An example of 1) would be the situation in which a dance performer is allowed to amplify existing movements (doing a triple pirouette in place of a double, for example), or a stylistic flourish such as an extra flick of the wrist or tilt of the head.
If you find that you have a difficult time getting that extra flick of the wrist in at the release of every throw, try this for practice.
defer.add img); If you try to give an extra flick of the toe/ankle at the end of each stroke, you will get more power and become a more efficient and faster skater.
IPhone 4 users benefit from an extra feature: flick your wrist and the Rubik's Cube rotates.... BlackBerry users will soon have an easier time buying apps.
Shrouded in a white dress and matching silk piano shawl, Ms. Starin then rejoined her friends, several dozen pale revelers gnawing on fake limbs, dripping "blood" from blackened lips and looking every bit like extras in a George Romero flick.
The Cuban boarded a ferry to Florida, traveled to Beeker's office in California, passed a screen test, and went on to star as an extra in two Hollywood flicks—so the IMDB story goes.
The Cuban boarded a ferry to Florida, travelled to Beeker's office in California, passed a screen test and went on to star as an extra in two Hollywood flicks – so the imdb story goes.
To show how early hunters improved their tools, Mr. Starnater took hold of an atlatl, a spear with an extra shaft, and with a flick of his wrist sailed it considerably farther.
He reached a 35-ball half century, that equalled the fastest, by Graham Yallop, in an Ashes Test, and went on to make 77 out of that 111, before he top edged a steepler to extra cover in attempting to flick Anderson to the onside.
The mode was included for a reason, however, and if you're using it heavily throughout the day, you'll appreciate the extra juice you get from flicking it on with say, 10percentt remaining.
Patriotic types give an extra star to a home-grown flick.
