentence examples for arm shoots from inspiring English sources
I won't pretend that my arm shoots straight into the air, as if in homage to Dr Strangelove.
Whenever Vicky bobs into view, his arm shoots up in greeting - straight from his sea of solipsism, not waving but drowning.
His arm shoots out, then freezes; he looms over the front-chair strings, then falls into a simian crouch; he sways this way and that, audibly grunting.
But no scene is more frightening than the moment when a red-sleeved arm shoots across the screen to stop an elevator from closing behind a fleeing Donald T. Regan, then chief of staff.
If Hamlet talks about his mind, you can bet that Mr. Law will point to his forehead; when he mentions the heavens, his arm shoots straight up; and when the guy says his gorge rises, rest assured that he clutches at his stomach.
Susan Bartholemew had her arm shot off.
All of a sudden, his arm shot forward.
— The referee's right arm shot up, and John Tortorella flew into a rage.
After turning in Jonathan Stafford's arms, she suddenly stopped, and her arm shot up with a flexed wrist mirroring the ballet's iconic opening position.
He recently had his left arm shot off by an extremely maladroit colleague who accidentally discharged sawed-off shotgun while they were both pursuing hold-up men.
The attack began with a seizure: her left arm shot up into the air, and she was thrown against the wall of the art gallery she was visiting.
