Sentence examples for crouched stance from inspiring English sources

On important possessions, Hollins often gets into an aggressive crouched stance.

But he is still more a curiosity with a strange, crouched stance and a backswing that hardly reaches his shoulder but produces eerily accurate results.

He was a chunky, determined, bespectacled, right-hand opening batsman with a low, crouched stance and the sort of dominant bottom hand, way down on the handle, that characterised the pullers and cutters rather than the taller elegant top-hand drivers of the time.

When it came to Phillip Hughes the cricketer, much was made of that ungainly, autodidact's technique – the way he'd spring out of an awkwardly crouched stance and flay fast bowling over gully or the ungainly baseball-style clubbing he used to dispatch bowlers of every type.

He had an awkward crouched stance, gripping the bat low on the handle.

Because Oxford was his original home, Dooley's appearances there try to symbolize his advanced age, with characteristics such as a crouched stance, slow walk, and his signature bent crane topped with a brown skull.

Reilly et al. [5] showed that there are non-linear patterns in effective mechanical advantage, limb muscle mass, stride characteristics and metabolic cost between animals with crouched stances, and those with erect stances.

At the climactic points of his speeches, he adopts a crouching stance, puts his hands out in front of him, parallel to one another, and moves them in a rapid spin, as if he were a juggler and they were plates.

First came the fulsome praise for the Converj concept – the stylised wedge that presaged the ELR in 2009 – and then for the production prototype unveiled at the 2013 Detroit auto show, which stayed as true to the Converj's crouching stance as could be expected from a production model.

The players in a ruck take a low, crouching stance to give themselves stability, avoid injury and to aid their pushing power.

Go into prone or crouch stance when there is nothing ahead to take cover, to improve accuracy and control as well as to make it hard for your enemy to spot you.