Sentence examples for important legs from inspiring English sources
In France, the waist down is more important: legs and "fesses" (less formal than "buttocks," but more elegant than "butt").
If cost and schedule had been the primary or the only factors in the development of our Fleet Ballistic Missile/Submarine Launched Ballistic Missiles System s), we might not have today one of the most important "legs" of our triad of strategic nuclear forces.
It was an important leg of his stool and it was gone, and it helped unseat him".
"But we didn't know the answer to the third — and most important — leg of the trifecta: whether furosemide is effective in treating E.I.P.H.
But archrival Nasdaq has bought up nearly 15percentt of the London exchange's shares, giving it an important leg up as it competes with other suitors.
It is subtle and less widespread than it once was in the United States, but it still gives boys an important leg up.
The next important leg of the reasons was that the commissioner and the organiser "forgot" they had agreed that Heydon would only do the Barwick lecture if he was not sitting as commissioner.
Supple may well have been among those being groomed by Nunn for big things, much as Eyre gave an important leg-up to the likes of Daldry, Mendes, Mathias and Nicholas Hytner.
High earners, in sum, are sustaining home construction, an important leg of the economy, and their preference for McMansions, the giant-home phenomenon that first appeared in the late 1990's, keeps pushing up the size of the average home.
That is especially true of Brazil, the most important leg of Mr Obama's trip.In this section Flying down to Rio The long, hard haul Goodbye, world ReprintsRelations between the two countries have long been beset by minor niggles.
That is the important leg-up toys have on almost all other retail items, except food".The numbers seem to bear him out, which may explain why Hasbro's share price, though well below the all-time high it reached in August, is still up in a miserable year for the stockmarket.
