Straddle Sentence Examples

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  • An example will make the nature of the straddle clear.

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  • With an effort, she managed to straddle the vehicle behind him.

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  • All players should spread their legs in a straddle position.

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  • She couldn't bear the thought of him returning to the troubled teen he'd been and tried to think of something to say to straddle the line between mothering him and letting him be his own person.

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  • You may decide to straddle both scrapbooking worlds, using digital technology for some creations and sticking to more traditional means for others.

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  • Malibu Strings is the hot spot for swimsuits that straddle the line between super sexy and risqué.

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  • Most stretches that will improve your straddle split should be performed while sitting on the ground, your legs spread as far to the sides as you can split them.

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  • The straddle split is when both legs are to either side of the torso.

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  • For example, a proper straddle split will be completed with the hips square to the floor.

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  • They combine movement patterns that include jumping jacks, straddle jumps, quarter turns, ski movements, half turns and full turns.

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  • The Galapagos Islands straddle the equator 600 miles west of Ecuador.

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  • They also straddle the suffrage question, leaving it to the states.

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  • With this move, you literally straddle your legs over top of the step.

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  • If you can't straddle the entire step, place your feet slightly behind it instead.

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  • Like Black Sabbath, AC/DC tend to straddle the heavy metal/hard rock boundary line, and also like Black Sabbath, with this song, it doesn't even matter.

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  • When guarding the thrower, the marker may not straddle the pivot foot of the thrower.

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  • A second such strop will be located toward the back of the straddle loader.

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  • To drink or graze they are obliged to straddle the fore-legs apart; but they seldom feed on grass and are capable of going long without water.

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  • A container belonging to the defendant shipowners exploded whilst on the terminal and destroyed a straddle carrier and terminal tug and trailer.

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  • Hence the boat can be lifted within the framework of the straddle loader.

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  • In some dioceses, particularly those which straddle county boundaries, there may be more than one archeological advisor.

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  • The open hip angle and straddle posture supports the lumbar curve without a backrest.

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  • Also, some of the techniques straddle more than one category.

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  • Their style is somewhere between Pottery Barn and Ikea, and their pricing makes a similar straddle.

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  • Many of these choices straddle the line between utilitarian and ornamental, because they look great while also doing a great job holding up your plants.

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  • Carowinds was designed to be one piece of a larger resort complex that would straddle the state borders, from Charlotte, NC, to Fort Mill, SC.

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  • Also, many wineries can straddle multiple categories.

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  • The Elsie and Heloise straddle the slouchy and structured, accented with pops of matte gold.

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  • During the straddle split, both legs point laterally away from your body, toes pointed and torso upright and straight.

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  • After practicing these split stretches consistently, you can progress to working on your straddle split.

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  • If AC/DC and Black Sabbath straddle hard rock and metal, then Poison definitely straddles hard rock and pop.

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  • Luckily, you have many options for shadow color since your eyes straddle the blue-green color line.

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  • A " straddle " is a speculation on the difference between the prices of nearer and more distant futures, which varies from time to time, or on the difference between the prices of different kinds of cotton.

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  • Praevaricare meant literally to walk with the legs very wide apart, to straddle, hence to walk crookedly, to stray from the direct road, varicus, straddling, being derived from varus, bow-legged, a word which has been connected etymologically with German quer, transverse, across, and English "queer."

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  • He didn't hesitate to straddle her hips and rest on his haunches.

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