Sentence examples for slow sideways from inspiring English sources
Yet other sequences, like one in which Wilson dances away from the desk in a slow sideways shuffle, or a courtly prance, seem mannered.
There were sentences such as "Mr Drake Puddleduck advanced in a slow sideways manner and picked up the various articles" or '"I am affronted," said Mrs Tabitha Twitchett.' "Affronted" is a wonderful word to learn.
He didn't win, but the gall of it all did piss off enough former teammates and federal agents to start the slow sideways topple of his particular Jenga tower.
In New Jersey's case, there are two other problems: There literally isn't enough money in the treasury to pay for the cut, largely because of the state's slow, sideways crawl out of the Great Recession; and the cut in question would have delivered 58percentt of the economic benefit to just the top five percent of households, leaving the rest of us to pick through the remainder.
During feeding, slow sideways movements of the neck probably were predominant and would have served to cover systematically the feeding envelope.
But the most dance-intensive moments are fundamental to our very idea of "A Chorus Line": the "Aaaah-5-6-7-8!" that unlexplosione explofion of movement with which the musical opens, and the slow sideways-moving line of gold-clad top-hatted dancers with which it closes.
Gillard, who performed in James Bond films and coordinated fights in the Star Wars prequels, told the Guardian he took responsibility for the stunt because of safety – the car had no brakes and needed to slew sideways.
More inclined toward a slow stroll sideways than a great leap forward, the small-time, undermotivated pickpocket Xiao Wu Wang Hongweiis isnt keeping up as even dirt-poor Fenyang starts striving for economic success.
Mr. Hallberg's solo starts with a slow fall sideways that's exactly what nobody expects to see in a ballet, but this quirky impetus becomes the humanizing force within the beautifully bobbing series of jumps that follow.
It flows in two ways: fast and long, as "convection" along established channels of researchers interested in the idea, and slow and short, sideways from channels, by "diffusion" to new users.
Sideways loads slow the motor asymmetrically, but only at higher ATP levels, revealing the presence of additional, load-dependent transitions late in the cycle.
