Sentence examples for hip from inspiring English sources
"hip" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it as an adjective, as in the sentence, "The hip crowd was wearing the latest designer clothes."
noun
The outward-projecting parts of the pelvis and top of the femur and the overlying tissue.
You can clearly see the speed and assurance of Schiele's execution, the uninhibited flow of the hand, denoting – in a few quick seconds of activity – tumbling curls of hair or crumpled fabric, or the fluid confluence of flank and hip and thigh.
It will be the first best-of-five set match of the season for Sock, who missed the Australian Open after hip surgery.
He moved to QPR two months later and they stayed up on the final day of the season but injuries meant that he barely featured when they were relegated in 2013 and his chronic hip problem meant that he had to be managed carefully last season.
I went to the hospital to have the wounds cleaned on my face, shoulders, elbows, knees, hip and ankle.
Think of the outrage of the trendy set in Hampstead when news broke a few years ago that McDonald's was establishing a branch in their hip corner of north London.
But how about everyone else? Men who want to look good, hip even, but not silly.
Graffiti artists bridged the gap between the downtown galleries and the nascent South Bronx hip-hop scene.
The first ball of Flintoff's next over yielded eight – a hip-high full toss which was deposited over backward square-leg by Varun Chopra for six.
But it is also a hugely celebratory collective insanity, a world away from the portentousness and individualism of much current hip-hop and rock.
"In the past I was as guilty as anyone of thinking I would turn my back on R&B and hip-hop because I liked the sincerity of rock'n'roll, which tends to wear its heart on its sleeve.
As hip-hop is gradually assimilated into the UK festival circuit's headline slots, the next Jay-Z Snoop sadly shizn't.
