Sentence examples for bosom at from inspiring English sources

Journalists, post-Leveson inquiry, are not exactly clutched to the nation's bosom at present.

We have become neurotic wondering if we should leave our babies to cry it out in their cots or clutch them to our bosom at all times.

Dude! Goddamned pancreatic cancer claimed that lonesome preacher's boy child to its cancerous bosom at the dagnabbit tragic early age of 33.

At the age of 64, she could be found ginger-wigged, gauzy-frocked, flashing her snowy bosom at the French ambassador, poised despite her 'very aged' face and tombstone teeth".

They magically appear at different times for everyone, although some never get much of a bosom at all.

In the Renaissance, a woman might have bared her bosom at court and received a certain admiration, but to show her calf or ankle might have sparked a scandal.

Typically this season, the focus was at the back, rather than on the womanly bosoms at Prada.

I looked at the date, 1967, for frocks woven out of raffia with haute couture finesse and a dress with conical bosoms at the front.

I'd be in those movies with a turban on my head and a scimitar at my hips and bosoms at my shoulder.

This woman's fake, brown bosom seemed, at the time, to symbolise a jet-set lifestyle; a vulgar, ostentatious and knowing signifier of social status.

Lift indeed: in 1813 Jane Austen was amused to learn "stays now are not made to force the bosom up at all; that was a very unbecoming, unnatural fashion".