Sentence examples for spring away from from inspiring English sources

He has a cleft chin, good hands, and a wary look of being about to spring away from dangerous situations.

They are the kinds of things most offenses work on in the spring, away from the prying eyes of reporters and fans.

Scientists had previously assumed that flies, which have a set of giant neurons wired between their brains and their legs, only spring away from danger reflexively, the way a human might pull a hand away from a hot stove.

Except that it has sprung away from it as if by magic, and now, leaning gently towards its neighbour, appears to be yearning in its direction.

And springing away from them (and we're still with the hips) - tautly suspended and practically catwalk loping - those easy, good-time, don't you think to go rushing me, cool and could-be silky legs of hers.

Then it springs away from the branch and does two things: it flattens out its body so that it is about twice as wide as normal, and it undulates horizontally about once a second (similar to how snakes typically move on the ground).

He dropped in on Ryan Mason when Spurs had possession but, when United had the ball, he sprang away from Mason really well to find space himself.

But when the seed dries out, a straplike beam running the length of the seed, called an awn, begins to contract and coil until, finally, the seed springs away from the plant.

As they leaned forward on it and began pressing down, David listened with a little smile of bitterness to the creaking sound as the body of the car started to rise upon its springs, away from the axle.

The quiet of spring skiing away from the crowds and the occasional sighting of wildlife.

"It's definitely different because it's my first spring training away from Fort Myers, so I've got to get to know the lay of the land," said Youkilis, the latest Red Sox expatriate to land in pinstripes.