Sentences with phrase «move their feet flat»

I ask those students to move their feet flat, if they're able.

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While he's more than talented on the move, when he's in the pocket, his flat feet freeze.
David Silva began the move, holding off a challenge on the left flank before finding Sane who burst down the wing before picking out Sergio Agüero whose gentle pass into Silva's path saw the Spaniard leave Hector Bellerin flat - footed before lifting the ball over Cech.
David Silva began the move, holding off a challenge on the left flank before finding Sane who burst down the wing before picking out Sergio Aguero whose gentle pass into Silva's path saw the Spaniard leave Hector Bellerin flat - footed before lifting the ball over Cech.
In contrast we are routinely flat footed with players waiting for the ball to arrive before deciding the next move; there are often few passing options available through lack of movement which, in my view, is more of an issue for conceding possession than poor pass execution itself.
The adjustable footrest can be moved so that their little feet rest flat, as if on the floor.
When we adjusted the seat to the tallest height, Ezra's feet were perfectly positioned flat on the ground so he could move around appropriately, but it would definitely fit a shorter and younger baby too.
Keep both feet flat on the ground while you move the ends of the rope in an arc above the head, lifting them to your left and slamming them down hard on the floor to your right.
Ensure that the feet are hip - width apart, the belly is moving in and up toward the spine, and the palms are flat with the index fingers pressing into the floor.
Here's the basic move for do - it - yourselfers: Lie on your back on the floor, with your knees bent and feet flat.
To begin, lie on the floor with your legs bent so that your knees are pointing directly upwards, your feet should be flat on the ground so that both heel and sole are on the floor and I recommend you place your feet under an object such as a bed, settee or weight plate to keep them from moving.
I really love sitting in a chair, feet flat on the floor, hands palm down on your thighs and then really rolling your shoulders back, strengthening and aligning your spine, and allowing your hips to pop forward so you've got that alignment, and then sitting like that because you can't always on a bus, when you start to have a panic attack say to everybody, «Move over please, excuse me, I got ta put my feet up and my hands behind my head.»
For other models, the cee'd has the advantage that the floor is almost flat in the rear, so it is more convenient to place the feet and moving from side to side of the car.
Take on bigger moving jobs with a Nissan floor that folds flat and gives about 79.8 - cubic - feet of cargo space!
Every day, sometimes even three times a day, the nameless man in that story visits the Jardin des Plantes to stare at the strange little animals in their cramped aquarium, at their translucent milky bodies and delicate lizard's tails, their pink, flat, triangular Aztec faces and tiny feet with nearly humanlike fingers, the odd reddish sprigs that sprout from their gills, the golden glow of their eyes, the way they hardly ever move, only now and then twitching their gills, or abruptly swimming with a single undulation of their bodies.
The move is likely to put Amazon on the defensive and the e-commerce giant appears to have been either caught flat - footed or resting on its early Kindle lead.
As they scanned the sea they noticed the wave approaching, «from a distance (it) moved in flat, curling to shore and rising in height about a foot a second, about ten feet in all.»
Caught flat - footed and not ready to commit, I told him I was joking and moved on with my day.
To reach areas that are 1.8 °F cooler, species in mountainous terrains need to shift 550 feet higher in altitude (which can be achieved in only a few miles), whereas species in flat terrain like the Midwest must move as much as 90 miles north to reach a similarly cooler habitat.45
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