Sentence examples for head stretching from inspiring English sources

Then, I was there: I could see, even in the mist, Spurn Head stretching out ahead of me in the gloom, its spine covered in marram grass and furze, its shingle flanks speared with the rotting spars of failed breakwaters.

"We begin seated in a chair," said Cynthia Mathis, who runs Unity Yoga in Mountainside, N.J., and who offers a weekly class for people with osteoporosis, "then do movements, raising arms over the head, stretching to the side".

A car accident can smash a head, stretching and tearing brain tissue across a wide area.

An easy meditation: close your eyes and focus your awareness on your breath, the movement of your stomach and chest as you inhale and exhale, sit up straight and move your head, stretching your neck and back muscles, relax your shoulders and drop them back and down feeling your neck lengthen.

This feeling of burning is closely followed by a feeling of numbness, which "comes from the baby's head stretching the vaginal tissue so thin that the vaginal nerves are blocked," and remember, "There is no set time frame for how long this step of delivery will last".

She walked with ataxic gait, did not speak and she made repetitive movements with her head (stretching upward).

Single-headed drums consist of one drum head stretched across a frame.

Mic blinks, raises his head, lowers his head, stretches his neck, etc. Bud moves about five inches, contracts his throat.

Dali's use of anamorphosis is seen at its eeriest in the 1933 painting "Myself at the Age of 10 When I Was the Grasshopper's Child (Castration Complex)." Dressed in the sailor suit Dali used as a symbol of himself when young, a boy sits before a table, his enormously elongated, fishlike head stretched out on it.

Many birds move by hopping, which can be broken into two stages: (1) the bow: bend legs, lower chest, wings slightly expanded, tail pushed upwards, neck drawn into the shoulders and (2) the spring: stretch legs, raise chest, lower wings, tail pushed downwards, neck and head stretched upwards in a straight line.

His friend seemed a little overwhelmed, but hugged back; then my son tilted his head, stretched up on his toes, and moved in to give his pal a smooch on the cheek.