Sentence examples for leg in time from inspiring English sources

I couldn't get the bruise out of my leg in time and had to give up my place on the bench.

But, if you can take your eyes off these two showmen for a moment, you might find your gaze drifting to the left of the drum riser, where a pugnacious long-haired kid (he looks like he's still in high school), wearing jeans and a white T-shirt, is strumming his Gretsch guitar and shaking his leg in time to the driving beat.

They were then told either that they were unable to move their left leg in time with a metronome, or that they had to convince a white-coated observer that they were unable to do so even though they themselves knew there was nothing wrong.

England's Ben Morgan is likely to have recovered from a fractured leg in time to play at the World Cup, according to ex-captain Lawrence Dallaglio.

Plumer could not recover from the broken leg in time for the cross-country season, and then her stomach problems worsened, forcing her to miss more than half the Bruins' meets this spring.

Next!" In retrospect, Ahmet Ertegun's brother Nesuhi credits the extraordinary sound of the song to the restricted size of the studio and the technologically advanced recording equipment used; the sound quality is clear enough to hear Charles slapping his leg in time with the song when the music stops during the calls and responses.

The five members stared into one another's eyes and kicked their legs in time to orders from Flavia Faas, the band's songwriter and dance coach.

They had aerial shots of waves and whirlpools of chorus girls, opening and closing their legs in time with our desire.

The finest beauties of the second-movement pas de deux for Ms. Whelan and Mr. Millepied lie in modest details: some lifts that touchingly hover only at nonspectacular heights, some skimming lifts where Ms. Whelan — never more touchingly intimate with her music — softly beats her legs in time to some rippling triplets in the piano part.

You can sit at the edge of the pool and put your legs in, time races from the shore, or cheer any contests from the sidelines.

But the move has thus far resulted in dilution of the Paris field, with Federer, the reigning champion, withdrawing to let a sore leg heal in time to pursue his seventh year-end championship.