Sentence examples for bent shovel from inspiring English sources

Results showed that the bent shovel significantly reduced the lumbar velocity and acceleration in the sagittal plane without affecting motion in the rotational or frontal planes.

Leaning against paddles like construction workers bent against shovels, fiddling with the cinch straps of their life vests and clunky white helmets, the rafters listen to the obligatory pretrip rant, doled out with comedic effect by a barrel-chested raft guide with a handlebar mustache: "This is a raft, and we'll be going down the river in these things".

The relaxed camaraderie of three women sunbathing at the edge of a lake feels completely right, as do the groggy postures of the tree planters at a misty early-morning meeting and their intent silhouettes later in the day, bent over shovels and seed bags.

Now, as we watched, an excavator shovel bent down and lifted it gingerly from its moorings.

LaBarbera watches them wind their way toward the back of the estuary, bending to shovel and sift the sand, then wading on a little further.

"You definitely don't want to shovel bent over," he said.

Later this month, one of the seedlings will be brought to the hospital, and that will be the explanation for the sight of a cluster of prosperous-looking people gathered briefly around a hole in the hospital lawn, near the river, among them Dr. Cahan, bent slightly forward with a shovel of dirt in his hand.

Even Francisco Nunez, who spent the better part of the day bent over the handle of a snow shovel, offered an infectious self-antidote to his aching shoulders and lower back.

Mr. Riddle's "Untitled (Fist)" (1965), for example, is in the form of an old shovel standing on its handle, its business end cut and bent into the form of a clenched hand.

Not bent".

As part of their employment history, patients were asked whether an average working day in their current job involved any of lifting (loads > 10 kg more than ten times), working with the back bent or twisted (for longer than an hour in total), or digging/shovelling.