Moretti, by contrast, is gentle and filleted, his hands drooping from his wrists, his bearded face never far from a smile of resignation.
She took a seat on the bed beside my suitcase, let her hands droop between her knees, and stared at the floor.
It was reasonably clean, but my head, feet and hands drooped over the edges of the tiny bed, and the bathroom was actually on another floor.
At the same moment, however, Jamie, a middle-class girl, calls out curiously, asking: "Do we have to draw [the food web]?" Ms. Hudson turns toward Jamie, explaining: "No, just arrange the cards". As Ms. Hudson was answering Jamie's question, Jared let his hand droop, resting his forearm on his head.
But whenever John Paul was wheeled into view, his left hand trembling uncontrollably and his head drooping far to one side, another rare aspect of his reign came into stark and sometimes unsettling relief.
I had no reason to think their third runner couldn't out-distance Bernie, who set out without flair or flurry, undramatically vertical, the baton in one partially drooping hand and the other at full droop.
The breathtaking shot left Kershaw staggered and staring, his hands on his knees, his head drooping at what he thought was certain defeat.
With her long feet and often drooping hands, her dancing seems more mannerist than suits "Giselle".
… Therefore lift your drooping hands and strengthen your weak knees, and make straight paths for your feet, so that what is lame may not be put out of joint but rather be healed". Not only walking, but running, in nothing less than an athletic event, a race that calls for perseverance.
In flight, the osprey has arched wings and drooping "hands", giving it a gull-like appearance.
He let her take the bus alone, with nothing but her feathered hair to protect her; her head drooping like a dead flower; a white glove on her right hand like Michael Jackson, the pinkie stuffed with cotton.
