Sentence examples for shoulder work from inspiring English sources
"shoulder work" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to refer to tasks or exercises that focus on strengthening or using the muscles in the shoulder area. Example: The physical therapist prescribed some shoulder work to help alleviate the pain in my shoulders from sitting at a desk all day.
A remarkable use of épaulement, or shoulder work, has been drilled into the female corps by Ms. Makarova.
Miss C. used to do shoulder work in a bicycle act and after that was a living statue, and nowadays she just lives for Jackie.
About two and a half hours of hands on the weights, then you've got stretching before and after, icing, stomach work, shoulder work.
Ms. Ringer is a natural Aurora, technically secure while exuding the freshness of youth and promise in Act I. Her first solo began with a light spring and precise sparkle, while her major solo was enhanced by the shoulder work, or epaulement, that gave her dancing a lyrical flow.
And again, the more humble pieces of leg and shoulder work particularly well with pepper: just dredge in cracked peppercorns, sear in a hot, oiled saute pan to desired doneness (the thick pave can be finished in the oven if necessary), pour off excess grease and oil from the pan and deglaze with a tablespoon or two of brandy.
If I strain my shoulder, there will be occupational health education on how your shoulder works, on how to eliminate the risk from being injured again".
Ideally mince from a single cut such as shoulder works the best, but, as deer is not as common or as popular as other meats, you may need to go with what cuts your butcher has to hand.
Then she heard his shoulder working at the door, and before long the cheap stripping gave way and the door came off its hinges, and the man was standing there demanding that she give over the girl.
I spent the next seven days having to explain my two black eyes to classmates and having to take handfuls of pills until my shoulder worked again.
What better way for the 6ix God to continue his journey of bringing Toronto back to relevance than starring as a young, plucky detective with a chip on his shoulder working to keep its streets safe.
Dwyer et al. [ 38] found that 29% (24/84) of patients younger than 55 years of age had a shoulder work-related injury as compared to 11% (28/260) in older patients.
