Sentence examples for rotating onto from inspiring English sources

But the grad student wrapped his legs around Danaher and started rotating onto his back for a choke.

The Legislature should require all districts to subscribe right away, instead of rotating onto it as they negotiate new union contracts, as was specified under last year's statute.

Certain aspects of medical school, like learning the basics of normal and abnormal organ function, or rotating onto specialty services as mini-apprenticeships to recognize disease and treat it, haven't changed much in 100 years of medical education.

The CLR suddenly lifted its nose and front wheels off the circuit and became airborne, flipping upwards and somersaulting backwards before rotating onto its side.

Our study was specifically designed to examine the cost of rotating onto the night shift directly from the day shift.

Squads of players rotate onto the rink in shifts.

Regional and international brews are constantly rotated onto the draft lines and the beer engine.

Enteric methane emissions can also be substantially reduced when cattle are regularly rotated onto fresh pastures, researchers at University of Louisiana have confirmed.

On her first day in her graduate job Dayle Stevens found herself rotated onto a factory floor in Sydney where she built computers, sparking a love affair with technology that has inspired her to forge a better, more inclusive society.

Rotation most commonly occurs with the proximal pole of the scaphoid moving dorsally and rotates onto the dorsal aspect of the radius and capitate [8] (Fig. 3).

NOAA Active Region 5395 rotated onto the solar disk on 6 March and, thereafter, quickly produced a 15X/3B flare at 13.54 UT.