The phrase "arm slides" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physical movements, exercises, or animations involving the arms.
Example: "During the workout, the instructor demonstrated how to perform arm slides to improve shoulder flexibility."
Alternatives: "arm glides" or "arm sweeps".
Again his third arm slides around my head, to the back, again slipping inside to deposit his sperm.
A spindly arm slides through, and an elderly waitress wobbles out, spilling first one, then two, bowls of neon-orange soup on to the floor.
"Hawk in the sky," a phrase in the music, is a step forward with your arms waving out like the wings of a hawk; "keep bumpin' heads," another lyric, signals your head moving forward as your outstretched right arm slides back.
An arm slid through the door.
Grayed from overuse, it dropped down the big, round spindle as an automatic tone arm slid over.
Burnished and herbal, salty and slightly burned, it has so much heft that it feels physical, like an arm slid around your shoulders to urge you to move a little faster.
But the Yankees were outplaying their landlords until Ruth hurt his arm sliding in Game 2. When it became infected, Ruth became ineffective, and the Giants popped the Champagne.
Another big cover loft from Finch, he skews it high into the air against the faster bowler, and Nasir tears in from the boundary to fling himself at the ball, lose half the skin on his arm sliding forward, and hang onto the take.
Then his arm slid under my T-shirt, and I felt cold air on my skin as he placed his hand directly on my belly.
To install the tom mounting arm, slide the arm into the large mounting bracket on the top of the bass drum.
Vigor in dancing contrasts with solemnity in music: the slicing arms, slides to the knee, leaps and darting momentum fill the eye.
