Unless he has unusually brittle hands, a boxer whose fists are protected by cushions has no such inhibitions.
She lay on a couch, legs outstretched, her head supported by cushions, a microphone clipped to her top.
Lewis is propped up by cushions, one leg lying on his zebra skin stool, Judith at his side.
Patrons are treated to another fireplace, rush-bottom chairs softened by cushions and Wedgwood blue walls adorned with botanical prints and blue and white hanging plates.
We opt for the latter and follow a trail of white solar lights through the jungle to a table for two surrounded by cushions and candles.
Britain, which is reducing its fiscal vulnerability with a well-designed austerity plan, can probably afford to tweak the pace of tightening next year not by abandoning the spending cuts but by cushioning them with tax incentives to invest.
Over and over again, studies like these found that the body automatically adjusts to different surfaces — at least, as mimicked by cushioning in shoes — to keep forces constant when foot strikes plate.
In America, Charles Murray, a sociologist, leads a group of right-wingers who argue that assistance to the poor, by cushioning the short-term consequences of irresponsible behaviour, masks the long-term effects.
Young players need to learn and they need to feel wanted and in the end Van Gaal's faith was rewarded when Lingard set up Wayne Rooney's winner by cushioning a volleyed cross into the middle.
