Sentence examples for broad arms from inspiring English sources

They have developed broad arms with age and spreading canopies as wide as the trees are tall.

For minutes, time enough for some couples to hug and leave, she buried herself in Sergeant Narewski's broad arms, whimpering.

According to the Roman Jewish historian Josephus (1st century ad), it resembled the Greek kithara (i.e., having broad arms of a piece with the boxlike neck), and kinnor was translated as "kithara" in both the Greek Old Testament and the Latin Bible.

The three are being nice to him at least, clinking beer glasses in an apparent toast, but the fourth is all too evidently not part of their setup: he is too big and broad, arms like hams, and expensively tailored in a pink shirt he might well insist is "salmon".

The plan for broad arms talks with Russia, to be fleshed out this week in Moscow by the White House national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, is consistent with Mr. Bush's idea of shifting nuclear thinking to a new, post-cold-war framework.

Across the other side of the craft, another broad arm juts out.

Broad, armed with a new ball in its 10th over, went round the wicket to the left-hander and bowled short and into his body.

Mr. Cummings conducted from the harpsichord with infectious energy and good humor, rhythmically bouncing in his seat and whipping up breezy crescendos with broad arm gestures.

He led the orchestra through the first act with hardly an interruption, singing the various vocal parts as he went, conducting with broad arm strokes and often stamping his feet for emphasis.

Postoperative treatment consisted of application of a broad arm sling for 4 weeks, followed by a range of movement exercise to the shoulder girdle for 4 weeks.

Patients used the broad arm sling intermittently only during the first 2 3 postoperative days.