Sentence examples for are belted from inspiring English sources
noun
A band worn around the waist to hold clothing to one's body (usually pants), hold weapons (such as a gun or sword), or serve as a decorative piece of clothing.
- As part of the act, the fat clown's belt broke, causing his pants to fall down.
The likes of 30 Minute Love Affair are belted outrather like identikit Saturday night clapalongs.
"Those systems can sense whether the occupants are belted or unbelted, and adjust the deployment accordingly," Mr. Schirmer said.
Yet once you and your coddled passengers are belted in, the snark melts away: Beneath the sow's-ear styling is a silk-purse driving experience.
Yankees Manager Joe Torre sarcastically said baseball should investigate pitchers who make mistakes by throwing fat pitches that are belted for homers.
Performances of Hope Boykin's it-takes-a-village dance "Go in Grace" continue to include the harmonizing ladies of Sweet Honey in the Rock, and the blues of Ailey's early "Blues Suite" are belted by Kenny Brawner.
There are big numbers aplenty — all the actresses get one apiece, apart from Cotillard, who gets two — and most of them are belted out with growls and gusto (Fergie being the belter-in-chief), but I woke up the next morning, as I did after Marshall's previous choice of musical, "Chicago," without a single tune or phrase still tolling in my head.
Soon the two of them are belting it out together.
Ask your director if you are "Belting" correctly.
La Marseillaise was belted out.
In Hellenistic times the overfold was belted below the bust.
