Sentence examples for wiry strength from inspiring English sources
The phrase "wiry strength" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a type of strength that is lean and sinewy, often associated with agility and endurance. Example: "Despite his small stature, he surprised everyone with his wiry strength during the competition."
Yet he had a wiry strength, and his sense of balance was remarkable.
He has strong acceleration, and he has a wiry strength to run through wraps in the open field if he doesn't outrun the defenders' angles entirely.
LISBON — With the grace of a dancer and the wiry strength of a jockey, Pedrito de Portugal is his country's most famous matador.
Dressed in torn jeans, Birkenstocks and a creamy linen tunic edged with embroidery, she has a new-found wiry strength thanks to the dancing.
His wiry strength allowed him to bounce off defenders, he was a outstanding dribbler, and he had a left foot that was both educated and thuggish, subtle and a sledgehammer.
There are plenty of other good aspects to his game, including an excellent first touch and decent close control which is aided by his ability to get his body between an opponent and the ball quickly in tight areas, using a wiry strength that belies his slender frame.
Murray v Djokovic doesn't have the clash of styles that the Federer v Nadal rivalry has, these two play too much of a similar game of jaw-dropping defence for that, but there are some subtle differences, including the more muscular power of Murray compared to the wiry, flexible strength that Djokovic shows with his gymnastics on court.
Boylan has traded some of her lustre for strength, sounding wiry and edgy but fearlessly carrying the heart of this heartless production to its conclusion.
Dick Franco, Ty's stepfather and trainer, said his student's technical skill is an embodiment of precision and speed, thanks to his hand-eye coordination, long arms, large hands, sharp reflexes, sinewy strength and wiry 5-foot-9-inch frame.
He took hold of his children's collars and began to tug them back and forth, play fighting, with easy strength in the thin forearms, wiry cunning.
Janis, in her early 40s, has a warm, shrewd, limitless quality, and a kind of wiry patience that suggests great reserves of strength.During his ordeal at the hospital in Boston she did not leave his room for 10 days, fearful that if she was absent even for a minute, he might die alone.
