1. Each time, after three or four up-and-down cycles, she begins to use her other hand.

2. The up-and-down movements help obtain a round turn.

3. Thus, little of this up-and-down movement is Carried to the car frame , Body, and passengers.

4. With a tanking economy, up-and-down stock markets, ever growing unemployment, all this doom and gloom leaves us broke and depressed.

5. These ideas are favored because such actions required up-and-down motions of the arm, and fossil evidence indicates that the dino king was incapable of rotating or twisting its arms.

6. In most studies, encapsulation bras reduce up-and-down breast bounce best, particularly for large-breasted women, but are rated the least comfortable bra, which matters.

7. Too much up-and-down movement is wasted energy and can be hard on yourlower body.

8. Late trias, the up-and-down configurations of Ordovician weathered crust peak are high on the west-north and low on the east-south, oil-gas moved to west-north.

9. In an up-and-down life, including a brush with cocaine in the 1980s that wiped out his finances and got him convicted for armed robbery, it was hard to quit.

10. He's easily distracted from anything that isn't creative writing, though, very up-and-down.

11. The ￡2 million former West Ham man has endured an up-and-down four years on Merseyside.

12. For instance, Larry Rome of the University of Pennsylvania has created the Lightning Pack, a backpack that captures energy from the natural up-and-down movement of your hips.

13. To keep gums in tip-top shape, use a soft bristle brush and work in up-and-down strokes, focusing on one quarter of the jaw at a time.

14. These global crises are not just dips and blips in the up-and-down cycle of human history.

15. However, experts recognize that blood circulation can be promoted by exercising the calf muscles with up-and-down movements of the feet at the ankle joints.

16. Floods, droughts, famine, war, pestilence, plagues, and economic booms and busts are familiar companions in the up-and-down cycle of human history.

17. Two men can chop down even a thick, sturdy rosewood tree in an hour. Then it requires teams of 15 or 30 or 50 to pull the logs through the muddy up-and-down of the vine-covered woodland.

17. try its best to gather and build good sentences.

18. What this tells me is that annual temperature is indeed noisy: there have been many large fluctuations, indeed much larger than the up-and-down in the last decade or so.

19. This film combined dreams within dreams and the principle of circulation, describing the up-and-down life of the main character in black humour.

20. They are not just temporary dips and blips in the up-and-down cycle of human history.

21. A prototype buoy is secured inside a metal carriage that mimics the up-and-down motion of ocean waves.

22. If the quake occurs under water, as this one did, the up-and-down movement displaces an enormous amount of water, setting off the tsunami.

23. In the mechanical design of the system, screw pair drive is applied to achieve the up-and-down movement.

24. This allows the springs to absorb a good part of the up-and-down motion of the car wheels. Thus, little of this up-and-down movement is Carried to the car frame, Body, and passengers.

25. Crawl: A stroke made in the prone position characterized by alternate over arm movements and a continuous up-and-down kick; originally known as the Australian crawl.

26. Swimming methods improved: Some whales developed thick, powerful tails, bulleting ahead with vigorous up-and-down undulations of their lower bodies.

27. Plates bump up against each other at ruptures known as 'fault lines.' The side-to-side or up-and-down motion along fault lines causes enormous shock waves, which are felt as earthquakes.