Příklady crawl

• At approximately 8 - 10 months of age, typically developing infants begin to move about independently, by crawling, bottom-shuffling, and so on.

• Later on, rolling, crawling, sitting and walking were introduced in their statements.

• There are armed men crawling all over the building you are in.

• Down below, at street level, are the densely packed mortal masses who hail each float as it crawls by.

• Visits to pistillate flowers were recorded only if the insect landed on or crawled over the stigma.

• I listened to the bristles as it crawled over the edge of a vertical piece of paper.

• Inside the building tranquillity reigned, and it was said that all those who entered by crawling through the small door shared equal social status.

• As infants move about by walking, cruising, and crawling, they reach for different items, at different levels and locations, and from a variety of postures.

• Reaching, sitting, crawling, grasping, walking, and throwing are just a few of the plethora of skills babies master in their first few years of life.

• The females readily crawled onto the host, and typically oviposited within a few seconds.

• They are smaller, and their habit of nocturnal feeding is peculiar, as is also that of crawling considerable distances inside the clothing.

• However, there seems to be no significant effect of age, gender, and other motor development (like smiling or crawling) on the onset of babbling.

• Heart-clearing morning sky: in the offing smoke crawls; that is the warship he is aboard.

• A fully equipped and fitted out diner was much heavier than a mobile home, and when it was towed on its own wheels it moved at a crawling pace.

• When the larvae were placed in water they rarely rose to the surface ; mostly they crawled around at the bottom of the vessel without showing the typical wriggling motion.