Sentence examples for prodding through from inspiring English sources

Now 49, he looks both young and old for his age – boyish but jowly, with white chest hair prodding through his T-shirt, and surprisingly hairy ears.

Notwithstanding these developments, there are those in the U.S. who contend that change in Cuba can be achieved without prodding, through soft diplomacy.

The mixture was prodded through until the casings were stretched into sausages about the size of kielbasa.

It is worth noting, however, that by 10 weeks of gestation the developing fetus can sense touch, producing responses when prodded through the mother's abdomen.

In Westminster, strangulated parliamentary discipline will remain, meaning that even if local mavericks do make the grade, they will still be endlessly cattle-prodded through the lobbies.

But he's wide on the final ball and Yuvraj reaches for it to prod through the on side for a couple.

When switched on, Weird Willy flexed and yawed spastically, like an injured athlete, and performed a ballet of crude movements while his internal mechanisms poked and prodded through his rubbery skin.

New Zealand had less ball but looked more dangerous with it until the 28th minute, when Smith prodded through a kick that took a deflection and sat up perfectly for Whitehead to claim his first try.

December 11 2012 December 22 201212 A Halloween surprise in the middle of Sugarplum season, Meier's "The Shining" ferries eleven audience members to an undisclosed location, where they are tugged and prodded through a maze of three hundred and fifty refrigerator boxes, mostly in the dark.

The first of two quick-fire home goals from long diagonal balls arrived when Teodorczyk prodded through Howard's legs from six yards from Yarmolenko's knock-down.

Adebayor is the creator, prodding the ball through Tunisia's dangerously high line – Abdennour, perhaps still groggy from that early head-bashing, was a few yards behind the rest of the defence – and Gakpe runs onto it before beating the keeper with his left foot, rolling the ball across goal and in at the far post.