up to the elbows in|up to the elbow in in English

completely immersed in -, totally submerged in -

Use "up to the elbows in|up to the elbow in" in a sentence

1. The seamless Belled elbow offers multiple advantages over standard elbows

2. Roll up both sleeves past the elbow.

3. He raised himself up on one elbow to watch.

4. Up to now, everything is all right. More power to your elbow!

5. Balancing awkwardly on her elbows, she lit up.

6. Over the shirtwaist was a natty jacket, elbow-sleeved, and to the elbows she wore gloves of imitation suede.

7. 7 Most of the Acutes in the dorm. are up on their elbows, blinking and listening.

8. Actually fucked up my elbow pretty bad.

9. He props himself up on one elbow.

10. She propped herself up on one elbow.

11. A little soap and elbow grease ought to clean it right up.

12. Alvin had strained up to stare around him, resting on his pudgy elbows as if to survey the world.

13. You never lap up your elbow with your tongue.

14. He thrust his hand into the stack of chaff up to the elbow without feeling a thing.

15. (Matthew 15:2) God never told his people to observe this ritual of ‘washing their hands up to the elbow.’

16. 30 Sam slouched back and propped his elbows up on the bench behind him.

17. Place your hands on your shoulders and move your elbows up, back, and down, in a circular motion.

18. Cubital tunnel syndrome may happen when a person frequently bends the elbows, leans on their elbow a lot, or has an injury to the area.

19. The horses waded in blood up to their knees, nay up to the bridle.

20. They never put their elbows on the table, and they sat up straight instead of slouching.

21. The rest of it's taken up with " take your elbows off the table " and " pass the ketchup. "

22. In the unit we use to say " Up, up, and away ".

23. I'm in trouble up to the hilt.

24. Lying as shown raise the elbows, head and shoulders towards the knees and hold up for 5 counts.

25. She's up to the hilt in trouble.