Sentence examples for with your elbow from inspiring English sources

"You cannot achieve precision with your elbow in the air," he said.

It's not easy doing sit-ups with your elbow under a coffee table and your legs inside the TV cabinet.

You don't do abrupt things with your elbow unless you're pushing someone or you fall on it".

At Flanders Elementary School in East Lyme, students are being taught the phrase, "cover your coughs and sneezes with your elbow creases".

"It helps if you have arthritis, and it helps if you still have kids at home and have a pile of laundry in your hands, because you can open the door with your elbow".

She seemed to me full of shadows, exposed where she should not be, but then suddenly tugging down her sleeve, shying from a touch, sulking if you jogged her with your elbow: flinching.

We move from the front door to (we hope) the bathroom with Bonxie in Friday's Guardian... 9ac Push out bowel movement (5)... because it's actually very easy to confuse that general area with your ELBOW.

Even in preschool, you apologize if you carelessly whack something with your elbow and it breaks, or if you shred someone else's drawing for papier mâché, whether you meant to be destructive or not.

For active chefs, Ms. Robinson recommends faucets with a single lever rather than separate controls for hot and cold: "A lot of times when your hands are dirty, you want to be able to control it with your elbow".

Fold it over, newspaper-style (left, at Versace SS14), or squish it to your side with your elbow: anything to emphasise that carrying your bag like this is simply what comes naturally and is in no way a contrived styling trick.

Like, slightly-knocking-the-frying-pan-handle-with-your-elbow-a-little-too-hard-and-melting-the-flesh-off-your-arm hot.