Crouches

Akash crouches low and keeps a couple of straighter deliveries away from the stump.

Wearing an electric blue jacket emblazoned with the words “Tell Your Dog I Said Hi,” she crouches low to film a dawdling old pug named Jojo with her iPhone.

He crouches down next to an SUV.

A later scene where Janet crouches on the floor removing her father's shoes, all while being called spoiled and ungrateful, is a disconcerting glimpse of how he views his daughter's place in the world.

An Asiatic Cheetah, named ‘Koushki,’ crouches at the Miandasht Wildlife Refuge in Jajarm, northeastern Iran, May 25, 2014.

I invited the Crouches onto my "Strang Report" podcast to talk about their new endeavor called that will launch April 22 at 10:30 a.m. PT.

One of the gunmen rushes through the gate as the mother crouches down on the floor and cradles her toddler in her arms.

Keaton Jennings, with the air of the ever-willing head boy, dons the helmet and crouches in at silly point.

Calling themselves his family, the assassins sing, imploring Oswald to act. He crouches at the window and shoots ("November 22, 1963").

She crouches at the foot of a wall carved with the name of Lucullus and is denounced by a dark-clothed figure as a soldier advances on her drawing his sword.

The female pursues him into the water where he eventually drives her to the shallows where she crouches making ritualistic motions of her head.

The polar bear also hunts by stalking seals resting on the ice: Upon spotting a seal, it walks to within convert, and then crouches.

The polar bear's most common hunting method is called still-hunting: Hemstock, pp. 24–27 The bear uses its excellent sense of smell to locate a seal breathing hole, and crouches nearby in silence for a seal to appear.

Upon spotting a seal, it walks to within convert, and then crouches.