Sentence examples for big knees from inspiring English sources
Did she feel that I preferred a false version of her, a glittering version, to the flesh-and-blood Monica with her Band-Aids and big knees and her burden of sorrows?
It's a great primer for those unfamiliar with Morris – think men in blouses, bells on ankles, big knees, wooden sticks – as well as a spiritual odyssey for its director and star: a belated coming-of-age for a man learning to embrace his own heritage.
He lands big knees punches on a tired Mitsuoka.
He won't say how much for, although it can't have been cheap, but it was also probably the last big knees-up attended by Clement Freud before he died.
The eve of the sacred festival of All Saints' Day was when evil spirits, and ancient pagan phantoms, were believed to enjoy a last big knees-up (or wings-, cland- and tentacles-up) before the saints came marching in – a night of anarchic riot notwithstanding the omnipotence of God.
But the big knee injury of the weekend afflicted Derrick Rose, point guard for the Chicago Bulls and one of the game's best players.
Before Thursday's opening performance, they put on their gear — big knee braces and pads under baggy shorts, and a vest of hard plastic and foam underneath a baggy shirt.
"I fought my way back to the team [in early 2014] and all of a sudden I got this big knee injury, six weeks or five weeks before the World Cup.
Sorry I'm a bit sleepy today, we had a big knees-up last night.
With 2 12 left in the first stanza, Silva landed a big knee to Franklin's head that staggered the champion.
