straddle

Then she was straddling me, like I had done to her a moment ago.

Was this the man, he straddled the boy, who had once run from a girl?

One body was found straddling the back of a seat.

I straddled her face and she began to eat me.

His long career straddles a period of major political and economic change.

She looked down at the boy I straddled and her eyes went very wide.

Some of those relationships straddled his personal and public lives.

The next thing I knew, he was straddling my chest.

Before he could find the strength to stand, she was straddling him.

What it says is you must not cross or straddle the line.

But instead of getting up, he straddled the American's legs.

Run and take me with you, she thought, then straddled the horse.

Her hands went to his throat as she straddled him.

He sits at the other end, straddling it to face her.

Where she straddles my legs, I feel her heat up against me.

He looked down the length of her as she straddled him.

I straddled the table and allowed some of my weight to rest on her.

Straddling the road, one front foot alone larger than you and your parents.

You see my blind and straddle it like a man.

He is not the only one straddling this line between science and commerce.

It is hard to straddle the fence with him, and few do.

Then she got on the bed, straddling him, her thighs outside his.

She came into the bed and straddled him with her knees.

He finally stretched them out in front of him to straddle the table.

Then she got up and stood on the couch with her feet straddling my head.

Spreads in futures are also called straddles although, in the context of traded options, 'straddle' has a different meaning.

Although claiming a 'straddle' on the leading Koenig, she actually scored one hit on the Koenig herself.