Sentence examples for high belt from inspiring English sources

Her over-the-knee pencil skirt, high belt and biker jacket has more than a little of Kim Kadashian's current look.

Other manufacturers, notably Volkswagen with its CC, née Passat Comfort Coupe, have since used the term to differentiate these four-door models, with elegantly sloping greenhouses and high belt lines, from traditional three-box sedans.

A turning point in the show arrives with the number "The Big Book of High Belt Songs," in which she has an audience member (on Tuesday's opening night show it was Zach Braff) dip a hand into one of two mugs labeled "pimp" and "ho" and select one of five Broadway song choices.

But a combination of acting skill, comic timing, singing talent - including the high belt that is critical for well-known numbers like "Don't Rain on My Parade" - and a "quirky, surprising fearlessness" (in the words of the director Bartlett Sher) helped win Ms. Ambrose the role, the revival's producers said on Wednesday.

The exceedingly high belt line and exaggerated broad, sharp shoulders are likely to work much better if the car actually has a top.

It also seems odd that a vehicle named VUE has less-than-ideal visibility thanks to its high belt line, a front seat that feels too low, a steep windshield rake and an A pillar with a wide bottom area.

The high belting of the jerkin lends the figure a busty, maternal air.

Chadwick Bell, one of the first to show, went for a high, belted shoe.

The heater was on high, belting out a stinging warmth that smelled of the little cardboard pine-tree air freshener dangling from the rearview mirror.

The New York Post's Page Six picked those up, writing "Bey wore a Givenchy gown with a high, belted waist that carefully camouflaged her midsection, but pictures have emerged on blogs of what looks like a baby bump from recent tour dates".

These crystalline terrains typically contain the highest peaks in any mountain belt and include the highest belt in the world, the Himalayas, which was formed by the thrusting of crystalline rocks up onto the surface of the Earth.