He made his hands into a steeple and pressed them, upside down, between his knees.
In one magic acid miracle fluke, while he was taking a piss on the church wall under the protection of Church Law, of course the wind blew his plastic hat off, only to land upside down between his legs, directly in the line of his piss stream.
Place the wine bottle upside down between your thighs.
Balance the dome upside down between your knees, or create a nest of packaging material in bin to stabilize cloche and place cloche upside down inside bin.
This year, to make voting more convenient for members whose schedules are pretty "upside-down" between recording, touring and promoting their music, voting was done online.
If someone else is willing to pay more, the original bidder will get a share of what is called the upside: the difference between what he was willing to pay and the higher price.
If someone else wants to pay more, the first buyer will get a share of what is called the upside: the difference between what he was willing to pay and the higher price.
DeOssie, whose father, Steve, was a linebacker and snapper for the Giants in the 1990s, learned to heave a football upside down and between his legs as a youngster.
Most of the time, however, you would spend the entire second half wondering whether he really meant to put the numbers 5 and 7 upside down, exactly between letters C and D. In the quarter-final match in Italia 90, England beat Cameroon with Gary Lineker scoring twice from the spot.
Several presidents have remarked that the balance of threats to the economy is unpredictable, and the motion has been made that the statement change to reflect a balance of concern between upside (inflation) and downside risks, where before inflation was less of a concern than lingering economic weakness.
