— and some more crumpling of paper and waving of arms, could have been helpful.
All that waving of arms, rolling of eyes, clutching of brow and side-to-side staggering seemed to confuse Gershwin's naturalistic opera with a low-rent production of "Lucia di Lammermoor".
"There's a huge amount of waving of arms by the incumbent companies saying that the sky is falling," said Bill Linton, chief of Call-Net EnTorontoes of Toronto, which is 7percentt owned by Sprint.
Scott's putt was simply majestic, and his celebration - a wee sprint around the green involving the waving of arms, pumping of fists, and grinning - was clearly the release of pent-up frustrations from Lytham.
For all my tentative thumbing, my waggling and waving of arms, I got only as far as the next town, and by then the winter sun was already low in the west.
It's hard to intuit the proper response to Angel Haze bellowing the scourging verse of Detox in your face, but the gentle waving of arms above the head to the more participation-friendly chorus – "How are they expecting me to detox when I still can see you dancing in your knee socks?" – was probably the right way to go.
"We call this the Surrey blues Delta," says Mayer, with a wave of his arms across the crazy-paving pathways of Worcester Park, near Surbiton.
Encumbered by skull and paddle, he tried to force his body into the position from which, theoretically, with a wave of the arms, a toss of the head, and a snap of the hips, he could roll upright even without the paddle.
With a signature wave of his arms, Sanders repeated his stock response.
With a signature wave of his arms, Sanders's repeated his stock response.
