Sentence examples for right arm forward from inspiring English sources

He shuffled his six-foot-five-inch frame through a seven-step drop and then staked his right foot into the turf, whipped his right arm forward along his ear, and sent a spiral into the Louisiana air.

Mr. Sember took Mr. Cardona's place onstage as a recorded voice narrated a sequence of movements: "Enter the room, walk, smile, walk around the room, eyes closed, twist right, right arm forward, left leg back".

All she does in preparation for throwing is to lift her right arm forward to the horizontal and to bend the forearm backward in a pronate position.… The ball is released without force, speed, or accurate aim.

He rose from his chair, smoothing the folds of his cream-colored Nehru suit, set his feet apart in a fighting stance, held his left forearm back against his side, the fingers extending like an elegant claw, and pushed the right arm forward, his hand twisting in the air and then beckoning.

With your left fist up by your face, move your right arm forward (keep your elbow in) and punch it straight out (c).

Primers used for generating the targeting construct were: Right arm forward, 5'-CAAAACCCGGAAACTGGATTACAGC-3'; Right arm reverse, 5'-CCTAGACTGTGCTGCTCCAA-3'; Left arm forward, 5'-GAGGAGGAGGAGGAGGGAAGTAGAGG-3'; Left arm reverse, 5'-CAGCTACTGGCGGGAAAGGG-3'.

Clemens is usually so fluid with his pitching mechanics, the left knee pumping upward toward his chest, his right hand drawn back, the big step forward, his right arm whirling forward, the fastball unleashed, usually at 94 to 96 miles an hour.

— Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo leaned forward at the lectern, his gaze hardening on the audience in front of him, his right arm jutting forward, his forefinger extended like a spear.

Another showed the bearded hero hurtling through space, red cape fluttering, right arm stretched forward, a powerful fist punching at the void in front of him.

At one statue today, outside a new 680-foot concrete communications tower in central Baghdad built to replace one obliterated by a 1998 American air attack, self-consciously enthusiastic Iraqis clustered for photographs before a 30-foot bronze casting of Mr. Hussein, a pistol at his hip, a military beret on his head, his right arm thrusting forward as if commanding a new assault.

Your right arm should swing forward as your left leg steps forward.