Tikibu: pronunciation dictionary with use examples

Word: elbows
IPA transcription: ['ɛlb,oʊz]
Usage examples
  • LEGS--Bent, or slightly bent, and out at elbows.
  • David propped himself up on his elbows and listened more intently.
  • The second time he raised himself upon his elbows and quietly watched the old warrior.
  • He swung his legs from the couch, and sat now upon the edge of it, his elbows on his knees.
  • LEGS--Short; fore-legs heavy, bowed out at elbows; hind-legs lighter, but firm and well shaped.
  • Leaning on his elbows and looking at the scene below, his mind worked busily on these last vital problems.
  • He sat down with elbows on knees and head on his hands, thinking of night, its secrecy, its immeasurable solitude.
  • There was nobody in the bar but a young Jew, who, with his two elbows on the counter, was reading a dirty newspaper.
  • It seemed to Bertha Kircher that the fingers of her hands were dead. The numbness was running up her arms to her elbows.
  • Abram set a foot on the third rail and leaned his elbows on the top. The Cardinal chipped delightedly and hopped and tilted closer.