Sentence examples for belt without from inspiring English sources
"belt without" can be a valid phrase in written English
It is typically used to indicate that someone or something is not wearing a belt. For example: - She walked into the room with her pants hanging low, her belt without. - He struggled to keep his pants up, his belt without a functioning buckle. - The dress looked elegant on its own, but even better cinched at the waist with a belt without a visible buckle.
Costa gives the impression sometimes that he cannot see a belt without punching below it.
Belt, without any specific instructions from his manager, laid a bunt into the open space along the third-base line.
For Volpone, a man who can't see a belt without hitting below it, Homo sapiens is Homo sap.
Rather than clothes of her own design, Ms. Johnson said, she would throw on her lucky Ralph Lauren belt, without which no outfit is complete.
Aren't they the kind of people, as Margot Asquith said of Lloyd George, who can't see a belt without hitting below it?
Ms. Mazzie infused another Minnelli anthem, "But the World Goes 'Round," with her own magic in a slowly building rendition, the voice intensifying into a full belt without sacrificing the song's musicality.
The score is by Cyndi Lauper, and it's perfectly serviceable — you can hear echoes of her sweet pop tunes buried somewhere in all the belting — without being especially distinguished, or original.
As of last Monday, the police in New Jersey have the right to ticket motorists for not wearing seat belts without first stopping them on suspicion of another motor vehicle offense.
Little did he know however, that as the fireworks illuminated the stadium and the crowd roared at the very top of their lungs, the next year of his life would be unforgettable for all the wrong reasons, as injury would force him to relinquish two WWE belts without losing either in the ring.
He is capable of catching the essence of someone in a flashy writerly image / such as the Professor of Literature in "A Second Visit,"one of four essays on India, who wears "flagrant yellow tousers belted without tightness over a gentle little paunch bespeaking total contentment".
Conveyor belts, without specific powder confinement devices, spread out fine particles, causing dust pollution and generating risk for workers' health (silicosis).
