Sentence examples for crooked posture from inspiring English sources
She stood, leaning sideways, and she came at him with that crooked posture and a slight limp, as if she were about to fall down.
Ronnie Scott once jokingly apologised for his crooked posture on stage, telling clubbers: "I've done my back in bending over to accommodate Stan Getz".
She has the crooked elbow and the slightly stooped posture of an arthritic, the demeanor of a feisty grandma.
Not only is he a remarkably physical doppelganger for Hawking, he brings an evocative depth of humanity to the man we know only from his crooked wheelchair posture and his droning synthetic voice.
The Richard we first see, swathed in clouds of incense, wears his royal postures – crooked fingers, glazed smiles, sharply angled arms — like a straitjacket.
He is a vindictive, rotten worm with posture as crooked as his ethics, who took the portraits of two former Mayors off the walls of City Hall just because they had the nerve to acknowledge his blunders in public.
How crooked is too crooked?
