I can envision old images of an arm waving Lenin beside photos of an arm-waving Bernie.
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He can't have remonstrations and arm-waving after every whistle and every fall.
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The third is player gestures: chest-beating, arm-waving, jumping up and down and the like.
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The man's screams and frantic arm-waving stopped the team from powering the hydraulic trash compactor.
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Neon is cliché, LEDs are a dime a dozen, and those arm-waving inflatable things are everywhere.
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But 217 minutes in he's already policing toe-stamps and furious arm-waving appeals from both sides.
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In the three times I've seen them, everybody there has been more interested in arm waving than foot stomping.
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Even when his message is upbeat, he adds agitated body-language punctuation, with push-squeeze gestures and arm waving.
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A high-end Western but Chinese-themed department store long sold playful watches featuring Mao's arm waving to the crowds.
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But arm-waving platters like that seem out of place at Kawi, which is the least Momofukian of the Momofukus.
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What followed was anything but — an outlandish, marauding, arm-waving, chest-beating, show-me-the-money romp around the bases.
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But how did no one see the arm waving in the air, after it had laboriously burst through the sod?
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Seeing the body language between those two -- the aggressive arm waving and pointing, the profanity -- took me to a painful place.
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Mr. Corlett communicates with his students via arm-waving conversations, telling them how to be patient and how to calm the cow.
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He reaches out his arm, waving his hand in front of the cameras at his side while simultaneously seeing it in front of his face.
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A parade of trucks rolled by, honking their horns; Zombie was sitting on top of his truck (was it driving itself?), doing the arm-waving thing.
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I'm talking 'doing a weird dance that could only described as a mix of slowed down skipping, incoherent arm waving and a classic fist pump' rushing.
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While interviewing the billionaire in 2011, The New York Times' Jason Zinoman noted that Laliberté has a "deadpan expression" during meetings, and "forceful arm waving" and an "almost dispassionate voice" when speaking.
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No casting details have been announced, nor has anyone confirmed if Destiny's Child (or Beyoncé, at the very least) has been tapped to deliver another arm-waving, fist-pumping girl power theme song.
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The jumping spider is already more of a showman than other species, known for its dance-heavy mating rituals—lots of emphasis on arm waving, à la one of those dancing inflatable men.
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With the Giants concluding their third consecutive losing season, the 69-year-old Coughlin — a doughty, arm-waving, immutable fixture of the team's culture — appears poised to lose the job he has held since 2004.
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She got through the retrospective gratitude of "The Best Years of My Life" (despite an ill-advised upward key change) and an arm-waving singalong of "Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand)," as she strolled through the audience.
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Bonus points if you notice how, amid his arm waving antics, Sweeney's right palm stays up to protect him from the path of his man's jab as he gets into range to deliver the short dig to the body.
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In the final days of the campaign, Trump added extra energy to his usual arm-waving, rubber-faced wild man act as he raced around the country like a deranged rock star on a manic Appeal to Fear Concert Tour.
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Large numbers of voters in Democratic primaries seem to think that a cranky, old, arm waving New England socialist with a heart condition can defeat Trump and carry through on his idealistic promises — Not a chance, and the Republicans know it.
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Still, part of this comes across as a lot of arm waving when you can simply open RapCaviar, a playlist with over 9 million followers, and see music by Famous Dex ("Japan") and Youngboy NeverBrokeAgain ("Diamond Samurai Teeth"), both of whom were allegedly caught on camera beating their girlfriends.[Billboard]
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U23 started the concert on a small stage, lighted simply as if it were playing a club and performing songs from albums before "The Joshua Tree": thoughts on terror ("Sunday Bloody Sunday"), displacement ("A Sort of Homecoming"), longing ("New Year's Day") and transcendence ("Bad"), full of arm-waving, chorus-singing audience participation.
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Both males and females display typical agamid behaviour such as basking, arm-waving and head-bobbing. Fast arm-waving signals dominance, while slow arm-waving signals submission. Males are territorial, and in areas of higher population density, males exhibit displays of aggression toward other males including posturing, chasing and fighting.
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Common repetitive movements of SMD include head banging, arm waving, hand shaking, rocking and rhythmic movements, self-biting, self-hitting, and skin- picking; other stereotypies are thumb-sucking, nail biting, trichotillomania, bruxism and abnormal running or skipping.
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Newer versions of this technology eliminate the arm-waving altogether.Trendhunter - Virtual Dressing Room Fashion retailer Topshop installed a Kinect-powered virtual fitting room at its Moscow store. Created by AR Door, the Augmented Fitting Room system overlays 3D augmented reality clothes on the customer. Simple gestures and on- screen buttons let users "try on" different outfits.
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In a pair These are entirely diurnal lizards that emerge in the early morning to bask in the sun. If a potential predator approaches they will first remain completely still, and then if the danger persists, they will flee to the safety of foliage. Both sexes use arm-waving gestures (similar to a front crawl swimming action), apparently to communicate with each other. They are very agile and fast.
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Changes in the pace of head bobbing are thought to be a form of communication. Males head bob to impress females, and a male will often have to demonstrate his dominance when attempting to mate before the female will concede. Smaller males will often respond to larger males head bobbing by arm-waving, which is a submissive sign. Females will also arm wave to avoid aggression, often in response to a male's head bobbing.
