Sentence examples for legs through which from inspiring English sources

Nets with large holes (such as those used in fishing) can allow frogs to stick their heads or legs through, which in turn can injure the frog.

An opening at the top can be closed by two pairs of plates (an operculum) through which feathery, jointed legs (cirri) can be extended into the water to capture small drifting plants and animals (plankton).

There are two things to keep in mind when wearing tights: the length of your hem (the shorter, the better) and the length of the hemline (if you're going with a longer hemline, opt for less opaque tights so some flesh shows through, which elongates your legs).

Then there's the "through the legs" approach, which seeks to entice the potential moviegoer by presenting them with a viewpoint from between a woman's naked or stocking-clad legs.

It clearly worked as three points later he played a quite brilliant reverse shot from behind the baseline through his legs which landed in the far corner to win the point.

She stands still momentarily on two occasions before the end, but the main impression is of restless fluidity, a need to maintain a current of motion through arms, torso and legs, in which she and Mr. Brooks aid and abet each other.

He is a compact player who is particularly strong through the leg side which was evident when he brought up his century with a superbly timed six through mid-wicket.

There is a four through fine leg, which is a flourish from Colly, and that's it for the morning session.

Classical-ballet technique is based on the turned-out position of the legs, which increases the range of movement through added mobility in the hip joint and also imparts a more pleasing line to the extended leg.

A leg cuff, which was connected to a strain gauge through a rigid steel rod, was mounted on the leg just above the medial malleolus (Table  1c for strength data).

Attached to the chair were two leg supports against which the participants rested their legs.