Sentence examples for ground tuck from inspiring English sources

"I felt somebody shove me to the ground," Tuck said.

Before you hit the ground, tuck in your neck.

If you're on the ground, tuck in your hands and arms to avoid pinched fingers.

As you fall towards the ground, tuck your legs in a bit, then start to push them out towards the ground.

This unassuming ground tucked away just off the A38 as it scurries south-west from Birmingham has been the venue for two of the greatest Ashes Tests.

He is batting at No3 in a charity match for an invitational side representing the Sick Children's Trust against the Authors Cricket Teamm at a discreet little ground tucked away in the financial heartland of the City.

Yet, on the ground, tucked within the folds of a communications blackout, thousands were murdered.

As she talks, Grasar is leading the way through Waxwell's eight-and-a-half acres of grounds, tucked away behind housing estates and suburban sprawl in the unlikely setting of Pinner.

If the ball had touched the ground, the Tuck Rule would have come into play.

Raise your throwing arm parallel to the ground and tuck the Frisbee into your chest.

Keeping your legs together, bend your arms and lower your body toward the ground, then tuck in your chin and do a somersault.