Sentence examples for cinch of from inspiring English sources

After Versailles, it was an escape like no other available, a "house in the country" where the cinch of rules and expectations could be somewhat loosened.

For it was not the sanitised tongueless lip cinch of a black-and-white classic, or the neat snog of PG fodder.

Mr. Mukasey acknowledged that prosecutors had attached the explosives charge to the false-statements accusation, rather than to a broader count in Mr. Ressam's indictment, because it was "a lead-pipe cinch" of a case.

Given its pedigree, B612's pride and joy should make a cinch of its mission.

Natural waist tops, which draw the waistline upwards, and empire waist tops which create the cinch of the waist just below the breast line both serve to make the bust look bigger.

With stirrups and cinch out of the way, they won't hit the horse as you lift the saddle over the horse's back.

Since the seams and cinching of new clothes can chafe over 26.2 miles, last-minute clothing purchases are a typical no-no for marathoners.

There was little cinching of the waist, and almost no flashing of leg; sex appeal came through the element of surprise, as the designer put it backstage, with unexpected slivers of skin shown at the back of a dress.

(In fact, compared to most women, Von Teese almost could: like the ladies of J. M. Barrrie's day, Von Teese's waist, from the repeated cinching of so many corsets, is a mere twenty-two inches, and can be laced down to a breathtaking 16.5).

Proceeding to list "President Trump's accomplishments," which in her telling ranged from the health of the economy to the cinching of the border's terry-cloth sash, Ingraham asked, "So what are Trump's opponents resisting again?" It was helpful that she had thus clarified her position, which is pro-Trump but, perhaps more significantly, anti-anti-Trump.

Trends this season include zero hems, square-cut gowns, and dresses with no waist or cinching of any kind.