Sentence examples for soft knee from inspiring English sources

And for that same price we could have had a skewer of chicken hearts or gizzards or neck or "soft knee bone".

Try as we might, we never got to sample "soft knee bone" (only two per chicken, after all) or the enigmatic "soft bone," which, the waitress explained, requires three chickens per serving.

We moved on to skewers of inoffensive-if-not-compelling grilled necks, "soft knee bones" ("I guess these are softer than kneecaps would be," said He Who Didn't Like the Grilled Bones) and tails, which we unanimously adored for their perfect ratio of molten chicken fat to crispy chicken skin.

To evaluate the effect of a hinged soft knee orthosis on the gait pattern and symmetry of poststroke patients with chronic symptoms and knee hyperextension.

"I would come on soft knees" — he thought his knees would give way.

Then jump off, landing soft, knees bent.

Interestingly, in Yoga "soft knees" are the norm for the standing pose; copying that approach works for shooting, too.

Simple exercises like touching your toes (soft knees) with your neck relaxed and head resting towards your knees (Standing Forward Bend) will help to pressurize your sinus cavities to release any remaining solution.

What he found was that Petipa liked degrees of things: softer knees, and feet that were sometimes half-pointed rather than fully pointed.

Soft tissue knee injury is a well-established and potent risk factor for development of knee osteoarthritis.

As few as 20% of soft tissue knee injuries are presented to and managed in emergency departments and hospitals [ 9, 10] and 50% of all knee injuries are associated with non-sporting activities [ 11, 12], particularly those sustained in middle age onwards [ 13].