twitch造句

Often twitch muscles, particularly at night obvious.

His foot gave a sudden twitch.

Have you ever had an eye twitch?

RISK antennae twitch after a crisis.

Your nervous twitch registers on the Richter scale.

"When the amputee wants to open or close their hand, these muscles twitch," says Dr Marasco.

Riddle gave an irritable twitch, as though trying to displace an irksome fly.

The nerves and muscles pulse and twitch, and progressively, they die.

At one point, my phobia got so bad that when I gave presentations, my right eye would twitch.

As noted, we lose muscle mass with age. Especially quick to deteriorate are fast-twitch muscle fibers, which power quick, explosive movements.

I'm not very good at winking, so I've never pulled this move — and if I saw a girl do it, I'd assume she had a twitch.

Mice twitch their noses at potential mates, colorful peacocks strut around for admiring peahens, and pigeons puff their chests to look buff.

My muscles also have a lot of high-twitch fibres and my legs are very dense; at 63kg I'm a great deal heavier than many imagine.

Franzen hands me the binoculars so I can admire that last, and he's right: even I, who do not twitch, can see that it's a hell of a bird, with its solid breastplate of black feathers.

This is the most striking moment: the chapel-like height of the room and the clank of the chains; the way the corpses swing and twitch; and the blood splashing into the gullies below.

The described how a trained seal, named Henry, was able to indicate, with a twitch of its head, whether the fish moved to the right or to the left.