Sentence examples for leg from one from inspiring English sources

He had used all his chicken as ammunition and so he grabbed an untouched chicken leg from one of the tables.

The gondoliers know their city well and are always ready for a laugh - when you are walking across a bridge, watch out for a friendly poke in the leg from one of their oars!

The sculptor's unusual methods also find their way into the dance, in particular "his technique of assembling and reconstituting elements in different ways, putting the legs from one figure on to the torso of another".

He was put on a stretcher and seemed to rock his legs from one side to the other, apparently still in pain.

Welcome instead to the Mr Potato Head Oscars – a frown from that movie, an arm and a leg from this one, a smile from that one over there.

2. Rising on one leg, from sitting on lowest possible height [ 25, 26] (Fig 2B).

Suddenly in the frame behind them is a pair of hanging legs, dangling from one of the trees.

I seem to remember Gloucester's legs flailing from one of the brick wings, though perhaps that is a later invention.

Whitehead, who was barred from competing in the marathon because the International Paralympic Committee said he couldn't race against arm amputees, powered to victory with a stunning second half of the race as he stormed through the field with his prosthetic legs swinging from one side to the other.

First a purply-blue leg pokes out from one side of the stage, then a monster claw emerges from the other.

To say that India is a country of extremes is the most obvious of truisms, but the huge, blue-glass, expensively chilled Ambience mall, (so vast that your legs ache walking from one side to another, with such high ceilings that it can accommodate a fairground on the fifth floor, and so tall that shoppers can do bungee jumping in the atrium) is centuries removed from the deprivation of Tonk.