Sentence examples for limbs extended from inspiring English sources

Alan Macdonald's set is framed with fluorescent exits and entrances, through which the six dancers are forced to pass, while Bonachela's choreography is littered with motifs of warning, with hand signals, limbs extended like barriers, and glances nervily exchanged.

He led the Ducks to upsets over Detroit and Dallas in the first two rounds by standing square to the shooters and dropping, when necessary, into the butterfly position, with knees on the ice and limbs extended outward.

For instance, an average-sized cat with its limbs extended achieves a terminal velocity of about 60mph (97km/h), while an average-sized man reaches a terminal velocity of about 120mph (193km/h), according to the 1987 study by veterinarians Wayne Whitney and Cheryl Mehlhaff.

The anaesthetized animal (Ketamine and Xylazine Rompum® 2%) was placed on its back with the lower limbs extended.

Animals were anesthetized and placed head first in sternal recumbency in the scanner bore, with the front limbs extended caudally.

To obtain these views, the sheep were placed on their backs in dorsal recumbency with the rear limbs extended and parallel to each other [ 15].

By law, the most dangerous machines have to be sold with infrared or temperature-sensitive devices designed to shut the machine down when hands or limbs extend past a safety zone.

When I say "college students," I'm talking about the commoner: the brilliant chemical engineering major down the hall who draws atomic models in her free-time; the quirky philosophy major a floor down who seems to alter your conception of reality every time you talk to her; the beautiful dance major you met at orientation who can make it look like his limbs extend gracefully into forever.

When the fire swept through the area the forest was dense and mature with heavy fuel loads from dead trees, which also had dead limbs extending to the ground, providing a fuel ladder for fire to easily spread into the tree tops.

The infant was noted to have mild pitting oedema of lower limbs, extending up to the umbilicus, which spontaneously resolved by day 3 of life.

These limbs extend and become differentiated, at which point – the late germband – embryos of different taxa start diverging from each other significantly and displaying taxon specific characters.