Sentence examples for how to flex from inspiring English sources

He knows how to flex his knees, come off it, and hit on the rise".

This is a welcome return to punky pop that knows how to flex some melodic muscle.

But Mullins himself has conceded there is a cyclical element to all this, and while he's already making plans for next year, the same can be said of Paul Nicholls (three wins, 2015), Nicky Henderson (two) and David Pipe (two) who all know how to flex their Festival muscles.

While Bravo TV in the US is poised to air the Silicon Valley reality TV show, the true reality is that entrepreneurs globally, impatient as always to change the world, are starting to work out how to flex their collective muscles, first by simply forming stronger and deeper friendships, and then by taking their ideas to the highest echelons of power.

It's certainly bedeviling President Obama, who's currently trying to figure out how to flex American muscle without sinking us in quicksand.

The Festival Lawyer is his beloved side-project dedicated to educating his fellow festi-fam members on how to flex their legal rights while attending a music fest.

During the irrationally exuberant times, that mail was filled with questions about whether to quit work or stay home, how to arrange flex time, how long to stay in one job before trading up to another.

Fledgling paratroops in WWII, for example, began their training by jumping off of 5-foot towers, so they could practice how to land, flex their knees, then roll.

Just as Tesla can both build cars at scale and update them with regular software upgrades – two very different operational paradigms and capabilities – companies will also need to learn how to evolve to flex both of these traits.

Just as Tesla can both build cars at scale and update them with regular software upgrades – two very different operational paradigms and capabilities – companies will also need to learn how to evolve to flex both of these traits.

The sale is somewhat surprising, given that it was only a year ago that Wink's founder, Nathan Smith, described how moving to Flex put the company onto more stable footing after a rocky start under the aptly-named Quirky.