outstretched fingertips造句

• Passes grazed the outstretched fingertips of receivers before thudding to the ground.
• Villa gave the U . S . an early advantage by floating a winner off the outstretched fingertips of Hungarian goalkeeper Andrea Toth.
• On his way to his seat, the lean ranch hand quickly pressed his fingertips against the outstretched fingertips of his youngest son, Gerardo.
• For his " Lightning Man " demonstrations, he stood on a large Tesla coil which made sparks ( electrical discharges ) come out from his outstretched fingertips.
• The ball spiraled gently, floating several inches over the outstretched fingertips of safety Brock Marion, and landed in the gut of wide receiver Marvin Harrison, who made a sliding catch.
• Although Baia had been weakened by a bout with the flu in the last few days, the Barcelona goalie was able to skillfully deflect striker Fredi Bobic's header off his outstretched fingertips.
• On third-and-nine, the Blue Devils had a wide open receiver behind the Beaver defense, but the pass was just beyond the receiver's outstretched fingertips and fell incomplete.
• The Lakers'last chance died when Harper's inbounds pass with 3.7 seconds left glanced off Allen's hand and off Bryant's outstretched fingertips to go out of bounds for a turnover.
• He'd been watching " Wheel of Fortune " ( incidentally, guys like John think only wimps buy vowels ) and a " country music duo " clue blossomed under Vanna's outstretched fingertips.
• Yup'ik non-standard measurement units of length : " aaggarner " ( in Cup'ig ) measurement, the distance from the tip of the thumb to the tip of the middle finger with fingers spread out; " angvaneq " ( in Yup'ik ) measurement, the distance from the center of the chest ( or the armpit ? ) to the end of the fingertips of the outstreched arm and hand; " cagner " ( in Cup'ig ) measurement between tips of fingers on opposing hands when arms are extended out from the sides of the body; " ikuyegarneq " ( in Yup'ik ) " ikuyegarner " ( in Cup'ig ) measurement from one s elbow to the end of his fist; " ikuyegneq " ( in Yup'ik ) measurement from one s elbow to end of his outstretched fingertips; " iqelqin " ( in Yup'ik ) measurement from the tip of one s thumb to the tip of one s index fingers are stretched out from each other; " itegneq " ( in Yup'ik ) measurement from tip of toes to end of heel; foot ( in length ); " it ganeq " ( in Yup'ik ) measurement from tip of toes to end of heel; foot ( in length ); " malruneq " ( in Yup'ik ) measurement of the width at their ends of the index finger and the middle finger held next to each other; " naparneq " ( in Yup'ik ) measurement from tip of extended thumb to opposite side fist; " patneq " ( in Yup'ik ) measurement, the width of the four fingers ( thumb excluded ) of one s hand; " pingayuneq " ( in Yup'ik ) measurement of the width at their ends of the index finger, the middle finger, and the ring finger held next to each other; " pupsuneq " ( in Yup'ik ) measurement from the thumb ( outer edge of nail ) to the second joint of the index finger curled up with section from tip to first joint along inner edge of thumb; " qerruuner " ( in Cup'ig ) measurement from fingertip to armpit or chest; " quruner " ( in Cup'ig ) measurement from fingertip to the armpit or chest; " tallineq " ( in Yup'ik ) measurement from one s fingertips to his armpit with the arm ( and hand ) outstretched; "'tallinin " ( in Yup'ik ) measurement from the extremity of one s fist to his armpit with the arm outstretched; " taluyaneq " ( in Yup'ik ) measurement, the distance from the folded elbow of one outstretched arm to the ends of the fingertips of the other outstretched arm; " teklin " ( in Yup'ik ) measurement from the tip of the thumb to tip of index finger when each is stretched out away from the other; " tekneq " ( in Yup'ik ) measurement being the width of the last section of one s index finger; " tumagneq " ( in Yup'ik ) measurement of the width of the palm ( flattened and with the fingers and thumb held together ); " tusneq " ( in Yup'ik ) measurement being the width from the outside edge of one should to the outside edge of the other; " yegyameg " ( in Cup'ig ) from elbow ( measuring to tip of hand ).