Sentence examples for belting of from inspiring English sources

The high belting of the jerkin lends the figure a busty, maternal air.

Imposing Adelaide forward Josh Jenkins kicked six goals in a 57-point belting of West Coast which puts the Eagles' top-two AFL hopes in peril.

Looming large over Ms. Voigt's interpretations are the giant performances of predecessors, including Bernadette Peters and Reba McEntire; the volcanic film version by Betty Hutton and her torpedolike lungs; and most famous of all, Ethel Merman, whose belting of the show's "There's No Business Like Show Business" has become a synonym for the Broadway musical.

Seeing Adele perform at the Grammys was especially nerve-racking, he said; it was the first time she'd sung in public since the operation, and she began with a dramatic belting of the chorus of "Rolling in the Deep," with no backing instruments.

Baines bore the brunt of Beckeles' flailing arm, although it was Luis Garrido's lunge on Steven Gerrard – who described the tackling as "horrific" – and Emilio Izaguirre's foul and, once the whistle had gone, belting of the loose ball straight into the prone Daniel Sturridge's midriff that had set the tone.

Pregnancy belt of split bamboo.

No seat belts, of course.

A belt of gold comes and goes.

6. Effusively complimenting the Belt of Hippolyta.

"Avalanche," with its conveyor belt of ideas, is formulaic.

Blackberries and roses wield belts of curved thorns.