Sentence examples for girdle of from inspiring English sources
Halfway up, its trunk wears a girdle of galvanized steel, the remnant of a roof.
Yet the dumb fact of lust is placed inside a girdle of allusions and alliterations.
The girdle of the flightless ratite birds (those with a flat sternum) is little developed.
The pelvic girdle of some reptiles has a loose connection with the spine.
No. 340 was a woman in her late 40's wearing a girdle of glass beads, possibly from Africa.
A necklace of beads and bullet shells encircles her neck, and around her waist is a girdle of white beads.
A girdle of Venus comb jelly (a what?!) undulates, looking somehow sentient, even though it lacks brain or eyes.
No, there is nothing modest about the vast girdle of stone and dirt that confines this Winnie.
There is the girdle of graffiti on its walls, the hand-drawn pictures of animals and flowers.
The girdle of her gym tunic was tied round her hips, as was the fashion then, and tied in a very precise bow.
Miners strip off a long girdle of the bark to make a trough into which they shovel coltan-bearing mud, which is then flushed with water.
