Sentence examples for ball of one from inspiring English sources
When we walk, we have a moment of bending the supporting knee as we advance the other leg and, soon after, a moment when our weight is on the ball of one foot before the other foot arrives in place.
A third of the way through Donna Uchizono's new "Thin Air," Hristoula Harakas balances as if she were midway through a running step: on the ball of one foot, body pitched forward precariously, time miraculously suspended for what feels like an amazingly long moment.
In the words of Sterling Ball of one of the teams on week four, Big Poppa Smokers, "This is not Ken Burns Barbecue".
Inspired by the sculptures of ancient Greece, she noted when one foot should stay flat on the floor while the other leg lifts, or when the dancer should rise onto the ball of one foot.
When the actors sing the word "poetry" in unison, they tease it by rising up on the ball of one foot; similarly, Shanley makes himself tall by walking on tiptoe.
Sometimes it is the man who places his weight on the ball of one foot, the other foot pointing down to rest a toe on the floor (this is called "the needle"), while the woman promenades him.
Many stilettos and little booties are adorned with round balls of one kind or another.
Of course, Curry could always pass the ball to one of the other three-point sharp shooters on Golden State, but every defense must pick its poison.
Jamal Joseph, a film professor at Columbia, who presided, tried to get the panelists to talk about Attica as a "people's victory," but they described it as more spontaneous and chaotic — "a ball of confusion," one said.
6.43pm GMT 10th over: England 96-0 (Lumb 62, Hales 32) After successive boundariless overs, Lumb slashes the first ball of this one through point for four.
end{aligned} (5.23 By the compactness Theorem 2.3 it follows that, up to a subsequence, ( E_j rightarrow E_{infty }) in measure and by the lower semicontinuity of the perimeter we immediately conclude that ( E_{infty }) is a ball of radius one.
