Sentences with phrase «pushing wheelbarrows»

With work and family it is difficult to carve out larger blocks of dedicated strength time (where time exists I put it to 1 - 2 hr steep MAF hiking) and have naturally gravitated towards cutting firewood, digging soil, pushing wheelbarrows, dropping in the kitchen and doing pushups or a plank, squats and presses with 2 × 25 # dumbells in the living room between stories to kids, plyometric jumps in the park etc..

Or as another example, you may have heard the story about a man who crossed Niagara Falls while pushing a wheelbarrow, and then asked the watching crowd if they believed he could do this same feat with a person in the wheelbarrow.

Also, haul that wood to the shed and stack it — when you've pushed a wheelbarrow full of wood for hours, your strength will improve on all levels.

Hulk Wheelbarrow (2004/13), a faux - inflatable Incredible Hulk pool toy pushing a wheelbarrow of flowers at international behemoth Gagosian Gallery, had its own security guard to dissuade the inevitable desire to touch the sculpture in a «I - can't - believe - it's - polychromed - bronze» moment.

Gagosian Gallery was selling a Jeff Koons sculpture of the Hulk pushing a wheelbarrow of flowers, price sadly undisclosed.

A wise man once said that education is like pushing a wheelbarrow uphill.

Pushing a wheelbarrow loaded with potting soil and compost works your upper body and your legs.

Not exact matches

As I write about in my book All Groan Up, in this vision, I saw myself sitting in a wheelbarrow, praying and waiting for God to start pushing me around.

The girls love to push around their wheelbarrows and play in the dirt while mommy and daddy fix up the yard!

I also love seeing the food carts — crates of eggs being pushed around in a wooden wheelbarrow and women making bread over portable stoves.

If you've ever tried to push a heavy wheelbarrow, you probably found out that it's a lot easier to pull it.

But those are examples of catastrophic hyperinflation, which leaves people pushing around wheelbarrows of cash to buy a loaf of bread.