Sentences with phrase «firmly against the ground»

Plant your left hand firmly against the ground at a 90 degree angle, and push yourself to the right so that your body goes up and over the roller.

Keeping your shoulders back, lower your chest to the ground and push your body back up, keeping the dumbbells firmly against the ground.

Not exact matches

When the winds of doctrine try to blow our beliefs to the ground, we turn our open hand into them, using their ideas to force our beliefs more firmly against the hand.

As Freeman Butts observed: ``... where the conception of a liberal education was firmly grounded upon religious and intellectual authority and discipline, the prescribed curriculum was more likely to be maintained longer against the inroads of the elective system with its attendant doctrines of freedom and flexibility.»

But, perhaps more importantly, he needs to defend his other flank against a resurgent Conservative Party which is determined to move its tanks firmly onto the centre ground, forcing the third party once again to the fringes.

When running, the body is being propelled into the air against the force of gravity; when walking, one foot remains firmly on the ground at all times.

Your back should now be flat against the bench, and your feet planted firmly on the ground.

Begin seated on the ground with your back against a bench and feet planted firmly in front of you, and have a loaded, padded barbell over your legs.

STARTING POSITION (SETUP): Sit in a pec - deck station with your back straight or firmly against the backrest, plant your feet on the ground, and place your elbows and forearms on the pads.

Begin by sitting on the ground against a bench, with a barbell across your hips and feet firmly on the ground in front of you.

Position the seat so that both feet can be firmly on the ground, with your rear end on the seat, with your back and head against the pads (remember the orange under the chin) and with the handles positioned in line with your chest.

Ross Bleckner's «Galaxy Painting,» a scattering of stars against a deep blue background, and Fernández's «Burnout,» a wall installation made of glass cubes that suggests a sun, take a cosmic view, while Willie Cole's «Dance Trance I» is firmly grounded.