Sentence examples for exposed bosoms from inspiring English sources

To aficionados like Martin Scorsese, Hammer's vampires, monsters, werewolves and exposed bosoms were the perfect escape, particularly in Technicolor.

Hot and heavy is an apt description of the Starz show, adapted from novels by Philippa Gregory, in which the Wars of the Roses are plotted by women, steering the course of history with their frequently exposed bosoms.

We've seen quite a few exposed bosoms and AC/DShe tattoos!

The photograph of that episode was a UPI sensation, appearing in newspapers and magazines with the word "censored" hiding the actress's exposed bosom.

"I was in bed with a fever, and Mitzi came into the room and sat on the bed, and exposed her bosom to me, and encouraged me to touch her.

By the turn of the century, a typical burlesque format would include clowning skits suffused with just that kind of coarse humor; baggy-pants male dancers; chorus-line numbers; and girlie acts in which women, performing the hootchy-kootchy and bump-and-grind routines — favorites of the travelling carnival circuit — exposed legs and bosoms to degrees heretofore unprecedented on the American stage.

Because the prefix de means "out of," the meaning is "without much of a collar covering the neck," which means "exposing the bosom's cleft".

Women wanted to show their status in society and also wished to expose the bosom, so the ruff developed as a half circle open in front and rising in back.

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.

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.

An 1860 stereoscope of bare-armed laundrywomen, their bosoms partially exposed, evokes a sense of both immediacy and movement.