Sentence examples for leg tilt from inspiring English sources
Once you touch the ground with both hands whilst balanced on one leg, tilt back up to a standing position using your hamstrings, glutes and core to pick you up.
The walker is positioned on a clean glass substrate and moves with a preferred direction defined by the leg tilt due to the shear off anisotropy, as previously demonstrated in biomimetic artificial adhesive structures.[ 29] No leg sticking is present; instead the continuous actuation of the walker body results in the net walking movement in the leg tilt direction.
Optimization of the body geometry, actuator shape, and action and the leg tilt angle may still result in improved locomotion performance.
He was thrown onto a grassy curb, face down from the waist up, his left leg tilting grotesquely upward.
He was facedown from the waist up, with his mangled pelvis and left leg tilting grotesquely skyward.
The title was taken from a lyric from a song, Art Groupie, which Jones wrote after a fight with her then lover, French artist Jean-Paul Goude (the father of her only child, son Paulo), with whom she collaborated on some of her most famous images (including her face shattered into elongated pieces, her eyes blazing alien-yellow, her leg tilted back at an impossible angle).
Thandie Newton perches on a stool, crosses her legs, tilts her head to one side and grins with playful precision at the camera.
The chickens had pure white feathers that were matted with blood, and they lay with their half-severed heads and rigid legs tilted at grotesque angles.
Put your left leg down your right leg up tilt your head back let's finish the cup and you, too, can enjoy some fine craft brews with your friends Mike D and Ad-Rock and pour a little out for MCA.
When she turns and begins to dart around the stage, it's clear that she is unblemished by society's dark forces: Ms. Wang's leg tilts are full of hope.
Have them place their weight on the back leg (remember, they are at a slight 3/4 angle) and bring the front leg forward, tilting the foot slightly to face out towards the camera.
