Sentence examples for apple shape from inspiring English sources

Dress for an Apple Shape: The apple seems to be the more challenging body type of the three to dress.

Fat accumulation around the waist (the so-called apple shape) puts one at greater risk for premature heart disease than does fat accumulation around the hips (pear shape).

A major new analysis challenges the long-held idea that obese people who carry their extra weight mainly around the middle — those with an "apple" shape — are at greater risk for heart disease than "pears," whose fat tends to cluster on their thighs and buttocks.

Paradoxically, their main market is California, where the Northwest Pippins prevail over local ones because when grown in the drier climate inland they do not russet near the stem, and the colder early spring gives them a taller, more typical apple shape.

If the centre for detecting colours detects red at place one and green at place two, and if the centre for detecting shape detects a tomato shape at place one and an apple shape at place two, then, given the principle that there is a maximum of one visible object per place per time, the binding problem can be solved.

I'm an apple shape, which is not something I see everyday in the media.

These black and white delineations about who is "smart" and who is "dumb" are almost reminiscent of those old fashioned style tenets that still get bandied about in women's magazines and chick lit today: Are you hourglass shaped or pear shaped or apple shaped?

Even Brazil, literally the happiest population in the world, boasts a large portion of apple shaped people.

Cut the veggie ham into two apple shapes.

Apple shapes gain weight in the midsection, rear, and face.

Apple shaped means that your weight tends to accumulate above your hips.