Sentence examples for superior legs from inspiring English sources
But both Shrek the Third and Shrek 2 dropped 47% on their third weekends, so the fourth chapter is displaying slightly superior legs.
Statin use is also associated with superior leg functioning independent of cholesterol levels and other potential confounders.McDermott et al 2003b).
Participants lie in a lateral recumbent position with the lower leg straightened and the superior or free leg flexed at both the hip and knee and adducted across midline.
The subject was positioned in side-lying with the tested leg positioned superior and the lower leg slightly flexed at the hip and knee to maintain stability.
Luna Rossa again showed better crew work, and its chrome-hulled catamaran proved superior on the downwind legs between the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz Island.
Herr argues that his replaceable legs are superior to biological legs because they provide enhanced function, thus not "just as good" as fleshy legs but better.
Turning to the others, she points out her superior cheekbones, nose, waist and legs; Mr. Yoda watches her in half-embarrassment, half-horror.
Swindon may have been the superior team in the first leg at Priestfield, Gillingham keeper Phil Kite keeping his side in the match, yet a late David Smith free-kick proved decisive, and when Karl Elsey scored a screamer after 15 minutes of the second leg, Swindon would again need to come from two goals back to avoid heartbreak.
Entry closure with thoracic stent grafting was an effective treatment for acute type B aortic dissection with celiac artery, superior mesenteric artery, and lower leg malperfusion.
Conduction velocities were calculated by stimulating two body areas situated in the same dermatome (S1), one distal on the dorsum of the foot and one proximal at the external lateral face of the superior third part of the leg.
Patient satisfaction and global assessment of improvement in leg pain were superior in patients in the primary LDH group compared with patients in the recurrent LDH group.
