For old times' sake, he gets to sit up straight.
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They're going to sit up straight and strike a pose.
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Be sure to sit up straight and make eye contact.
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Just think of what it takes to sit up straight.
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Basil struggled to sit up straight as Joel brought him breakfast.
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It made him sit up straight and gave him pain relief.
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Planets do not sit up straight in their orbits: they lean over.
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And there's nothing like a surprise to make us sit up straight.
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" Joan's mother advises her to sit up straight: "Spines are very suggestible.
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Time to sit up straight and act like I'm allowed in public.
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Sit up straight, hands on thighs, feet to floor it's just like twerking.
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That is a figure to make everyone in the country sit up straight.
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There's something about a corset that will make you just sit up straight!
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Sit up straight on the floor or the edge of a chair. 2.
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Remember to smile, make eye contact and sit up straight as you answer questions.
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I was made to sit up straight, facing the wall in a tiny space.
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"Sit up straight, put your shoulders down and back, and tuck your chin," he says.
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If you sit up straight, you end up convincing yourself by the posture you're in.
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Now, try to sit up straight, accentuating the curve of your back as much as possible.
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However, Cindy is unable to sit up straight because of stomach ulcers that she developed through stress.
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It's a lot easier to sit up straight when my legs aren't folded all over each other.
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So we remember to "sit up straight" and "stand up straight," as our parents and teachers would chant.
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But there are occasions when the algorithm can take a turn that'll make you want to sit up straight.
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Now is the time for you to pinch yourself, sit up straight, and wake up from such a fantasy dream.
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The instructions are fairly clear: Sit up straight in the chair, no wriggling and tell the barber what you want.
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When you slouch, it offers pressure in the area that needs help so you sit up straight, also app-less.
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Passengers may need to be able to sit up straight, for example, or have at least one functional arm and leg.
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The teams emerge, I sit up straight, and there is the usual fluff of TV commercials and dumb graphics before kickoffs.
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Sit like a pro If you're going to be standing up straight, you need to learn to sit up straight too.
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But how can we develop the discipline to sit up straight without a mom-alarm that reminds us to do so?
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But in "Hope," it finds a foothold in a way that made me sit up straight, chills running down my back.
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If one of them slouches, dozes off, or puts their hands on the bench for support, they're told to sit up straight.
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Some people have exercises that they do to help their posture, while others use tricks and reminders to remember to sit up straight.
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It has haptic signals in the neck, shoulders and back vibrates when the wearer is slouching as a reminder to sit up straight.
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Mandarin sorbet in a kind of cradle made of coconut was served with a yuzu sauce so sour it made me sit up straight.
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Simply place the wearable device on your back and it will send gentle vibrations to remind you to sit up straight if you are slouching.
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And she seemed to have lost so much more; she slouched in her chair as if it were too much work to sit up straight.
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Amini understood that her great-grandmother was an important person because everyone, including Amini's father, had to sit up straight when she entered a room.
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But some of us might find that we need a literal nudge to sit up straight, which is where posture trackers and trainers come in handy.
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He also spent the night riding subways in the Bronx and said his only interaction with the police was around midnight, when an officer told him to sit up straight.
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Simply sit up straight on the floor, focus on your breathing and scream so loudly that your neighbor feels obligated to call the police, for roughly 25 seconds without stopping.
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I bet Rich Lowry doesn't sit up straight when, say, Palin impersonator Tina Fey winks on 30 Rock; likewise, GEMINISTALLION74 isn't just drawn to Palin's feet but her whole persona.
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Just try watching an out-of-focus (and presumed dead) Michael Myers sit up straight in the background in the final minutes of John Carpenter's Halloween without cringing a little bit.
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She slowly slides her body sideways into a chair, partially because her layered costume is so bulky she can't sit up straight, and partly because… "My vajayjay is chapped!" she announces.
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Absolutely. Was I able to sit up straight on the subway ride home because my back, which is normally crazy tight from slouching at a desk all day, was feeling more loose?
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Growing up the son of lawyers in Chicago, "my family was very formal and dignified — you had to sit up straight and you couldn't have your elbows on the dinner table," he said.
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I'm from the South, so we have that Southern debutante–ness, so remember to cross your legs, sit up straight, nice and clean posture, make eye contact with your guests or whoever you're with.
