His arms flailed out, then tucked back in against his chest.
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From there, McKnight made low ponytails and chignons, or left hair loose but tucked back behind the ears.
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Valencia spitefully invites Rebecca to the beach (you'd be spiteful too if your boyfriend tucked back another girl's hair).
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Northern Ireland quickly tucked back, however, once it became clear there was little chance of breaking the German defense.
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If went swimming at all, he got tucked back and covered by board shorts, and only ever in friends' private pools.
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About 150 people live in Green Bank, in houses scattered around a two-lane highway or tucked back in the woods.
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It bounced off the skate and stick of New York defenseman Scott Mayfield before Brown swooped in and tucked back the rebound.
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With little chance of an answer, the photo is usually tucked back into obscurity, that fleeting sense of universal connection soon gone.
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I situate you at your desk, your hair tucked back behind your ears, your nail polish chipped—for nail polish will have returned, it always does.
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Below, along a creek and tucked back into a sycamore-filled canyon, only the dining hall, two cabins, an office, and a wooden menorah are still standing.
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The praise house is tucked back in a grove of locusts and big pines, where squirrels chittering in the branches nearly drowned out the burr of a neighbor's lawn mower.
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He was expecting to get a lot more news coverage then he did, and it infuriated him that the stories about his bombs were tucked back in the back of the newspapers.
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All the omakases, including the entry-level $95 meal, start with an appetizer; lately it has been tsubugai, a whole whelk broiled and brushed with soy before being tucked back into its shell.
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Lots of white, from carpet to bedding—even wall panels of leather in a recessed wall that nooked headboards and night tables and lamps of the master bed area tucked back into its receded cove.
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Especially striking in her photos is the way the veil — patterned or black, pulled forward around the face or tucked back behind sunglasses — becomes a symbolic reminder that however revealing the images might seem, their subjects remain strangers to us.
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Then he tucked back into the honey sesame crispy beef, part of the Chinese dinner prepared by the White House chef, evoking the kinds of meals the two men grew up eating — Mr. Schumer in Brooklyn and Mr. Trump in Queens.
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Starting from the bottom right, we see Hemsworth's Goldendoodle, a black and brown beagle named Little Dog, a dark brown pit bull, a tiny golden dog, a collie named Emu, a bigger dog with a black and white face named Mary Jane, and a smallish brown and black dog tucked back by the pillow.
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During the day they create a small indent in the ground and lie flat in a motionless form with their ears tucked back to their shoulders. As long as they remain motionless, predators cannot detect them because their coloration blends in with the scrubland and vegetation.
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Certain precautions are usually recommended when using an oxygen tent. One of the measures is to avoid opening the tent very often. If the tent is opened to attend to the patient, the edges need to be tucked back to prevent oxygen from seeping out. In general, it is advisable not to smoke or have any inflammable material within the vicinity of any oxygen apparatus.
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It also ensures that adequate tail length has been included, and gets excess tail out of the way. If the finish knot is not included, the tail should be 4 to 8 inches long. The tail can also be tucked back into the knot, called a "Yosemite finish" or "Yosemite tuck". This holds the bottom loop open, making the knot easier to untie after falling, but also making it weaker in a ring-loading configuration.
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Each herm consists of a head and upper torso blended into a simple, squared column that tapers to a narrow width and then expands slightly outward into a more decorative, banded rectangular base. The female figure’s head leans slightly back, looking a little to the proper left and up. Her facial expression is relaxed and she smiles widely, showing her teeth. Her long hair is tucked back loosely and adorned with a wreath of flowers.
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Other buildings include the Adelphi cinema, Attercliffe Baths, Burton Building, Carbrook Hall and Attercliffe Church - a small building easy to miss tucked back from the main road into the city centre. As for industry, Tinsley Wire and many other steelworks and light industrial companies survived alongside residential and small retail. During the December 1940 a German bombing campaign devastated the city centre of Sheffield. Attercliffe was also badly destroyed with destruction from the city centre across to Tinsley canal locks.
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Illustration of a male in partial display with the ruff or collar erected The male houbara displays initially with the neck upright and the feathers on the base of the neck erected. A few feathers on the head are also erected while walking slowly, with one foot moved carefully and placed just ahead of the other. This is followed by a more vigorous phase of running either in a line or in a circle around a few bushes while the neck is tucked back into an "S". The neck feathers are erected and cover the head.
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A Yosemite bowline is a loop knot often perceived as having better security than a bowline. It has been pointed out that if the knot is not dressed correctly, it can potentially collapse into a noose,Youtube Video of failure with poorly dressed Yosemite bowline: Yosemite Bowline not safe for climbing however testing reveals this alternative configuration to be strong and safe as a climbing tie-in. A Yosemite bowline is made from a bowline with the free end wrapped around one leg of the loop and tucked back through the knot, a final round turn and reeve commonly known as a "Yosemite finish." The knot's security is enhanced by preventing the bowline capsizing to form a highly dangerous slip knot.
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At present, Bretschneider, Liukin and Whittenburg successfully competed the Bretschneider on high bar (or Kovac [high bar release skill with one full twist integrated into its somersault portion of the skill—originated by Péter Kovács of Hungary at the 1979 European Championships] double full), Liukin on floor (or triple tucked back), and Whittenburg on rings (or triple piked back dismount) respectively. The FIG had once highly expected Bretschneider to progress his very own skill into the layout position—already named it the Bretschneider 2 on high bar, suggesting it could be given MAG’s new top difficulty of I (0.9) to mirror WAG’s only existing top level floor skill—but he could not do so. This WAG’s only top I (0.9) level skill then—the Moors on floor, or double-twisting double back layout, by Victoria Moors of Canada, who originated it at the 2013 WC.
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Currently, there is only one top-rated I (0.9) skill for men, which is the Miyachi on high bar, or double-twisting straight Kovac release, by Hidetaka Miyachi of Japan while there is also only one top-rated J (1.0) skill for women, which is the Biles 2 on floor, or triple-twisting double (tucked) back somersault, by Simone Biles of the United States. Due to the nature of apparatus, the vault event's difficulty scores for men are rated from 1.6 to 6.0 while for women are from 2.0 to 6.4. Currently, there are four men's vaults with the top rate of 6.0, but only two women's vaults with the top rate of 6.4, which are the Produnova, or handspring double front somersault, by Yelena Produnova of Russia, and Biles, or "half on–double full off", by Biles again. Difficulty score of the Yurchenko triple twist (or triple-twisting Yurchenko [TTY]) on women's vault has also earlier been assessed ahead to a value of 6.8, and will receive eponymous naming as soon as it is successfully completed (it has already been attempted) in competition.
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