Sentence examples for curve your from inspiring English sources

When you change you go from a flat learning curve (your old situation) to a steep learning curve (the new situation).

It leaps boundaries beyond costs and subjects: a book has been titled "Bending the Curve: Your Guide to Tackling Climate Change in South Africa".

So at the low end of the curve, you understand that low end of an S curve, your progress is going to be really, really slow.

There is no curve; your grade will depend only on how well you do, and not on how well everyone else does.

Penalties too have been overhauled, with a new kicking mechanic and the ability to vary the run up; you can approach at a slow pace like Neymar, or even curve your run to mislead the keeper.

"Those are the ones that'll infect your soul, curve your spine, and keep your country from winning the war," Carlin deadpanned, before going on to riff that "you can prick your finger – but don't finger your prick".

"You're curving your spine in the opposite direction of the seat," Ms. Lee said, "which is good".

This time, you are curving your spine downward.

Suck in your stomach and flatten your lower back by gently curving your pelvis up.

Any time you are curving your back you are not stretching your hamstring.

You'll be holding the side of your palm down, while curving your index finger and thumb over the strings.