Sentence examples for reflex to make from inspiring English sources
Jenkinson's reflex to make a video call from the pitch to his injured team-mate, who had watched the match from home as he convalesced from knee ligament damage, spoke volumes of the forward's popularity in the squad but here Walcott, making a second start in a year after returning against Hull in the third round, demonstrated his importance as a player.
Insufficient patients with Parkinson's disease with freezing of gait/postural instability had an auditory startle reflex to make comparisons with this group.
The character as written is incoherent, but Ms. Witherspoon has the reflexes to make Elle both appealing and ridiculous.
"The Negro type has not the proper reflexes to make a first-class fighter pilot," one Army Air Forces officer maintained.
Several of the league's top netminders, including Phoenix's Mike Smith and the New York Rangers Henrik Lundqvistt, work farther back in the paint and use their uncanny reflexes to make saves.
During this period, a child learns how to modify reflexes to make them more adaptive, to coordinate actions, to retrieve hidden objects, and, eventually, to begin representing information mentally.
On Thursday night at Wembley Stadium, Solo, the United States women's soccer team goalkeeper, relied on her reflexes to make a critical reaction save late in the gold medal match to preserve the Americans' victory.
The Spaniard once again showed great reflexes to make a one-handed save from Marcus Olsson, then turn Grant Hanley's header over from the resulting corner.
Welbeck picked out the Mexican at the far post and his header looked in all the way until Cech showed stunning reflexes to make a remarkable one-handed stop.
The purpose of the startle reflex is to make us vigilant and, for moments (during enactment of the reflex itself and immediately afterwards), it makes us hypervigilant.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg told LBC that he was dismayed that Nigel Farage's "first reflex is to make political points.
