Sentence examples for sometimes balanced from inspiring English sources

The arms are extended, the left leg is raised behind, and the right foot is sometimes balanced on the Chinese character for ao (sea turtle).

As depicted in art, Kuei bends forward like a runner, his left leg raised behind, the other sometimes balanced on the head of a fish (or giant sea turtle).

I sometimes balanced on the tree stumps that held the fence posts, swung a winter-coated leg over the timid old barbed wire, and jumped heavily down on the other side, sinking in snowy mud to my boot tops.

In cool climates, (such as many German wine regions) Riesling wines tend to exhibit apple and tree fruit notes with noticeable levels of acidity that is sometimes balanced with residual sugar.

As a stream of family and friends came to call at the Kerrigan family home after Dan's death, among them was a pale and pained looking Nancy who sometimes balanced her young daughter on her hip.

We followed it for a mile, sometimes walking alongside it, sometimes balancing ourselves on its crumbling surface.

(While traveling, Tennessee's players sometimes balance on one leg as elevators in the team hotel move up and down).

Nouns dress up, quite unself-consciously, as verbs, sometimes balancing three-tiered epithets on their heads and often alliterating to boot.

It seems like 140 Proof might face one of the common challenges of platform companies sometimes — balancing the needs of the platform with the other parts of the business.

Individuals with USH present with hearing loss, progressive retinal degeneration and sometimes balance dysfunction.

Sometimes he balanced on the ball of his foot; sometimes he knelt, rolled on the floor, did a slow somersault.