Sentence examples for girdle with from inspiring English sources

This chapter is designed to review the pectoral girdle with elaborate discussions on clavicle and scapula.

If you are slouching or leaning because of ongoing pain, loosening the hip girdle with stretching exercises may help.

"This is sort of like trying to get out of a girdle with a belt on and your hands tied behind your back," we're told as the caterpillar wriggles suggestively.

Fra Filippo's "Madonna of the Girdle, with Saints," painted for the Convent of Santa Margherita in 1456-57, not long before the birth of Filippino, has particular biographical resonance: According to legend, the artist seduced Lucrezia after the convent gave her permission to pose for him for the figure of its titular saint.

An important advantage of this study was the use of whole torsos in order to account for the whole shoulder girdle with its surrounding soft-tissues (muscles, tendons, ligaments, skin).

They have shown in their patients that an average shortening, respectively, of 21.4 mm and 21.1 mm, is associated with an alteration of the normal anatomy of the scapular girdle with a worsening of shoulder function.

The plinth itself will be girdled with a rather elegant netting, just in case.

Adjacent is a house-size orb girdled with tiny triangular windows.

Then I headed north across the plains, and within an hour's time the road was girdled with malvasia vines.

Their cities were landlocked and girdled with mountains — walled off from the factories and steelworks of Dortmund and the Ruhr Valley.

OK, Builth Wells may be a struggle, but, girdled with three motorways, crisscrossed by two major rail lines and with the Mersey, Manchester Ship Canal and Bridgewater Canal for those taking it slower, Warrington is a spaghetti junction of infrastructure.