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At Miss Ironside's School for Girls in Kensington the drill had been to sit up straight, learn to curtsey and not bother her head about exams, for Mr Right was bound to come along eventually.
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If the boss won't spring for new furniture, adjust your chair so you can sit up straight with your shoulders back and chest open, and center your computer screen (or screens) in front of your eyes.
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In truth, we could all stand to care a little bit more about our posture — although, it's pretty telling that the fear of growing a horn is what it took to get everyone to sit up straight.
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It provides them with a nondescript, malleable space in which their burgeoning selves, friendships, and lives can unfold in comparative freedom, safe from the need to sit up straight, respect their elders, or pay quickly and leave.
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That feeling intensifies at the dinner table, where Steven is eating with his wife, Anna (Nicole Kidman), their teen-age daughter, Kim (Raffey Cassidy), and her younger brother, Bob (Sunny Suljic), who is told to sit up straight.
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I was not allowed to lie down or sleep during the duty day from 5 AM to 7 PM. I was only allowed to sit up straight on my bed and literally stare at the wall for hours on end.
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The Good Well-built • Fully-adjustable • Makes you sit up straight and feel good about it • Comfortable The Bad Things slip off if the desktop isn't perfectly flat • Expensive The Bottom Line Kneeling at work now makes sense to me.
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If we could figure out how to sit up straight while we work at our desks, it could help elevate mood and even make us more productive, affect body balance, and lower risk of muscle imbalances (bad posture can cause spinal deformities too).
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I had to sit up straight in order for any of this to work, hold out my arm, and work my core a little to lean in the desired direction, none of which was easy because my core is like a bag of melted marshmellows.
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I had, it turned out, a certain love for the more social, populist "hard sleeper" cars — with no doors and six bunks to a room — where the inability to sit up straight on any bed but the bottom meant lots of congregating in corridors.
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It takes 20 days to assemble a Jiang-style armchair from Chinese walnut, fine cloth or leather (red is the most popular colour) and lots of foam padding, especially in the small of the back, so that occupants can sit up straight for hours.
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First, sit up straight (but not pushing out your chest – a delicate balance for someone who is used to slumping over a keyboard all day), and don't let your back touch the back of a chair, so you are perched elegantly at the edge of your seat.
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This is going to require some tweaking and customization depending on the computers you have and the type of desk they're sitting on, but the end goal is to get everything in a position where you can sit up straight, with a straight back and neck, and look directly ahead.
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Other wheelchair users use a seatbelt because they can sit up straight on their own.
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"I couldn't sit up straight without people looking at me like I was a prostitute," Frye said. Finding large bra sizes and styles that fit is challenging. Also, larger bras are more costly, challenging to find, and unflattering to the wearer. Ill-fitting bras with narrow straps can cause chronic irritation, redness, and indentations in the shoulders.
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They are capable of bursts of speed but soon tire, and as a result mostly rely on ambush rather than the chase. Bears can stand on their hind feet and sit up straight with remarkable balance. Their front paws are flexible enough to grasp fruit and leaves. Bears' non-retractable claws are used for digging, climbing, tearing, and catching prey.
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He studied music theory with Leo Smith, the organ with Frederick C. Silvester, and piano with Alberto Guerrero. Around the same time, he injured his back as a result of a fall from a boat ramp on the shore of Lake Simcoe. This incident is almost certainly related to the adjustable-height chair his father made shortly thereafter. Gould's mother would urge the young Gould to sit up straight at the keyboard.
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Some public houses even had holes in the wall behind the wooden bench seats to allow their patrons to sit comfortably with their hump in the hole. Nearly all examples of such pubs have been lost. The Bell Inn in Market Street is an example of such a pub with curved holes in the walls to allow hump backed drinkers to sit up straight. Rushbrook's was a bakery in Market Street, Willenhall.
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At AllMusic, Stephen Thomas Erlewine states that the album "returns O'Riordan to her strengths: melodic, atmospheric, mildly brooding pop—Are You Listening is a success as a solo debut: it doesn't resurrect O'Riordan's earliest work as much as reconnect with it, and she hasn't sounded this purposeful, or made a record this satisfying, since the days of "Linger". Caroline Sullivan of The Guardian gave the album four out of five stars and wrote that "the lofty hooklines - like the majestic belter that makes you sit up straight during "Ordinary Day" - are stirring stuff, and enhanced by the silvery and uncharacteristic "Black Widow".
