Sentences with phrase «bent over a figure»

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In Britain, a thoroughly decent public figure makes an honest mistake, then bends over backwards to make amends.

Try using your head along with your heart and you'll figure out why people are so bent out of shape over this.

That may be but they can still have intercourse cant they or haven't you figured out which hole they use when bent over yet?

He figured — I can stop the run + take away the over the top stuff and presto I just converted us to a team that will often bend but maybe not break so much.

In Eka Hasta Bhujasana, bend the raised left leg and cross your left ankle over your right ankle, maintaining the stretch of the arches of both feet (Figure 3).

I really thought it was going to be the greatest thing in the world that you're in a spaceship and he's talking to one of the alien characters and he knocks over his bag and one of the alien characters bends down and picks up and it was a Darth Vader action figure, goes, «What's this?»

The bent, elongated rectangle superimposed over the title figure in Statue of Liberty (1957) tells us almost as much about Ellsworth Kelly's notion of sculpture as some of his sculptures do.

Sackbut (2011/12) and Card Game (2013) depict «figures» of folded, yellow rusting steel bent over steel and Perspex tables, evoking Cézanne's famous paintings.

To look over Paula Rego's body of work is to look over the landscape of women's experience: desire, abortion, rape, female circumcision, childbirth, family relationships, dominating and being dominated by men; her masculine female figures are sometimes lonely, but usually fierce and often bent on revenge.

In «Tyranny of the Human Diagram,» repeating figures are bent over subserviently with the supportive structure of a cube in the center.

Set in a 24 hour cycle moving from sunrise until sunset, the figure in the video is extruded from the ground to stand bent over on its knees.

I worked outside on an upturned water trough and carved the wooden horse bought later by the Museum of Modern Art, a cow, a giraffe, a camel, two elephants, another cat, several circus figures, a man with a hollow chest, and an ebony lady bending over dangerously, whom I daringly called Liquorice.

Ain't I A Woman (Keri), 2009, pairs Thomas» finished portrait with a behind - the - scenes video of the titular figure bending over, curving her back, and pouting her lips while Eartha Kitt's «I Want to Be Evil» plays in the background.

If some student hands in a shoddy lazy homework assignment, the instructor won't bend over backwards to figure it out.