Sentence examples for standing at an angle from inspiring English sources

He tried standing at an angle, a twist at his waist.

"It is the worst thing for your fingers and hands and your back; you are standing at an angle".

Ms. Norton, standing at an angle by her side, swung her leg back, just touching Ms. Kostich, who then rolled over, propelled by Ms. Norton's movement.

Indeed, the witness had witnessed little at all, having been standing at an angle that made it impossible for him to identify one of the men arrested in the crime.

The prosecutor Gerrie Nel then continued his cross examination of Mr Dixon, a defence witness, who says he believes Ms Steenkamp was standing at an angle to the door and that all four bullets hit her as she fell to the ground.

Standing at an oblique angle to the audience, looking at the floor, head cocked slightly to the left, he forms a triangle with his alto saxophone against his chest.

In his later years, he liked to quote EM Forster that he was "always standing at a slight angle to the universe".

If I lean over, I can touch the tiles, attached to ancient beams with only one pin, that have, on the Tudor side, lately been causing the Vyne's custodians so much trouble (in 2014, the roof leaked so badly, the tapestries below had to be removed for safekeeping), while straight ahead is a brick chimney, standing at a drunken angle that is almost, but not quite, comical.

That's how you end up with something as brilliant as a character called Dex Dexter, whose sole defining feature was that he always delivered his lines standing at a 45-degree angle to his scene partner.

The finished movements include: The levade: a position wherein the horse raises up both front legs, standing at a 30 degree angle entirely on its hind legs in a controlled form that requires a great deal of hindquarter strength.

Turn to the left if you throw right-handed (right if you are left-handed) so you are standing at a 90 degree angle to your target.