Sentences with phrase «outstretched behind»

Lying with back flat on ground, with knees bent and feet on ground and with arms outstretched behind head, sit up and bring hands down between legs towards ground and then reverse the movement back to start position.

Start in warrior 3, balancing on one leg with the other outstretched behind you.

Not exact matches

The Young Lions fell behind on 35 minutes when full - back Jeremy Toljan found Davie Selke in the box, who planted his header beyond the outstretched grasp of Jordan Pickford.

Having wasted that opening, Middlesbrough were fortunate not to fall further behind six minutes after the restart when only the outstretched hand of Randolph prevented Bright Enobakhare from doubling Wolves advantage after a powerful run into the penalty area.

Cross the two outstretched pieces behind your back.

But there was nothing disappointing about what the astronauts saw as the spacecraft coasted around from the lunar far side on its fourth orbit: Earth, rising beyond the battered horizon, so tiny that the men could hide it behind an outstretched thumb.

On Oct. 21, 1965, many could easily view this comet with the naked eye if the sun was hidden behind the side of a house or just an outstretched hand.

Lie down flat on ground with arms outstretched on ground behind head holding Ugi and legs flat and extended, slowly raise ball and straight legs up high into a V position, hold a couple seconds and then lower back down to start position.

The yogi is inside the half moon: Her stacked arms create the full circle's diameter and her outstretched leg reaches back to the curve of the moon behind her.

When I try to picture my future husband, Louis Auguste, standing in the forests of France with hands and arms outstretched to me, I can only envision my most dear mother, dressed in black, sitting behind me like a dark wedge at her desk; she awaits the courier bearing a white rectangular packet, the envelope that represents me.

Now the owner, with outstretched arm, follows behind.

The larger members of the group turn towards us with ears outstretched as if to say «come no nearer» whilst the rest of the family cross the road behind them.