"bosom by" is not a correct phrase in English, and as such cannot be used in written English.
Elie Saab gave his version of fashion sobriety, which was to cover the skin but focus on the bosoms — by rounding the bodice or even by putting a patch of decorative fabric in the two crucial spots.
The couple's foremost friend and collaborator was Yves Saint Laurent, whose infamous molded metal bustier of 1969 for the model Veruschka pre-dated Madonna's conical bosoms by more than two decades.
One of them turned out to have a pocket behind the starched bosom, reached by an opening at the side.
They drop from her throat over the bosom exposed by the deep decolletage fashionable around 1600 and from which all signs of crepey wrinkling were of course banished.
Blue Ribbon is an image of a woman, framed below the neck, dressed in a 50s-style sweater with her full bosom covered by white argyle and her taut stomach tucked into a tweed pencil skirt.
Out came a ruby-red sequined dress draped gently over the bosom, followed by a black fur chubby nestling cozily over a slinky black top and a wet-looking pair of ruby sequined pants.
In the role of Billie Frank, Ms. Carey, filmed mostly to focus attention on her gleaming white smile and the amplitude of a bosom accented by tight or low-cut tops, is simply inadequate as an actress to the relatively undemanding emotional range of the story.
A feature story about a bosom lift, accompanied by assessments of the varying virtues of push-up bras.
As you approach, hang onto your hat and behold the twin peaks which loom like an almighty bosom, modestly concealed by a layer of filmy clouds.
