outstretch

I throw a pistol to him and outstretch my hands apart.

I outstretch my hand and take his mask off.

It is as long as ones outstretch hand and wide to cover the length of ones neck.

They then outstretch their right arm inline with their right shoulder, hand flat in a vertical position.

After standing up while balancing himself, Larry would then outstretch his arms in a "T" configuration, called a "crucifix" pose.

The dance tests the dancers physical endurance to outstretch their arms for long periods but it also test the dancers emotional endurance.

The salary and bonus far outstretch the pay of two better- known regulatory jobs, the chairmen of the Federal Reserve and the Securities and Exchange Commission.

"Listen- "In the wide sea there lives a forlorn wretch, Doomed with enfeebled carcass to outstretch His loathed existence through ten centuries, And then to die alone.

As the glass fills and demands increase so eventually demands will get very close to, and eventually outstretch our resources, producing stress and physical symptoms which occur to signal this fact.

The last sequence features Misia, who is surrounded by a radiant halo of light, and the other characters standing still as they outstretch their arms and raise their heads to the sky.

If, say, you can't outstretch your arm very well, or can't hold it in a particular position for very long, but still have the use of your fingers, you could use this to play, and probably play very well.

This hardy perennial of an attraction is intended to outstretch itself this year by going 17 hours, during which there are to be readings by 100 actors, among Geraldine Fitzgerald, Stephen Lang, John Rubinstein, Lois Smith and Fritz Weaver.