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When disturbed or alarmed it will quickly retreat to the safety of the nearby burrow. Painted dragons possess many of the traits common to the family Agamidae. They are very alert lizards with an upright stance and acute vision which they will use to search for prey and keep an eye out for mates, rivals, and predators. Most of their communication is visually oriented with stylised head bops and dips, arm waving, and tail lashing playing a big part.
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They tend to direct their attacks towards the tails of their opponents. Various territorial displays include tail-waving, raising or lowering their bodies, head-bobbing, arm-waving, and darkening their color. Jacky dragons have many different displays, or series of movements, that are used as communication between conspecifics. The push-up display, for example, begins with a series of tail flicks, backward and forward arm-waves, a push-up and a characteristic rocking of the entire body.
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Dressed up in "chandeliers and sensible clothing", it was performed as the closing song from the concert. Jon Pareles from The New York Times viewed the performance as "an elegy disguised as an arm-waving, feel-good song". The performance of the song at the October 11, 1998 show in New York City, at the Madison Square Garden, was broadcast during a special titled The Velvet Rope: Live in Madison Square Garden by HBO. It was also added to the setlist at its DVD release, The Velvet Rope Tour – Live in Concert in 1999.
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Female bearded dragons have been seen lowering themselves towards the ground and intermittently arm-waving whilst moving away from a dominant male in an attempt to either appease or escape. The bearded dragon has also shown to perceive illusion, specifically the Delboeuf illusion. In an experiment at the University of Padua, bearded dragons were presented with two different sized plates with the same amount of food. The bearded dragons chose the smaller plate more often than they chose the larger one, showing that they were able to perceive the illusion and interpret that a larger plate does not always mean more food.
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They try again and Mainwaring leads them into an ambush led by a rugged captain. When they finally reach the school, they are greeted by a cheery Major Smith, who then proceeds to tell them that, to the platoon's horror, they have missed the evening meal by four hours. He introduces them to Captain Rodrigues, a tough Spanish captain (the captain who had led the ambush) who fought in the Spanish Civil War and doesn't approve of military disciplines such as arm-waving. He gives Mainwaring and the platoon a single blanket each to keep them warm and some carrots and onions to eat.
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The core San Francisco rock bands, Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Country Joe and the Fish, and Quicksilver Messenger Service (including pre-Dino Valenti), would play for both Graham's concerts at the Fillmore Auditorium, once a Black Muslim temple, and the Family Dog at Helms' Avalon dances. Helms' shows were always more relaxed and offered a pleasant alternative to Bill Graham Presents dances, at a more reasonable admission, and with more room for the stoned, arm-waving type of solo dancing that personified the era. The nearby Mt. Zion Hospital kept a late-night clinic to treat the many drug-overdose victims from the Fillmore.
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After the first chorus a man's voice says "I know you gonna dig this ... Ch-check this out", and more men's voices (one of whom addresses the "party people in the house") appear during the song's bridge, in which the backing singers shout for the listener to nonchalantly wave their arms around in the air. Purposeful arm- waving in an uncaring fashion can be seen by some as paradoxical, or even ironic. Morissette had independently released a single, "Fate Stay with Me", in 1985, but "Too Hot" became her mainstream breakthrough in Canada; it reached number 14 on the country's singles chart, peaked within the top ten on contemporary hit radio and contributed to the success of the album Alanis, which was certified gold during the same period."Alanis Morissette - Biography" .
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Unlike rural coyotes, urban ones have a longer lifespan and tend to live in higher densities but rarely attack humans and can be frightened away by arm waving or loud noises. The animals generally are nocturnal and prey upon rabbits, rats, Canada geese, fruit, insects and family pets, especially small dogs and domestic cats. JOSIE GARTHWAITE, The New York Times, October 24, 2012, Learning to Live With Urban Coyotes, Accessed March 13, 2013 Coyotes were reportedly living underneath decks in suburban Stamford, Connecticut and in some instances chasing after large dogs. CBS News, March 6, 2015, Coyotes Seen Going After Large Dogs In Stamford, Connecticut, Retrieved March 8, 2015 Coyotes in all Canadian provinces can be attracted to food left out for birds, or prey upon stray cats, and tend to live between apartment buildings and in industrial parks throughout major cities from Vancouver to St. John's.
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Players and Linde defended it as not a Roman salute at all, but instead friendly arm-waving, while John "Bill" Pettersson (then chairman of the Selection Committee) admitted it to be a fascist salute. Linde at the same time blamed team coach József Nagy, who was working in Italy at the time, for advising the players to salute the spectators. Linde wrote a long text on fascism and nazism, recognising the downsides, but also apologetically stated that Hitler "had the youth on his side" and that the nazis in many aspects "were more tolerant than some Swedish trade unions"—a reference to the fact that Ernst Andersson, one of the players, was forced to apologise by his trade union Metall. During World War II, all the potential national team opponents were either occupied by Nazi Germany, allied with them, or only reachable through their territory, which limited the selection of internationals.
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