Sentence examples for balancing upside down from inspiring English sources

"Bow," in which Brittany Walsh, balancing upside down, shoots an arrow with her feet, is all three.

Just see how he takes time, balancing upside down on top of his pole to raise or lower one or both legs slowly.

It's not often you can see a man — the remarkable Liu Yongpu — balancing upside down on one hand atop a half-dozen stacked chairs placed frighteningly close to the front of the stage, or watch Yang Yingying contort her body into leg-splitting poses while holding candelabras on the soles of her feet and in the palms of her hands.

Moroccan visitors debated the meaning of a helicopter precariously balanced upside down by the Russian artist Alexander Ponomarev above a reflecting pool.

Past pieces include a gravity-defying parked car and his A Bullet from a Shooting Star for last year's London Design Festival which featured a 15-ton electricity pylon balanced upside down.

She balances upside-down on a bucket, while jamming a foot in as well, to indicate, in physical terms, how women can be viewed as half a person.

The best instance occurs when the dancers balance upside down on their necks.

The muscular bronze diver in Carole A. Feuerman's "Golden Mean," one of five sculptures installed in Riverfront Green Park, balances upside down on two hands, his body arching more than 16 feet into the air as if ready to spring into the Hudson.

15-Ton Sculpture Balances Upside Down in London.

I have seen him hold an audience of 1,200 spellbound, with children perched on adults' shoulders, just by drawing on an overhead projector, talking quietly: a nose, a line, a zig-zag, a big curve, a few more lines, and there is a crocodile balancing upside-down.

Does GM need another man born and raised at the Harvard Business School, who can read a balance sheet upside down and uses first names with bankers?