Sentence examples for its torso from inspiring English sources

Next, wielding a sledgehammer, they literally knocked it off its torso.

The second head is not nearly so pretty, but, by the time it tumbles from its torso, rather more eagerly anticipated.

Farlow and colleagues (1995) have argued that a 6-8 Tyrannosaurusurus would have been critically or even fatally injured if it had fallen while moving quickly, since its torso would have slammed into the ground at a deceleration of 6 g (six times the acceleration due to gravity, or about 60 meters/s²) and its tiny arms could not have reduced the impact.

Farlow and colleagues (1995) have argued that a Tyrannosaurus weighing 5.4 MT to 7.3 MT would have been critically or even fatally injured if it had fallen while moving quickly, since its torso would have slammed into the ground at a deceleration of 6 g (six times the acceleration due to gravity, or about 60 meters/s²) and its tiny arms could not have reduced the impact.

If any one moment marked the end of Mr. Hussein's rule, it was the sight of the statue's legs cracking, its torso tumbling, and the severed head and body being pelted with garbage and shoes -- the ultimate Arab insult -- by the hundreds of Iraqis who had gathered to celebrate their freedom.

Its torso undulations are the kind of unthinking update that cheapens ballet.

But the collection was so tactile, with its torso-tight velvet jackets, shiny long coats and matte flannel track pants, that the color did not fall as leaden as the fog around Milan. "Gray, because it goes with everything and you can add to it," said the designer backstage, after he had sent out some vivid shirts to brighten the palette.

(The subject's long neck in Magritte's "The Rape," above, suggests a phallus piercing its torso-face).

It's important to note BlessU-2 isn't equipped with AI technology, so it interacts with people through its touchscreen torso.

The octopus grabbed Mayer where it could, encircling his thigh, spiraling his torso, its some 1,600 suckers — varying in size from a peppercorn to a pepper mill — latching onto his wet suit and face.

It was bipedal, walking on stout hindlimbs, its horizontal torso balanced by a horizontal tail.