Sentence examples for inner sides from inspiring English sources

Cars can travel along the inner sides, and airplanes dock along the outer sides.

The inner sides are smooth and hairless, with some sweat glands.

The underparts, the inner sides of the limbs, the cheeks, and a large spot over each eye are whitish.

They made large cloaks by sewing together opossum pelts incised with decorative patterns on the inner sides.

The discomfort is usually, but not always, behind the breastbone, but pain radiating to the throat or jaw or down the inner sides of either arm is common.

Low-risk sites include the medial tibias (inner sides of the shins), the femoral shafts (thighbones), the first four metatarsals of the foot, and the ribs.

At its most basic level, conducting an orchestra involves indicating how often the downbeat arrives, by tapping against the inner sides of an imaginary box.

There are astonishing (and surely perilous) ankle bends; startling knee bends; and a few dancers, using extreme turnout, would step on the inner sides of their feet.

The lesions are generally seen on the inner sides of the thighs, in the scrotum, in the toe webs, and in the armpits.

The stigma, usually a shallow depression on the inner sides of the column, is composed of three stigmatic lobes (as in the typical monocot flower); however, the three lobes are fused together in the orchids.

The laminated, or layered, shell grows by marginal and surface additions on the inner side.