Sentence examples for rump out from inspiring English sources

To me, I think he's just always going to look like he's sticking his rump out in contemporary for some reason.

It's hard to criticize anyone in this because you get caught up in the emotion of the choreography but it seemed like his posture was off, like he doesn't stand up straight and sticks his rump out too much.

Before roasting, the turkeys are boiled for two hours in giant vats, which, with drumsticks and rump sticking out, call to mind a kitchen in a "Tom and Jerry" cartoon.

Well, the animal shifted its rump, let out a loud roar, lowered its head, and flung Lao Lan into the air with its horns, as if he weighed no more than a straw mat.

An infant grandchild's pandiculation, with eyes and fists scrunched and rump jutted out, ranks near the top of a grandma's favorite sites to see.

The head coach, Terry Edwards, gave the British team captain a slap on the rump to go out for the start of round two - but no further combat was needed.

Holland Lops have thick, short bones and wide, strong shoulders, with the rump balancing it out, being wider than the shoulders.

In 1994 Habyarimana was killed in a plane crash, and the rump of his regime carried out genocide against Rwanda's Tutsi minority.

I was impressed by the way her rump curved out handsomely to the back, instead of spreading to the sides.

Try not to leave your rump sticking out; bend at the knees, not the butt.

In the UK and a number of other countries, the rump of the firm was bought out by Andersen's smaller rival Deloitte & Touche later that year – and so the "Big Four" were born.