Procopio ended one section by lying in front of it, her arms and legs floating, and at one point the dancers turned as a group to look at it, meaningfully, questioningly.
According to an article in the Berwyn/Cicero Gazette (available on the Cigars & Stripes website), several customers have seen a "shadowy figure" without arms or legs floating down the hallway toward the door leading to the beer garden.
His legs floated like two planks behind him, every muscle tensed, ready to jerk away from an alligator's teeth.
When you're in the water, hold on to the side of the pool or a dock, and let your legs float out behind you - they should lift easily if you let them.
In June 1996, six months after the family disappeared, a man fishing near a lonely, windswept bridge over the Illinois Bayou near Russellville, 38 miles southwest of the family's home in Tilly, sighted a leg floating in the water.
Individual blade pitch state space (IBP SS) control and disturbance accommodating control (DAC) that reject wind speed perturbations are applied on a 5 MW wind turbine mounted on the barge and tension leg floating platforms for performance comparison in above rated wind speed region.
While he waits to meet his girlfriend one morning, Ismet peers from a bridge down to the "clayey waters" of the Jala River, sees a broken chair leg floating downstream and imagines it escaping to the Spreca, "through the enemy-occupied territory east toward the Drina" and on to the Sava, the Danube and finally the Black Sea.
There are a number of disturbing specimens: a stomach-shaped giant hairball taken from a 12-year-old girl who compulsively ate her hair; a swollen leg floating in a murky formaldehyde bath; a skeleton, sitting in a rocking chair, that belonged to a man whose every bone was fused together by arthritis.
To make this more challenging, try it with one leg on the board at a time; the other leg floats in the air.
Because the groping leg (L_{mathrm{grp}}) can apply the maximum force when one of the legs is floating, we consider leg (L_k) as the float leg in the leg-grope movement.
In Degas's scenes of dancers at the barre, adjusting their tutus, stretching their legs and "floating above the stage," young dancers will no doubt recognize themselves, and come away with a deeper sense of ballet's long tradition.
