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Meanings of stoop forward in English
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Usage of stoop forward in English
1
Frank could see Billy at such times stoop forward and speak to him.
2
But the rapid gait, with its short step, the shuffle, and slight stoop forward, were unmistakable.
3
But practically the girl will stoop forward.
4
He was a man of something over middle size, but with a stoop forward that shortened him to something beneath it.
5
They were not his countrymen, for they walked with the stoop forward which no Englishman can ever quite master in his hill-climbing.
6
This sort of comparison is chiefly in relation to the muscles of the loins; because in doing this one must stoop forward a little.
7
He stooped forward, his head hanging as if some weight dragged it.
8
Hélène stooped forward to make room, and looked round with a smile.
9
He took her wrist instead, and stooping forward lighted his cigarette deliberately.
10
He was silent a little; then he stooped forward and took her hand.
11
But Elizabeth Tranmore stooped forward all the same and returned the kiss heartily.
12
The others stooped forward, pens in hand, to record my conviction.
13
He stooped forward and kissed her, taking her hands in his.
14
Mr. Blake stooped forward and lifted it with a hand that visibly trembled.
15
The Hunter stooped forward, listening, but he could hear no footfall.
16
Mrs. Lopez would not contradict her, but stooped forward and kissed her cheek.