Sentence examples for forward bracing from inspiring English sources

What is the height of the Eiffel Tower in metres?" Holding the pamphlets up with his right hand, he staggered forward, bracing himself as the bus bumped over the potholes of the road.

As her mother-in-law jumped up and ran into the hall, Karj bent forward, bracing for the impact and instinctively put her hand on her daughter's back, providing comfort but no protection.

But that's not all he's proposing to check as she bends over… "Please remember I am a doctor… [loaded pause]… What is your shorthand speed?" Whatever her speed, he is in fast-forward, braced for 100 laughs a minute.

Of course, governors often like to step in and halt unpopular increases and fees, and proposals to raise Port Authority tolls tend to start a familiar political dance: the agency puts forward a bracing plan, the public reacts angrily, and governors relish the role of advocate for the overburdened commuter.

The prezygapophyses began on the tenth tail (caudal) vertebra and extended forward to brace four to ten additional vertebrae, depending on position in the tail.

On the stand yesterday in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, Mr. Legan leaned forward, seemingly to brace himself against questioning from the defense lawyer, Jack Litman, who was continually admonished by Justice Carol Berkman to stop delving into Mr. Legan's motives.

For example, say you can bench press 200 lbs while lying on a bench but you can only press 105 lbs when you're standing in a lunge position pressing forward and not braced against a solid object (such as the bench).

The feeling is bracing: "Let's look forward," it says.

As the province pushes forward the proposed legislation, the group is bracing itself for ripple effects.

After showing proof of concept with an MRI study [ 3], this group moved forward with randomized trials comparing external rotation bracing for 3 weeks, with 3 weeks in a standard internal rotation sling [ 1, 2].

He would usually lean not forward into the sound but back on his heels, bracing himself.