Sentences with phrase «walls stand back»

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Now its 2016 and Hillary Clinton can't say anything about what really happened in 2008 for fear of being accused of being a back stabber, so instead she takes the attacks that she is for Wall Street and the Banks even though she actually lost the 2008 democrat nomination because she stood up for the impoverished homeowner and not for wall strWall Street and the Banks even though she actually lost the 2008 democrat nomination because she stood up for the impoverished homeowner and not for wall strwall street.

Instead give our soldiers their pay tax - free, at least they stand on that wall with their rifle and say «nothing is going to hurt you tonight» and then back it up by dedicating their lives to the service of our country.

Among the books, all of which either wear their contemporary paper jackets or are recent paper - backs, on the shelves that climb the walls, are displayed plastic reproductions of such things as a Tibetan prayer wheel, African masks, a cross or two, a grinning gargoyle, several Indian - temple loving couples, and (standing in a corner) a crosier.

Jesus stands, side by side, with those who have «their backs against the wall.»

We stood in the doorway of the shed, and I made one of those inarticulate noises that signifies to anyone nearby to jump and move away from where they are as a mouse ran down the back wall of the shed.

Partners stand back to back, bend knees and lower down slowly in unison until both are in the wall sit position with feet flat on the floor and thighs parallel to the ground.

CALF / GASTROC STRETCHING (Standing against a wall): Place both hands flat on a wall, step both feet back so your body is leaning forward.

There was a wall between us and the home support and there is a large amount of corrugated iron on the back wall and the dividing wall which is great for banging on (though the stewards don't like it for some reason) The seats are very cramped and close together so you may end up needing to stand.

Then she stands on the back of the potty facing the wall.

It has an automatic back - light for easy viewing and it can fixed to a flat surface or wall mount on its own stand.

Stand with your back straight against a wall, place your feet shoulder width apart and about six inches from the wall, and keep your arms relaxed at your sides.

Yet again the Prime Minister stands by his friends and allies, even when their backs are against the wall, despite brickbats from his critics and for no discernable short - term advantage to himself.

One afternoon last summer, Pat Mulroy stood in 106 - degree heat at the broad concrete banister atop the Hoover Dam, the wall that holds back the mighty Colorado River, and with it the nation's largest reserve of water.

Houses built in central Gateshead in the 1890s, and still standing, typically have two hatches in the wall separating them from the back lane.

Initial position: standing, resting your back against the wall, feet slightly wider than your shoulders.

How to: Stand with your back against a wall with your arms in cactus position at head height (a).

One of her trainees, Lisa Wolfson, was told to stand against the back wall and not be near the patient during a surgery.

Stand on your right foot, holding onto a chair back or the wall with your left hand for balance.

While holding a medium - weight medicine ball at your chest, squat down to parallel and as youâ $ ™ re standing back up, extend your arms to release the medicine ball up and into the wall.

Stand in front of a wall in lunge position with front leg bent at knee, and back foot extended backwards and slightly turned out.

Stand with your back against the wall and bring your arms at shoulder height while bending the elbows about 90 degrees.

Standing with your back pressed up against a wall (or standing and gripping a chair for support) can make you feel dominant and empowered, as your partner squats or rests on his knees beStanding with your back pressed up against a wall (or standing and gripping a chair for support) can make you feel dominant and empowered, as your partner squats or rests on his knees bestanding and gripping a chair for support) can make you feel dominant and empowered, as your partner squats or rests on his knees below you.

A. Stand and place a Swiss ball between your lower to mid back and a flat wall.

Step 1: Hold a Swiss ball behind you and stand straight, so that the ball is pinned between your back and the wall.

Begin standing with your feet slightly away from the wall, your back pressed firmly into it — low back too — arms up and out in what I call a cactus position.

Standing will produce more intense sensations, and you may wish to bring one of your hands to a wall or the back of a chair for stability.)

To begin, stand with your back against a sturdy wall.

Stand in front of a wall with your feet together, then lean over, crossing your arms above your head, and push your upper back against the wall.

Stand with about hip or shoulder - width apart and place an exercise ball behind your lower back and against a sturdy wall for support.

You should move in slow, controlled motions, not zipping back and forth quickly; do it from your knees until you feel confident and stronger to try it standing; and start with only rolling a distance of about 1 - 2 feet with a wall in front of you to stop yourself, and work your way up gradually to longer extensions.

Stand with your back against a wall.

As with all standing balancing poses, you can use a wall to brace and support your back torso while you're learning to balance.

Substitute standing rapid hip extension (hands on wall, chest up, rapidly extend your right hip back with slight bend in your knee, holding your TA tight so that it is pure hip flexion and no lumbar extension.

I've started following up with «drawing the alphabet with my big toe» as follow up to these exercises for my calf and in between sets I stretch my biceps by standing away from the wall with my arms out, hands in loose fits with thumbs sticking up, no then rotating the thumbs to facing down and lightly pressing my arms back and holding for 20 - 30 seconds.

You should be facing away from the wall, standing tall with your shoulder blades pulled back.

How to: Stand with a stability ball in between a wall and your lower back.

Sit and stand against your teacher - wall of choice and check if all parts of your back, neck and head are pressed flat against the wall.

Stand with your back to the wall, a few inches away from the wall.

Start with your back to a wall, standing about a leg's length away.

Stand with your back to the wall and your feet about eight inches away from it.

Have your client stand against a wall with the lower back flat to the wall and elbows bent with the upper arm parallel to the floor (palms facing the floor).

To stretch the right iliotibial band in standing, stand with your right side facing a wall or leaning on the back of a chair.

Wall sit / / Stand with your back to a wall and slowly slide your back down while stepping out your feet until your knees are bent at a 90 degree angle and your thighs are parallel to the flWall sit / / Stand with your back to a wall and slowly slide your back down while stepping out your feet until your knees are bent at a 90 degree angle and your thighs are parallel to the flwall and slowly slide your back down while stepping out your feet until your knees are bent at a 90 degree angle and your thighs are parallel to the floor.

Hip Hinge: Stand about a half of a step in front of a wall with your back facing the wall.

Stand with your back against a wall and position the ball against your lower to mid back, then squat.

Stand with your head and back against a wall.

Wall sit — stand with your back to a wall and squat down so you're supported by the wall with thighs parallel to the flWall sit — stand with your back to a wall and squat down so you're supported by the wall with thighs parallel to the flwall and squat down so you're supported by the wall with thighs parallel to the flwall with thighs parallel to the floor.

Stand with the leg to be stretched at the back and hands on a wall at shoulder height.

To learn how to isolate and target the lower glutes, hamstrings, and adductor magnus, stand near a wall for balance, rotate one leg far inward, and then, keeping the knee straight, lift the foot off the floor and move it back a little so its toes point toward the opposite heel.

Standing ball squats - Using a stability ball, place the ball in the small of the back and against the wall.