Sentence examples for jumps supported from inspiring English sources

Buried within the 13 sections of solos and duets are arabesques, beaten jumps, supported pirouettes and arms crossed at the wrists — yes, like a swan — that retreat into the foggy landscape like flashbacks.

The main role of the lock in line-outs is to make a standing jump, often supported by the other forwards, to either collect the thrown ball or ensure the ball comes down on their side.

The most obvious is the two whizzing diagonals of supported jumps for the corps de ballet in Act I, where the obligatory supply of happy peasants demonstrate their exuberance by rushing across the stage, the men helping the women to do the same big jump again and again and again.

Upon deciding to carry out a jump kick, start by pulling off the jump with your hands supporting, jumping up and bringing your knees toward your chest.

Paul Schneider is poised to make the jump from supporting actor to star.

Proving the internet isn't merely awash with cruel trolls, social media users jumped to support the Queen of Pop.

This is why many working class Democrats in Michigan jumped to support Reagan in 1980.

That however did not cause me to jump to support Andrew Romanoff - it put me squarely in the undecided column.

Our finding of increased horse's plasma LPO content after jumping exercise supports the hypothesis of augmented oxidative stress with exercise.

He jumped in and supported her while guiding a rescue line around her. On a January day in 2009, Mr. Koen was idling the Lt. Michael P. Murphy's engines at the Lincoln Harbor Yacht Club in Weehawken when he heard on his marine radio that a plane had gone down in the Hudson.

It is also very important to have enough snow on top of the structure on a supported jump.