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Elbow in sentence

164 examples of Elbow in a sentence

It's our job as journalists to get elbow deep in complexity and to find new ways to make it easier for everyone else to understand.
My arms do not straighten fully, but I can lick my elbow.
"Another thing I noticed," he said, "Your elbow goes up in the air every once in a while.
So that means if you feel your elbow going in the air, you should get a different instrument, or just move your feet."
You cant hit your elbow on bottom.
However, the bad backs, elbow pain, and creaky knees so common in older people is more than just “old age."
They could bend their elbow all the way back.
So he wants fine motor control: flex at the wrist, flex at the elbow, abduct and flex at the shoulder.
In the very first episode at the end when she throws the hat up, her arm doesn't ever leave her side from her elbow up.
And finally with some inventiveness, creativity and elbow grease he and the pianist's niece manage to get the whole lot cleaned up, most of them arrested and the first saboteur, a certain Fry, falls down from the torch of the Statue of Liberty.
Like a mix of DAY OF THE LOCUST, THE OTHER and BABY JANE, I suggest any prospective viewer take on the idea that this is almost meant to be skew-iff and sit with someone with whom you can shriek and elbow all through it.
So more power to your elbow Ms Parmar.
Slacks nearly dragging the ground is so ugly, and most of us who's upper arms have gotten a little bigger, don't want to wear sleeveless or cap-sleeves, but rather kind of loose and to the elbow at least.
I took a friend to see this movie with me and as I worked a little behind the scenes I kept nudging her with my elbow saying, "That was filmed at Riley!" or wherever the scene was shot at.
And if you want to search for something meaningful beneath all this fun, you'll find that the movie is about how egoistic, lonely and lost we are when we elbow each other out of the way to accomplish our petty goals.
China might well step in to fill that vacuum, but that is quite different from being able to elbow America aside.
As China continues to elbow its way into Pakistan’s politics and economy, increasingly turning the country into a colonial outpost, that sense of satisfaction will probably fade.
She has a difficult hand to play, and can expect her elbow to be nudged regularly by EU Commission President José Manuel Barroso, who was the big winner in the carve-up of jobs.
They cut off his hands from beneath the elbow.
Several have spent three decades at Trump’s elbow.
People need to know, for example, that basic behavioral changes – especially frequent and thorough hand washing, coughing into one’s elbow, and avoiding crowds – can make a big difference.
Kitty was silent a moment, looking timidly and pitifully at her husband, then she approached and took hold of his elbow with both hands.
He raised himself again on his elbow, moved his tousled head from side to side as if seeking for something, and opened his eyes.
Agatha Mikhaylovna, with a flushed face and aggrieved expression, her hair ruffled and her thin arms bared to the elbow, was shaking the preserving pan over the brazier with a circular movement, looking dismally at the raspberries and hoping with all her heart that they would harden and not get cooked through.
I will tell you, moreover,' and leaning his elbow on the window and having started talking, the landowner went on: 'My son has no taste at all for husbandry.
An expert standing beside the box, who by the mere motion of an elbow could tell where every ball was put, made a wry face.
'Levin, don't go,' he said, holding him tightly by the elbow, evidently not wishing to let him go on any account.
Taking the hat from his perspiring head, he lay down, leaning his elbow upon the juicy, broad-bladed forest grass.
A small parcel tied in a check handkerchief troubled him much, and he pressed it against his side, sometimes with one elbow, sometimes with the other, so that he could slip to the bottom of his pockets both the benumbed hands that bled beneath the lashes of the wind.
The inmates lived there, elbow to elbow, from one end to the other; and no fact of family life remained hidden, even from the youngsters.
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