Sentence examples for less limber from inspiring English sources
(Suggesting that Mr. Brown, who would be the state's oldest governor, is, like many of us, a little less limber than he once was. This reporter included).
It wasn't the sexiest dance in the world, but ISAAC is a 7-ton, 21-foot robot, and far less limber than Miley Cyrus.
My idea of exercise usually involves less-than-limbering tasks like pressing dumbbells or playing basketball.
It makes my 70-year-old body more limber and less arthritic, and I feel healthier.
Passing was less of a chore, and the limber shifter — not quite Honda-smooth, but not bad at all — made me a more active, involved pilot.
The world now seems less binary, and the show has grown more limber and less campy.
The first time I reviewed a number of poets together (an "omnibus" chronicle for The Hudson Review), I struck off, justly or unjustly, some pretty lively sentences about poets whose work seemed of less than star quality; my "rotten" reviewing self, back in those days, felt limber and full of mischief.
This acts to increase the resilience of the roof by allowing more limber and/or more highly loaded connections to transfer loads to stiffer and/or less highly loaded connections.
Examining pro players, he discovered that those with less flexibility in their lead hip, the left hip in a right-handed golfer, had more back problems than those with limber hips.
Others are less subtle: taking deep breaths while standing in a "superhero pose" (fists clenched, arms above your head) is a good way to limber up your ribcage.
