Sentence examples for take their arm from inspiring English sources

This means that when a cyclist wants to turn right (as in the picture, inset) all they have to do, rather than take their arm away from the handlebars is make a gesture with their head to the right.

If there are people present, take their arm and try to slide away from the others, without being too obvious.

"It's, like, bigots want to embrace me, and I politely take their arms from around my neck.

Please, I think, please let my couple come by, let me see their faces at last, let me take their arms.

Her finale was "I Will Always Love You," sung to the couple, who did not take their arms off each other.

Records of the telephone conversation between Thatcher and her home secretary, Leon Brittan, on 20 April state: "The home secretary said that arguably we should not be too concerned if the Libyans used the device of the diplomatic bag to take their arms and explosives out of the country.

Records of the telephone conversation between Brittan and Thatcher on 20 April state: "The home secretary said that arguably we should not be too concerned if the Libyans used the device of the diplomatic bag to take their arms and explosives out of the country.

Always wearing jackets and ties, the teachers come to collect their partners in the 10 seconds between songs -- taking their arm to lead them to the dance floor.

"At the end of the wars, whole battalions took their arms home," said Aleksandar Radic, an arms expert.

Now they have taken their arms and are not fighting against Al Qaeda and are fighting among themselves.

Oleksandr Turchynov said numerous Ukrainian military and security personnel had defected to the rebels, taking their arms with them.