Sentence examples similar to bosom higher from inspiring English sources

Now, if this sounds like the mollycoddled moaning of a cossetted crybaby who had to be torn, screaming, from the bosom of higher education, then I must assure that it isn't.

Perhaps surprisingly, he was raised in Vienna in the bosom of high-cultural accomplishment.

Clothes fit the body more closely, many of them with a young, high bosom line above a flaring skirt.

Back and forth she glides, a magical creature, the light beaming off her beautiful, high-held bosom.

A tentative acceptance of full-figured models that dates from the early 1990s is highlighted in the exhibition by the emergence of Stella Ellis, known as the first large-size model, a divalike figure who strode Jean Paul Gaultier's runway in 1992 and was featured in his ad campaign, billowy bosom exposed, hair piled high like an opera star's.

By 1400 women's waistlines were higher, emphasizing the bosom and making the differences between the sexes obvious.

They are effectively the Shanghai match of Laclos's Vicomte de Valmont and Marquise de Merteuil, the twinned vipers who, while nestled in the bosom of the city's high society, conspire to seduce, conquer and destroy their prey.

And the last land he found, it was fair and level ground,/ About a carven stone/ And a stark sword brooding on the bosom of the Cross, /Where high and low are one,/ And there was grass and the living trees,/ And the flowers of the spring,/ And there lay gentlemen from out of all the seas/ That ever called him King.

Except for my youth, and an inclination toward idolatry, I was hardly the target Rive Gauche customer, and I have never, unfortunately, had a Saint Laurent body — leggy and broad-shouldered, with the flat hips, shortish waist, and high, shapely haunches and bosom of the African and Caribbean models he was among the first to employ.

The film's producers originally conceived "Snakes on a Plane" as a PG-13 release, but encouraged by the enthusiasm of an Internet fan base, added enough gore, expletives and bosoms to ease the rating a notch higher.

She had the single, imperiously high mono-bosom that seems to be disappearing from the British landscape, and the tight, steel-grey perm that will be with us for as long as there are small provincial towns.