| Letha shrugged and leaned back against the tree trunk again, sitting spraddle-legged this time in the hope of catching Evon's eye. |
| He was perhaps seven feet and a handful of inches tall, and was sitting, spraddle-legged, at the table. |
| When this happens, she assumes a spraddle-legged stance, like a fencer, and jabs the air viciously with her umbrella. |
| If per chance one of your birds becomes spraddle-legged, fasten a soft cord to one leg at the ankle. |
| Sand usually doesn't work too well and again you often wind up with spraddle-legged youngsters. |
| The rhythm guitarist is spraddle-legged and blank-eyed, chopping at his Telecaster like some deranged piece of machinery, braced so that he can lurch in any direction without falling over. |
