Sentence examples for time rubbing from inspiring English sources

He spends a lot of time rubbing his fists in his eyes (jetlag), closing his eyes or saying "Hmmmm".

His main role in the apartment search was "spending a lot of time rubbing the feet and hearing the horror stories," he said.

Marks said some owners might not have taken Peck seriously as a trainer because he spent much of his time rubbing elbows with corporate executives.

The situation is mournful and absurd, Douglas is both legend and jerk; different registers are all the time rubbing against one another — a fictional recipe for friction — as the friends are forced back into easy and awkward intimacy.

I was following the image, doing sight-system checking, sketching the animal shapes, making tilts in time, rubbing out the weaker lines and letting the better ones bloom... and, miraculously, the outline of an arm appeared, and a shoulder, and it all looked more or less right.

They will spend much of the time rubbing against each other.

If this is your first time, rub the gums and teeth with your finger.

Repeat step 5 again, but this time rub your index finger on your budgies tummy very very lightly.

If you have extra time, rub an ice cube on the major muscles of your face, your sinuses, and anywhere else that seems like it has tension.

As he stood before Judge Bowler, Mr. Tsarnaev seemed drowsy or tired, and he wiped his mouth and his nose several times, rubbing the back of his neck and grabbing at his jumpsuit, his curly hair flopping over his forehead.

South London, 1922: genteel Frances and her widowed mother have fallen on hard times, rubbing along in a big suburban house that used to be busy with menfolk and servants.