Examples of using Cross-legged in English and their translations into Swedish
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Sitting cross-legged or lying down would work.
Later, losers. Barry's not sitting cross-legged anymore.
Others who can sit cross-legged comfortably might do that instead.
backward gently on your rounded back before finally rolling into a cross-legged.
Barry's not sitting cross-legged anymore. Later, losers.
Sit cross-legged or on a chair with the soles of your feet flat on the floor.
You eat on a large rug and sit cross-legged on the floor.
Sitting cross-legged, agura, is considered informal: it is appropriate for certain situations but not others.
Jwandry sat down cross-legged, resigned to whatever would happen next.
And with me sitting cross-legged like Shahrazade herself… he would listen,
sat cross-legged, knee-to-knee, hunkered down
Victim one was sitting cross-legged on a blanket watching the movie,
like to sit cross-legged, subject your feet to excessive loads,
incense and sit cross-legged.
You shouldn't force yourself to sit cross-legged on the floor if it causes you pain or discomfort.
And watch the blue smoke as it curled upwards. With a plentiful supply of dry pine logs on the fire, I would not… I would sit cross-legged, enjoying the genial warmth.
It is well suited to sitting cross-legged or in a perched position,
It often sat cross-legged, took off running… had a cowlick in its hair…
Replica Hermes Lindy Bags in the fashion under the direction of Su Yu sit cross-legged, and then help solve the problem in the package Montagut woman,
The King's three daughters ordered the casting of these images seated cross-legged in a pose of meditation, hands palms upwards in the lap in the style of Samatirab Pang Mara Wichai.
Young couple in love sitting cross-legged on a tree branch above the river in nice sunny day.
Also, there stands out the statue of the Goddess with the cross-legged sitting and 10 arms,
the sitting cross-legged on the floor, the incense,