Sentence examples for girdles from inspiring English sources
The word "girdles" is correct and usable in written English
It is the plural form of the noun "girdle," which refers to a belt or band worn around the waist to hold clothes in place or for decoration. Example: The women at the medieval festival all wore elaborate girdles made of leather and metal, adding a touch of authenticity to their costumes.
She came to this paradoxical answer by looking at muscle-attachment points in the arms and pectoral girdles of T. rex and its ancestors.
These girdles were fairly common until a few years ago.
The subduction zones at the edge of Pacific plate are the reason for the "ring of fire" that girdles that ocean.Subduction is relatively easy when one at least of the plates involved is made of dense oceanic crust, and is thus able to sink into the underlying layers of the mantle.
But experience from Chile to Switzerland suggests that the right budgetary girdles can restrain profligacy.Yet nothing sends a stronger signal than taking difficult decisions today.
The left (female) half shows hair well combed and knotted, half of a tilak (a round dot) on the forehead, the eye outlined in black, a well-developed breast, a silk garment caught with girdles, an anklet, and the foot tinted red with henna.
The structure of the vertebrae and limb girdles suggests a strong adaptation to terrestrial life.
These leaping movements require more complex pectoral and pelvic girdles than that of salamanders.
The twig girdler (Oncideres cingulata) deposits eggs in twigs and then girdles, or cuts, a groove around the twig.
The girdles are those portions of the extremities that are in closest relation to the axis of the body and that serve to connect the free extremity (the arm or the leg) with that axis, either directly, by way of the skeleton, or indirectly, by muscular attachments.
Corsets disappeared to be replaced by brassieres and elasticized girdles.
The limbs and girdles are similar to those of generalized vertebrates.
