Sentence examples for elbow thought from inspiring English sources
I am a little fleshed up around the crook of the elbow, thought Pirnie, but I commute good.
Right now it's just a rather cool concept, but we think that with some thought and a little elbow grease (ew!), the idea (if not the keyboard) could catch on.
Boylston walked out onto the balcony, gazed up at the moon, and then rested her elbows on the parapet, lost in thought.
In arabesque — the ballerina role here abounds in arabesques of particular grandeur — her raised leg and front arm often seem impelled by two different thoughts, with the connecting thread between waist and elbow looking especially awkward.
As soon as Conor Casey resuscitated the United States late Saturday night — wielding a professional elbow one way, flicking his bald pate another way — my thoughts went back 20 years to another vital goal scored in a foreign land.
Just as that thought started to formulate, I felt something pesky elbowing me in the ribs.
Elbowing their way into malls this weekend for dolls, televisions and reindeer sweaters, shoppers probably will give little thought to how the future holiday presents got to retail shelves.
So the thought of C. C. Sabathia being unable to respond after a bout of inflammation in his left elbow was frightening for them to contemplate.
CBT, which teaches people to bypass unhelpful thoughts, has been elbowing aside the talk-about-your-childhood psychoanalysis favoured by believers in Freud and Jung.
