| Loveable cartoon character Popeye always flexes his biceps when he wants to show off his muscles. |
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| But when magnetic force pulls on the spider, it flexes like a pie tin, snapping away from the seat to open the valve. |
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| An experienced player can tell by the stick's vibration whether or not the stick flexes too much. |
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| Why do things come with black flexes when most of these things are in neutral colours? |
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| The physician palpates the joint line on the dorsum of the foot and passively flexes and extends the toe to locate the joint line. |
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| Rise and fall flexes from pendant lights mean you can pull the light down for atmosphere and push up for more general light. |
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| He flexes his elbows in earnest to begin curling the weight at a moderate pace, under control. |
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| He thinks through every question I ask, even as he fidgets and flexes constantly in his chair. |
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| Thanks to exercise classes, an eighty-something tests a newly replaced knee and another happily flexes both arthritic ankles. |
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| As the forefeet touch, the back flexes, and the hind end rotates forward and downward. |
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| With bicipital tendinitis, the pain is aggravated when the patient flexes forward against resistance. |
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| Christine Smith QC, said children were also beaten by nuns with sticks, straps and kettle flexes. |
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| Cables, flexes and the old kinds of telephones are disappearing, personal desks are becoming ever rarer. |
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| We perform also the welding of tablecloths, flexes or other products with the Hot Bar principle. |
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| At first glance this chair does not give away how comfortable it really is: with its ergonomic frame, the backrest flexes when leaning back. |
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| The opposite movement, counternutation, in which the sacrum flexes on the vertebral column, is held in check by the sacrotuberous ligament. |
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| It flexes the other three digits because it is attached to the flexor digitorum longus tendon by a vinculum along the distal portion of the tarsometatarsus. |
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| When the large-displacement 6-cylinder diesel engine flexes its muscles, large milling areas can be removed entirely at high advance speeds. |
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| The exact page numbers tested and the number of flexes of each leaf are recorded. |
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| The CRTC flexes its muscle, deciding that CTV can't have ANY of the Citytv stations. |
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| When metal flexes, it makes noise, like a metal clicker toy. |
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| Within the Board itself, every member flexes his or her power to influence or convince others according to his or her personal abilities. |
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| It harmonises all cables and flexes for appliances connected to the power network and their electromagnetic fields in a natural way. |
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| When America flexes its muscles the Canadian government feels helpless and ignored. |
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| Essentially, this switch consists of a diaphragm that flexes under the influence of hydrostatic pressure and thereby makes or breaks an electric contact, which in turn energizes or de-energizes the solenoid. |
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| Lastly, I ask that the flexes and loose wires in our offices be looked it. |
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| More satisfying than the tortuously modelled mythological, court, and war scenes are their decorative borders, where stitchery flexes its proper powers. |
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| At a ceremony in a suburban basement near Havana, Paulo da Silva, a santero in embroidered vestments, flexes from knee to knee to the beat of congo drums in tribute to Chango, the king of dance. |
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| The powered wrist flexes and extends as well as pronates and supinates and provides a combined lateral and medial deviation capability. |
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| Outlining the nature of the allegations, Smith told the inquiry that as well as making children eat vomit when they were ill, nuns used sticks, straps and kettle flexes to beat their young charges. |
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| The surgeon opens the knee laterally from the front and flexes it. |
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| With spring-like action, the browbar flexes to fit. |
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| As the pressure plate moves, the diaphragm flexes and is forced down onto the seat area in the centre of the body, thus, closing off the flow path through the body. |
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| The full-height pull of the entrance door flexes as you draw it. |
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| Upon impact it flexes and absorbs the energy, thus avoiding damage. |
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| Flextrans is the transfer that flexes with the fabric. |
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| It also refers to the appearance of a person or animal as it flexes its body in preparation for a fast movement, and it is these images that form the basis for the name of this concept car. |
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| Customers can enter the market at the lowest cost with a color strategy that is the right fit for the kind of jobs they run today, yet flexes to meet their needs in the future. |
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| When its handwired the wire flexes so this will never be a problem. |
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| The front portion then flexes and forms an anchor point, and the posterior is straightened and pulled forwards. |
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| The jumper's body pivots up and over the take-off foot, during which time the takeoff leg rapidly flexes and extends. |
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| The actor flexes his comic muscles as well as his abs and pecs, which are flaunted in an obligatory scene of toplessness to prove he hit the gym for the role. |
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| Here, the actor flexes his comic muscles as well as his abs, which are flaunted in an obligatory scene of toplessness to prove he hit the gym for the role. |
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| The triceps muscle is composed of three heads and is the largest muscle of the forelimb which works as extensor of the elbow and flexes the shoulder joint. |
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| The current annexation or reannexation of Crimea and escalating tension with Ukraine as the refreshed Russian bear flexes his muscles could be another. |
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| This is followed by increased angular acceleration of the thigh while the knee flexes and the whole leg is being accelerated in the forward direction. |
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