The teacher crouched down to talk to her kindergarten student.
The cougar was crouched behind a tree, getting ready to attack.
We couldn't see the children, who were crouched behind the car, waiting to spray us with the hose.
The soldier was in a crouch at the window,
ready to fire if necessary.
The old man was walking crouched over, leaning heavily on his cane.
The little girl crouched over the hole, and began to pee.
The policeman got in a crouch and aimed his rifle.
The young boys crouched around the fire to warm
themselves.
The soldiers crouched behind the bushes for cover.
The little girl crouched down to pick a flower.
Bobby was so upset on his first day of kindergarten that he crouched behind the piano and cried all morning.
The teacher crouched down so she could
speak to the children eye to eye.
The campers were all crouched around the fire, trying to dry their wet clothes, and get warm.
The tiger crouched down at the water hole, and began to drink.
D. H. Lawrence once wrote in a letter to a friend, "I want to go south, where there is no autumn, where the cold doesn't crouch over one like a snow-leopard waiting to pounce."
All the children crouched around to look at the crabs hiding under the rocks at the seashore.