Sentence examples for rocking onto from inspiring English sources

The dancers, not a svelte bunch, grounded themselves in wide stances, rocking onto the balls of their feet and pivoting to face one side and then the other.

In addition, Cowan et al [ 20], explicitly stated the absence of pain during rocking onto the heels, yet record the second highest difference between subjects and controls for this group of tasks (see Figure 3).

This was consistent for functional tasks such as ascending and descending stairs, stepping sideways and rocking onto the toes/heels, as well as less functional tasks such as isokinetic testing and reflex response times.

Ospreys went into the match shorn of five international front five forwards through injury and were rocked onto their heels as Toulouse started at a terrific pace.

Yaroslavky, rocked onto the defensive, ended up abandoning his campaign.

Her eyes rolled back, and she rocked onto her heels.

Morris confidently advanced out of the crease when the ball was of a full length to drive and rocked onto the back foot to and cut if Goddard dropped short.

Morris confidently went out of his crease when the ball was of a full length and rocked onto the back foot to drive and cut if it was short.

With your left foot, step backwards, rocking your weight onto your left foot.

Don't rock up onto your neck.

Leader would step back with left foot and then rock back onto right foot.