Sentence examples for fragile limbs from inspiring English sources

New in the peculiar Russian Dance, Ellen Bar (Saturday night) was spiky and assertive, with Teresa Reichlen (Friday) all angling, fragile limbs.

This precision movement allows the insects to accelerate at a near constant rate of 152 meters per second squared while keeping their fragile limbs intact, the team reports online today in The Journal of Experimental Biology.

NEW YORKERS may love to talk up their cheesecake, but -- and I'm going out on a fragile limb here -- they haven't tasted my mother's.

If North-South had known how far out on a fragile limb their opponents were, they would have doubled and collected 1,100.

SALT LAKE CITY It is a tiny, fragile thing: a squashed skull barely a centimeter in length; a sinuous curving body about two fingers long; four delicate limbs with grasping hands.

DiNapoli supports reforms that require Wall Street bonuses to be tied to long-term profitability, to force more stability in the volatile markets and "make sure the securities industry thrives without driving the rest of us out on a fragile economic limb".

The cat's limbs are fragile and human strength can easily dislocate the leg.[2].

"If the hind limbs are very fragile, you have to land safely," he said.

The 1D boys are growing up and, apart from Zayn Malik with snappable skinny limbs, don't look like fragile teen heartbreakers as much as they used to.

They compel our eye with their giraffe-like limbs, their miniature heads, their fragile ankles and the facial features that, however apparently varied, still conform to ideals of beauty that scholars say have not changed much at all through history.

Though welcome, this is not enough.Mr Adams's erstwhile comrades now represent the biggest threat to life and limb in Northern Ireland, and to the still fragile political agreement that Sinn Fein claims it wants to succeed.