Sentence examples for strong tail from inspiring English sources

My arms clasped above my head, I dolphin-kicked underwater, turning my two legs into one strong tail.

As a result, it looks as if Intuitive, the flagship of medical robotics, could have a strong tail wind for years to come.

Woodpeckers and some other climbing birds have strong tail feathers with stout shafts, which they use as props while on the trunks of trees.

There were even strong tail winds across the Atlantic last night, allowing flights from the US to arrive an hour early at 5am instead of 6am, clearing the decks.

A strong tail wind helped the teams combine for five homers, including two two-run drives by Chicago's Jim Thome, who became the first White Sox player to homer twice on opening day since Sammy Sosa in 1991.

Her personal best of 10.65 seconds is the fastest time run by any woman except Florence Griffith-Joyner, whose world record, 10.49 seconds, was allowed to stand at the 1988 Olympic trials despite the widespread belief that a strong tail wind was not properly recorded by a faulty wind gauge.

Unlike "strong tails", concentration change of FP with "weak tails" did not show significant impact on the amplification speed.

We report that FP tails affect the amplification process differently; by changing the FP concentration, we can increase the amplification reaction speed with "strong tails".

Two-region nonequilibrium models account for partitioning of solute into mobile- and immobile-fluid regions to produce a more representative model fit to the strong tails associated with TBCs than do equilibrium models.

Like fish with strong tails, it's about nosing in and out of currents.

Komodo dragons have been observed knocking down large pigs and deer with their strong tails.