Sentence examples for front of thighs from inspiring English sources

What sane, functioning woman over 50 would expose herself to the shocking reality of seeing her tush, midriff, back of thighs, front of thighs, upper arms and shoulders fully exposed in front of the mirror?

7 10 11 Bruising to the left ear, cheeks, neck, trunk, front of thighs, upper arms, buttocks and genitalia were found significantly more frequently in the PA-confirmed children, than when PA was excluded.

The odds of a bruise on the buttocks or genitalia, cheeks, neck, trunk, head, front of thighs, upper arms were significantly greater in children with PA than in children with PA-excluded.

The odds of a PA child having a bruise on the buttocks or genitalia, cheeks, neck, trunk, head, front of thighs, or upper arms, were significantly greater than in PA-excluded children (table 3, figure 3).

In the walking group the most common site was below the knees, although many other locations were affected, notably the front of thighs, lower arms and rear trunk (where 78% of bruises were to the lower back).

As laterality was not a significant factor for certain sites (eg, front of thigh), and other sites were very rarely bruised (eg, wrist), the 36 locations were reduced to 17 (table 3).

Although frequent hip pain localized to the groin or anterior thigh is commonly thought to emanate from hip osteoarthritis, radiographic hip osteoarthritis was not present in most older people with frequent hip pain located primarily in the groin or front of thigh.

One said it would cost $9,500 to treat the front of her thighs, outer thighs and rear end; another, Dr. Kenneth L. Stein, a board-certified plastic surgeon, said he would charge $11,300.

Put your hands on the front of your thighs and use your arm strength to press into your thighs as hard as you can for 30 seconds without allowing your legs to move.

Patients were randomly assigned to receive a "sciatic nerve press" in which pressure was applied simultaneously to the sciatic nerves at the back of both thighs, or a "placebo press" in which pressure was applied to a parallel region on the front of the thighs.

Women rely more on their quads (the muscles in the front of their thighs) to cushion the shock of landing than on their hamstrings (the muscles in the back of their thighs); men do the opposite.