Sentence examples for balancing something from inspiring English sources
The main ideas are isolation and separation; you can have the hips shaking wildly while you're balancing something on your head that isn't moving at all.
That specific problem, the one of balancing something, let's say in the palm of your hand, is an example of a problem, which is commonly referred to as the inverted pendulum.
A sporty-looking young woman, in exercise pants and tennis shoes, lounges on the leather couch, reading a golfing magazine, as Jordan Baker is introduced into the narrative: "her chin raised a little, as if she were balancing something on it which was quite likely to fall".
They hold their head like they're balancing something on their chin -- à la F. Scott Fitzgerald's Jordan Baker Research has shown that "power poses," like standing tall with shoulders pulled back, chin up and not tucked into your chest, can boost your levels of testosterone (the hormone linked to having a sense of power and self-confidence) and lower the levels of the stress hormone cortisol.
He had taken on the responsibility of providing a plain white image for the cameras to use for color balancing, something done before every news conference.
If people were in charge who had to balance something other than being in the office all the time, then we wouldn't have this culture.
"We're trying to balance something that has been a real tradition here and also live within federal law," said Barbara Stinchfield, the director of community services for the city.
It was driven partly by Harding's remarkably detailed attention to balance, something that bore fruit especially in the opening minutes of the second movement, which grew from barely a whisper.
A pro-Palestinian group's program would consider balance something else altogether.
But with greater exposure comes the challenge of balancing responsibility, something Nationwide recently experienced when its advertising appeared on Facebook pages featuring violence against women and sexist content.
That requires balance, something sorely lacking in the go-go years before the financial crisis.
