Sentence examples for erect legs from inspiring English sources

Perhaps there are those who will take delight in a lengthy, picaresque tale that combines historical verisimilitude with unicorns and satyrs and creatures called ponces who had "erect legs and no knee joints" and "phalluses, which hung from the chest".

Hank Williams, a country star remembered as much for his excesses as his innovation, erected one leg by writing songs about self-obsessed misery that actually got into the charts.

In both lifts, the lifter must complete the lift with feet in line, body erect, arms and legs extended, and the barbell in control overhead.

Objective data on abductor hallucis muscle biomechanical function in the loaded foot (subject standing erect on both legs) are unavailable.

In the 1980s, researchers started thinking of such dinos as warm-blooded, leading some to envision Triceratops standing erect with its legs under its body, like an elephant.

You must sit erect with your legs touching the ground and your back resting on the chair.

He sat down and kept his leg erect, but he couldn't keep a straight face when someone asked if he felt 100 percent physically.

The body is compact, carried in a rather horizontal position, and the neck stands erect, forward of the legs, in the manner of other tall running birds.

It appears that both arterial and arteriolar pressure distension in the arm occur at about 160 180 mmHg (Fig.  2), i.e. at magnitudes prevailing in the lower leg in erect posture.

Another unresolved mystery centers on the first hominids to stand erect on their two hind legs.

The subject was seated erect on a chair with legs hanging freely, arms hanging along the side and head facing forward.