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Meanwhile, Ellen Organ, already a delicate child, was displaying signs of disability: it seems a serious fall as a baby had left its mark. Her spine had become crooked, her hips and back, out of joint, caused her constant pain and as she grew up she became unable to sit up straight. William finally realised he could not care for the children himself and, in May 1907, he put each of his four children into care. Ellen Organ and her sister Mary were sent first to a hospital run by the Sisters of Mercy – the two girls were found to be suffering from Whooping Cough.
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Providing instruction for children to sit up straight and how to hold their legs is a best practice. Some animal rights advocates oppose pony rides, suggesting that a merry-go-round is an acceptable substitute. The official position of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is "The ASPCA is opposed to the cruelty that is inherent in ... attractions such as elephant rides, camel rides, and llama and pony rides that either stand alone or are attached to [petting zoos]." Concerns of animal rights and animal welfare advocates generally concern ponies being subjected to harassment from the public, not getting enough water, and lack of rest.
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In contrast to Faust, Holtz was well known as a master motivator and a strict disciplinarian. The tone was set with Holtz's first meeting with his team as Irish head coach in 1986, immediately demanding his players sit up straight in their chairs and look him in the eye as he spoke. He displayed the latter trait in spades when two of his top contributing players showed up late for dinner right before the then top-ranked Irish played second-ranked USC in the final regular season game of 1988. In a controversial move, coach Lou Holtz took his 10–0 Irish squad to Los Angeles without stars Ricky Watters and Tony Brooks, who he suspended for disciplinary reasons.
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" Raja Sen from Rediff gave a three stars said that "Guru is fuelled by a slew of strong performances. Abhishek Bachchan owns the movie, forcing audiences to sit up straight as it begins and making us laugh and applaud as he carries on. He's impressive in every frame, as he ebulliently takes over an alien room by hopping onto a chair, or when he's trying to be ever so slightly slimy, polishing his spectacles and showing off his smarminess". Daily News and Analysis reviewer gave a three star rating and cited " Guru is a film that enthralls you for most of its running time as it traces the life of the uncannily forward seeing bumpkin from Gujarat who turns every disadvantage into an advantage.
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The verse matches up perfectly, as it appears Frey really is answering questions - "They move it through Miami, sell it in LA..." The interrogation scenes of he and the girl are interwoven, and it is seen that time is passing as Frey goes from being in his suit and tie, to no suit jacket, no tie, and a partially unbuttoned shirt. Finally, he is barely able to sit up straight, his hair is a mess, and he appears exhausted. However, police do not have enough evidence to hold him after a search fails to turn up anything. Now thinking he is home-free, Frey drives down the highway but gets pulled over by what appears to be a motorcycle cop.
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Wesley was initially designed to be a foil for the character of Rupert Giles. Actor Alexis Denisof comments that Wesley and Giles come from very similar backgrounds, but have gone in different directions "with the tools that they had"; he was conceived as a "nemesis" for Giles and Buffy. Co- executive producer Doug Petrie, who wrote Wesley's first episode "Bad Girls", explains, "The way Faith is a reflection of Buffy, Wesley takes up a lot of the space that Giles traditionally occupies." He elaborates that, because Giles is usually the "stuffy guy from England who tells you to sit up straight and obey the rules", introducing Wesley, who embodies those traits "to the nth degree", allows Giles to become "subversive" and "cool".
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A child on a pony wheel pony ride A pony ride at a fair A pony equipped on a pony wheel Using equestrian helmets for riders is a best practice, and required by law in some places. They are more often seen on hand-led pony rides A small child being hand-led on a pony, with two adults, one handling the pony, and the other watching the child A pony ride is an opportunity for children to ride real ponies for a short time, usually seen at fairs, guest ranches, zoos, summer camps, private children's parties and similar places. Children on pony rides do not handle the pony themselves, but they need to be old enough to sit up straight and hold their head up without support. Pony rides may be given on individually hand-led ponies, or in a group of ponies, usually four to six, placed on a "pony wheel," a small type of hot walker that leads all ponies in a walk on a small circle so that fewer handlers are needed.
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