Sentences with phrase «arm extended into»

The action — an endurance work — is that of a figure walking through the gallery space and standing, arm extended into a void, until exhausted.

Just under 40 feet (12 meters) long and about 31.5 inches (80 centimeters) in diameter each, the 250 segments of one of KAGRA's arms extend into the distance in this westward tunnel.

These smooth, chrome - like arms extend into a pair of remarkably intricate human hands, which lay planted on the floor.

Not exact matches

Hamas is said to still possess at least 15 tunnels that extend into Israel and is believed to have restored its military capabilities to pre-Protective Edge levels, filling its stockpiles with both imported and locally produced missiles, mortars and small arms.

Extend your arms and press your palms into your thighs, right above your knees.

The new «feed - extended drilling» technique would use the rig's 7 - foot robotic arm to push the extended drill bit into the rock.

If there is no conviction from the Holy Spirit, extend yourself some grace and lean hard into the comforting arms of the Savior, who bears our burdens whether they are sinful or righteous.

Picture the great Gene Wilder as he hobbles out to greet the crowd in «Willy Wonka», loses his cane, falls on his face, converts the move into a flip, and jumps upright with his arms extended.

The swelling may extend into the area under the arms, and in very severe cases can cause numbness or tingling of your hands from pressure on your nerves.

Astorino has been outspoken against the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, HUD, claiming the agency has sought to extend the parameters of the agreement and attempted to strong arm the county into enforcing, by even litigation, zoning regulations on its own municipalities.

That district most closely resembles her current seat, but is centered around Flushing, with two arms that extend west into Forest Hills and east along the Long Island Expressway into parts of Bayside.

The thoughtful design extends into the handle where the ergonomic design allows you to work hard without feeling any fatigue or discomfort in your hand, wrist, or arm.

You extend your arm into the wind, tracing the city skyline in a natural motion somewhere between swimming and waving.

Gliding is achieved by this animal by launching off the tops of trees and extending flaps of skin stretched from arms to legs: once they have launched themselves into the air they are highly manuverable while in flight.

Deep in a laboratory tucked away in the basement of the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL), intern Mark Thom punched commands into a computer as two other students checked a chamber where a silver robotic arm extended from a small port.

Push into both feet and rise back up, extending left leg back and arms overhead to the right.

Fold the upper body over the left leg, then swiftly rise up into Wild Thing pose, bending the body back so deeply that the arm extends straight behind your head and the left leg and right thigh rise off the ground.

Press into your base hand to revolve your chest open to the right, extending your top arm up directly above your left arm.

Extend left arm directly over shoulder and press right hand into the mat.

Shift your weight into your right palm, extending your left arm overhead.

If the arms and shoulders allow, extend them out all the way, allowing for the lift in this posture to be in the breastbone area, opening into the thoracic spine.

Rotate your torso to the left while pressing the rice bag into the front of your left shoulder until arms extend, bring arms down and now twist in the opposite direction, over your right side.

Or perhaps our Tree Poses will turn into Windy Trees, with arms extended and a slight «wave» in the branches, all the while keeping balance.

While holding a medium - weight medicine ball at your chest, squat down to parallel and as youâ $ ™ re standing back up, extend your arms to release the medicine ball up and into the wall.

Hinge from the top of the legs and lower into a flat back, letting arms extended down toward the ground, thumbs facing each other.

-- Once you've gotten yourself into position and extended both arms in front of you with the preferred grip width, lower the torso backward at an angle of 30 degrees while slightly curving the lower back and puffing the chest out.

As you lower into a lunge, twist your upper body with arms extended over the left thigh.

By engaging your core and squeezing your glutes, lift your hips up as far as possible, pushing the body off the mat and into a bridge position and extend the arms towards the ceiling in a pressing motion until they are fully straight.

As you move the weights up into the standard shoulder press position (weights at shoulder level), rotate the palms of your hands until they are facing forward and drive the weight up without pausing until your arms are fully extended above you.

On your next inhale, reach the arms high, fingertips extended to the sky, and exhale your hands through heart center into a forward fold, hinging at the hips, maintaining a flat back.

Inhale, extend the arms behind you, lifting the hands towards the ceiling and pressing the tops of your toes into the mattress.

The arms can extend by your side, palms facing up to receive the restorative energy that flows into your body with the breath.

Keeping your arms fully extended, lower into a squat by bending your knees and lowering the weight down, then explosively swing the kettlebell upwards by lifting your arms and extending your knees and hips.

Extend the legs straight as you reach your arms back and lengthen your upper spine into an arch.

Extend your arms in front of you and squat down, trying to avoid pushing into the chair with the knees.

Then extend the left arm forward, spinning you palm into a handshake position.

Extend your arms overhead for one last hallelujah, then release your arms and step your feet back toward each other into Tadasana (Mountain Pose).

In the first lunge, extend through the back heel as the arm presses into the knee to lengthen through the spine.

On the exhale, press through your toes and lift your knees from the floor, pressing your hips high into the air as you extend your elbows and knees, dropping your head between your arms.

The easiest way for most of those athletes is if you put a weight plate into their hands and let them squat with the arms extended to the front.

Extend your arms in front for additional balance as you slowly lower into a squat.

Get deep into that lunge, making sure the front thigh is parallel with the floor, then with extended arms, reach the slam ball to the right, rotating the torso at the same time.

Elongate and stretch the spine by rooting the foot into the Earth while extending upward through the arms as if you are trying to touch the sky.

How to: Standing on one foot, extend the non-working leg as you drop into a 1/4 squat while extending the arms holding a medicine ball.

Your hands can be at your hips, or you can extend your arms straight up into the air.

Lie down flat on ground with arms outstretched on ground behind head holding Ugi and legs flat and extended, slowly raise ball and straight legs up high into a V position, hold a couple seconds and then lower back down to start position.

Lie on the floor and extend your arms above your head and lift both legs into the air so that they are at a 45 degree angle.

Lift yourself up into the starting position by extending your arms.

Extend your elbows to bring the weight back up, moving your upper arms slightly forward into their original position, so that the bar can clear your head.

It allows you to bring your upper back muscles into the lift at the very bottom and this pinch also keeps you safe when you complete the lift and your arms are completely extended.