Sentences with phrase «hunch over just»
having to turn your body to the side when chopping food at the counter, cooking at the stove or washing dishes because your belly sticks out so much that you have to hunch over just to reach what you're trying to do (refer to Rice Krispie picture above)
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Many people naturally cross their arms or hunch over a bit just because they don't know what to do with their hands.
Further confirming this hunch is the list of the Top 10 Most Viewed Recipes on my sidebar; just crank your eyes over a few inches to the right and take a gander at that feature.
Mom just slips it on her arm, and the soft cushion securely props baby up for feeding without mom having to hunch over or strain her back.
Beyond just nursing (and preventing mom from hunching over to feed her baby), the Boppy can be used to help baby sit up too.
The reason, they say, is that people could write equations on boards rather than see characters hunched over their screens, but I think they also thought that science is just intrinsically more interesting, and it catches your imagination more than computer programming.
Just what you need after staying hunched over electronics all day long!
Just don't walk around hunched over: You could strain your back and make your knees more prone to injury if you're hyperflexing them, cautions Cohen.
Spend a lot of time hunched over a desk or just have bad posture?
Programming is not just the province of pale twenty - somethings in skinny jeans, hunched over three monitors, swigging Red Bull.
2 min readIn the eyes of many parents, there's just something wrong with the image of their child hunched over a tablet computer, whizzing through a program with the tip of their finger.
Mobile gaming doesn't have to be just a solo affair with gamers hunched over to the glow of the touch screen.
Being hunched over a desk while punching keys is just not fun for me.
Ultimately, the screen is just too small to regularly be used as a small TV replacement to be propped on a desk — unless you want to hunch over the device.
Just imagine you're heading for the restroom, and you have to walk through a group of 11 people hunched over staring at a laptop, watching a movie featuring a cop with a classic porn mustache scolding a female Asian driver speaking broken English.
I don't just mean that their (or, heaven help us, your) assistant prints out e-mails and delivers them to a massive oak desk where this nonbeliever hunches over parchment, claw curled around a writing quill.