There was a light sheen of sweat on her upper lip and in the cleft between her breasts, her shirt unbuttoned almost below the bra.
Like many Arcadian villages in the Menalon and Gortynian ranges, Dimitsana was built amphitheater-style in the cleft between two hills.
Other peptides are released into the synaptic cleft between neurons of the central nervous system (including the hypothalamus).
She was simply a mouth made from the cleft between his thumb and forefinger, a mop of blonde hair on top of the hand and two eyes drawn on to a finger.
A small story, secreted suspiciously in the builder's cleft between Christmas and new year, revealed that education secretary Nicky Morgan had announced the high court findings need have "no impact" on schools' religious teachings.
In the cleft between the two, the grid sneaks out to connect with a set of snaky lines, painted a mix of green and purplish, that emerge from under the glaze of the tomato's body.
This response mirrors what researchers call near-death experiences, in which people — surgical patients, heart attack victims who have been resuscitated — report transformational experiences, in the fogged cleft between life and death.
I did not realize it at the time, but the lapidarian-religious-medical meanings of cleavage had only recently been joined by a new sense of "the cleft between a woman's breasts as revealed by a low-cut décolletage".
After many long minutes, a tip of the silvery crescent appeared in the cleft between the spires and slowly inched into view, like a moth emerging from a dark chrysalis.
As I cut up through a steep field of gorse to reach the 410m top of Bolus, the sun dropped beneath the low cloud and filled the cleft between sea and sky with golden light.
In addition, there is the serotonin transporter, a janitorial protein that removes the serotonin from the little cleft between nerve cells once the molecule's transmission task is through.
