Sentence examples for somewhat upright from inspiring English sources

In higher level dressage, the breed however it is hindered by its less-flashy movement, restricted by a somewhat upright shoulder.

Try to keep your back and body somewhat upright.

If your push up goal for the day is 40 for the last set try this: Do 10 repetitions leaning and somewhat upright on the high step of a stairs.

It is not, of course, suggested that we should descend to this unhealthy practice".[document] Somewhat less upright - and rather more knowing - was one of his army colleagues in Iran, Major David Randel.

I struggled somewhat to keep upright against the heavy downward drag.

Stand slightly more upright.

Cooper often played a brave, laconic, and somewhat reticent man whose upright character compels him to perform heroic actions that he does not purposely seek.

This compares to the final text, which reads: "If the two billion inhabitants who people its surface were all to stand upright and somewhat crowded together, as they do for some big public assembly, they could easily be put into one public square 20 miles long and 20 miles wide".

Australopithecus afarensis may have walked upright and looked somewhat human-like, but they were much smaller than we are.

Mr. Pegg's performance here, befitting his uptight, upright character, is somewhat one-note, if otherwise likable, with little of the Everyman depths that were finally tapped in "Shaun".

Some of the male are naturalistic, with an upright stance and somewhat slack and paunchy bodies; the hands, placed at the hips, have the typical elongated fingers of the stone colossi.