Then it begins working the bellows of its abdomen, rhythmically, in a bee version of calisthenics, to limber up the flight muscles.
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He said the visitors valued the opportunity to limber up before the Topsport Super Ten at Johannesburg's Ellis Park stadium next week.
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They'll limber up as the day goes on, but they know that when they grow old, they'll ultimately be hobbled by creaky, arthritic bones.
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In the theater's ample wings, trailing seaweed hair, masked nymphs limber up, as loose-limbed mermen hose off and serene riders mount their airborne steeds.
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Almost all of them get down on the ground, as if part of an aerobics class with no music, to limber up before playing.
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But the bottom line as your Olde Towne Team limbers up for the stretch run is to take advantage of the things they can control.
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She claims the work helps limber up her arthritic fingers and provides other, less tangible benefits such as adding purpose to her largely solitary days.
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The Stars, the wise and low-key graybeards, will stretch and limber up, conserve their energy, dance around the questions about Modano's wrist and Hull's groin.
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Captain Congreve, Rifle Brigade, who was in the donga, assisted to hook a team into a limber, went out; and assisted to limber up a gun.
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On one bus tour, when the dancers felt a need to limber up, the driver would stop at any flat field with a wire fence around it.
