Sentence examples for its elbow from inspiring English sources

On the ventral side of its elbow, it has a small swelling called the brachial gland, which secretes a pungent, clear oily toxin that the animal uses defensively by wiping it on its toothcomb.

Never let it be said that ITV News doesn't know it's heart from its elbow.

It also has a small swelling on the ventral side of its elbow called the brachial gland, which secretes a pungent, clear oily toxin that the animal uses defensively by wiping it on its toothcomb.

But I wish power to its elbow.

At the very least, the movie may be the first film to require cortisone treatments from jamming its elbow in the audience's ribs so often.

Here modern sticks its elbow in the ribs of Victorian, red brick wrestles with white, lugubrious brownstone takes a poke at the lighter colors of the Renaissance, and, in one building, the early 20th and 21st centuries tussle.

With its gloriously highfalutin speechifying, its unabashedly outsize passions and its elbow-in-the-ribs spirit, it has always been attractively ripe for interpretation.

"It flipped over on its back and walked with its elbows," Clune said.

It wasn't long before each sect was up to its elbows in blood and wanton violence became a way of life for the Lebanese.

While Rob Reiner's film means to depict the workaday realities, its elbow-in-the-ribs humor doesn't work, nor does "trumpeting its insights at high volume, relying on heavy shtick and turning its characters into clowns" (Maslin).

"I'm amazed they went with our object, with all its elbows sticking out".