Sentence examples for from the fanny from inspiring English sources

And who was heartless enough to swipe the $10,000 from the fanny pack fastened to her waist?

But Acapulco is having its second act, reappearing from the fanny pack-strewn beaches to recapture its faded Hollywood glory.

From the fanny perspective, which is the only perspective for most women, some of the wrap skirts looked clunky.

The appreciation is certainly felt by Mr. Wilcox, whose organization provides overnight lodging and serves 110,000 meals a year from the Fanny Crosby Memorial Home on Fairfield Avenue and through its Mobile Soup Kitchen.

The film is adapted from a novel by William Trevor, and Hoskins plays Joseph, a decaying bachelor who lives in a big, musty, fusty house in Birmingham: he owes his income and this place to his mother, a telly chef from the Fanny Cradock age.

Flowers on the fenland The umbrella has again f...ed itself over my head, it takes me forever to extract the remote pad from the bottom of my fanny pack, and I'm drenched by the time I unlock the foul beast, which then mocks me by again flashing at me: 'Blindspot Not Available, Sensor Blocked, See Manual.'.

And there's no question that there is some ego involved; it's a pat on the fanny from your fellow workers.

She and a friend took an apartment across from the Plaza; Fanny Brice lived downstairs.

Ms. Horne sang the hymn "Shall We Gather at the River," and Mr. Milnes performed "Welcome Home" from the musical "Fanny".

Brown, a conventional misogynist, regards women as objects for exploitation, display or distant adoration and believes it his duty to protect the vulnerable Keats from the distraction Fanny constitutes.

When we came here with our dad, he would dole out snack money from the black fanny pack he always had around his waist.