Sentence examples for chest pumping from inspiring English sources

Celebrity has replaced leadership, chest pumping has replaced unifying, tweeting has replaced press conferences and international policymaking, and profiteering looks to become a presidential business.

His skeletal chest pumped up and down as he labored to breathe.

"He put it on my chest, pumped it and said, 'I will shoot you.'" Mr. Ahsan is considered one of the most skilled political opponents of Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's president.

Speaking by telephone last week, he said he couldn't help thinking of Lincoln and vampires on seeing President Obama with "his chest pumped up" after the killing of Osama bin Laden.

He'll just stand there like some ex-KGB officer with his chest pumped and eyes fixated on you.

Sinews twist, chests pump and eyebrows curl.

Both sides began the match with chests pumped full of confidence.

Chickens with swollen chests, pumped up with steroids and water, stumble awkwardly, losing their balance and falling over due to the disproportionate weight of their chests, falling over in dark barns amidst an endless din of scratched-throat squawking, getting trampled on by other chickens, getting injured, resisting all sorts of diseases due to eating antibiotic-drenched feed.

Henry got a chest pump from a lineman and some pats on the helmet before taking a seat next to a fan to cool off.

According to the Boston Herald, NBA players and coaches have been asked to greet each other with fist pounds or chest pumps.

And while the routine at first glance seemed like a fun frothy maraca-shaking number, the Derek Hough signature crotch dip along with Aly's heaving chest pump along the dance floor made this more like an adult drink than a mocktail upon repeated viewing.