Sentences with phrase «left hand on»

I reached down with my right hand to pick it up, kept my left hand on the steering wheel.

In the images, four black - and - white and one in colour, we see Steinberg's hands up close as he writes with his left hand on a pad of lined paper.

Controlling your lawnmower is so easy that you can just use the left hand on your keyboard.

I simply put my left hand on the animal's snout and guide his nose up.

After the lancet is used, I lay it down but continue to gently hold onto the ear and keep a few fingers of my left hand on the left side of his head to prevent him from shaking off the forming drop of blood.

I use gentle pressure with my left hand on the left side of the cat's head to, hopefully, keep him from shaking his head while the blood drop is forming.

Put your left hand on its shoulder and the right one behind its front paws.

Place your left hand on your cat's head.

Rest your left hand on your dog for balance.

Ben lay there with his hands folded on his stomach; his left hand on top.

He mopped his face and blew his nose before the crowd got them moving again and as they got to the curb, she placed her left hand on her hat so he could reach her elbow at a more convenient angle — which he did, guiding her across the street as if she were a novice pedestrian, and this time, perhaps, putting a little more pressure behind the fingertips that held her.

It felt lavish to rest your left hand on, plus the eight - speed automatic transmission it's connected to is a smooth and quiet but proactive operator.

Then do the same for the left hand on the right knee.

Sometimes I get questions from men asking about a Russian or Ukrainian girl they have been talking to online through a dating site or in real life, who is wearing a ring on her left hand on the finger next to pinky.

I had my left hand on my face (in part to push up my glasses as I need more of the bifocal area of my glasses when I sit at the computer - yes, I get my eyes checked at the end of this month), but my legs weren't crossed - because I rarely cross them when sitting on the bar stool (we have breakfast on the kitchen island and I'm still here finishing up my blog reading / writing).

Single - Leg Touchdown How to: Stand upright, left hand on hip, right arm straight (a).

Get started: Lie on left side with left hand on floor beneath left shoulder, right fingers behind head; let inside of right foot rest on floor in front of left foot.

Put your left hand on your left hip.

Straight Leg Clamshell How to: Lie on a mat on your right side, right arm bent at the elbow to support your head, left hand on your hip (a).

Hold the barbell with your right hand and keep your left hand on your hip or behind you.

Now place your right hand on the floor or on a block behind you and place the back of your left hand on the outer right knee or thigh.

Start in your basic plank position then place the palm of your left hand on the floor, followed by the palm of your right hand so that you're essentially in a straight arm plank.

Press your left hand on the floor between your legs, your right hand on the floor outside your right hip.

Snug your upper left arm and shoulder as much as possible under the back of your left thigh just above the knee, and place your left hand on the floor at the outside edge of your left foot, fingers pointing forward.

You should place your left leg on the bench, and place the left hand on the other top of the bench to make a support.

(b) Place your left hand on the inside of your left leg.

Place your left hand on the floor, on the outside of your right foot, and extend your right hand toward the sky.

When I'm standing on my left leg I like to put the right hand on top and when I'm standing on the right leg I like to put the left hand on top.

Then, place your left hand on your left hip and open your torso, especially through your shoulders and chest.

If it's not within reach, bend your left knee and rest your left hand on your left thigh, continuing to open the left shoulder as though you were holding your left foot.

Use the pressure of the left hand on the floor to increase the twist to the left.

Press your right hand against the inner right groin, where the thigh joins the pelvis, and your left hand on the floor beside the hip.

Rest your left hand on your hip.

Place your left hand on your left hip to help remind you to keep that hip and your left thigh grounded.

If this is comfortable, you can place your left hand on your right leg.

Instead of simply resting your hands on your knees in the standing position (as described above in Step 1a), firmly press the bases of your palms against the very tops of the thighs (right hand on the right thigh, left hand on the left).

Return to the starting position by placing first the right hand and then the left hand on the ground.

Put your left hand on your left hip and while keeping your right leg straight, push your hip in toward the wall.

Gently apply pressure downwards, moving your hands to cover the right breast, with the left hand on top and the right - hand cupping from the bottom.

Now, placing the right hand on the right breast and the left hand on the left breast, massage the area, moving from the outermost area in opposite circular motions (e.g. right side clockwise, and left side counter-clockwise).

Then, place your left hand on the wall or chair and reach your right arm overhead (c).

From here, dive your torso forward in a bowing motion and plant the left hand on the ground next to your right foot.

Rest the left hand on left hip and reach down with your right hand placing the palm on the floor beyond the right foot.

Free - hand Curls Place your left hand on top of your right one, placing your little finger through the thumb and forefinger of your right hand.

Place your left hand on your right knee and let the weight and gravity gently bring it closer to the ground.

Place your left hand on the outer left hip and push the pelvis down toward the floor.

VOLUME: I like to hit 4 to 6 sets of 20 repetitions with my Mace, alternating between having the right hand and left hand on top each set.

She should take her left hand on the back of your upper left arm and gently pull it back and up, as she presses her right hand forward against your left shoulder blade.

This pushing movement with the left hand on the cable is what will really target those rotational muscles of the core and teach them how to transfer power through your lower body to the upper body.

Do a push up with your right hand on a med ball, then roll the ball to the left and do a push up with your left hand on the med ball.