Sentence examples for crab walk from inspiring English sources

This sequence is also a choreographic wonder, one that turns the term "crab walk" into an enduring comic mnemonic.

Other ideas include a golf course made using beanbags and hula hoops, a wheelbarrow race, crab walk and a standing broad jump.

Yet over the past year Germany has embarked on a stop-go crab walk suggestive of a nation uncomfortable with power and unsure of its purpose.

In its month-long crab walk toward a military confrontation with Libya's Muammar el-Qaddafi, the Obama administration has delivered a clinic in the liberal way of war.

I happily lead the push-ups, turn every crab walk into a race and offer unsolicited tips on proper squat technique.

Jerwood Space, SE1, Wed to 13 Dec OB Crab Walk is a translation of the German phrase krebsgang, coined by novelist Günter Grass to express the need to look backward in order to move forward.

Bray Wyatt is in there, crab walking towards the camera, while Cesaro is seen delivering a flying uppercut and Roman Reigns dropkicks Kane at ringside.

He crab walks on a varsity level.

This year, the magnitude of the first anniversary eclipsed the Sept. 10 primary, leaving candidates to crab-walk awkwardly around the subject, agonize over the appropriateness of campaign advertising and coax a distracted public into voting with the argument that it is the most effective way to display patriotism.

Werner, not fleet afoot, could have crab-walked into the end zone.

Seeing even a small part of this abundance requires clambering over rocky mounds, crab-walking down steep slopes, sliding into irregular niches and squeezing through narrow passages.