Sentence examples for torso out from inspiring English sources
Then push torso out, moving shoulder blades apart.
The child developed a huge torso, out of proportion to his stunted legs.
He managed to get his torso out of the way, but not his legs.
Suddenly, he wrote, the gunman opened a classroom door, leaned half his torso out and started shooting.
He kept his chin and jaw — and, except for one punch, the supposedly vulnerable parts of his torso — out of the way, but Liston did not have to land on the classic targets to numb him.
"All of a sudden, the shooter opened the classroom door beside the door to my left, he leaned half of his torso out and started shooting as I turned toward him," Mr. Mintz said.
His torso out-phwoars Aidan Turner's.
She slung it across her torso, pointing out sagely, "This is made of coated cotton canvas, the same material Louis Vuitton uses for its bags".
In a circle dance for all four, folky turns lead into a repeated hopping arabesque phrase that finishes in three different ways, the last of which has the torso leaning out over straight legs, hands holding the rear end.
A wrestler's vast torso spreads out in puffy clay that contrasts fantastically with the soldiers' disciplined bodies: you sense the craftsmen having fun here, layering on the clay to create this gargantuan mass of muscle.
"RRRRIPPPP": Is the sound of Ed Miliband's shirt splitting open and his torso bursting out like the Incredible Hulk, all green and muscular, as he finally grows a backbone (and realises the Labour Party have lost the Scottish vote).
