Sentence examples for laced into a from inspiring English sources

This second killing is the most gruesome, the man so tightly laced into a corset that his internal organs exploded.

Christie started it, when he laced into a "strain of libertarianism" that he termed "very dangerous" to national security.

The tax cut is laced into a comprehensive package of issues that also includes Social Security, Medicare and education.

I felt sorry for Gyllenhaal, berated in both his personae for being weak, and for Adams, strapped and laced into a role that scarcely lets her breathe.

The difference between him and his son, George, is expressed not just in what they do, but how they look: as the king is laced into a straitjacket, the Prince of Wales is laced into a corset until he oozes like an over-stuffed meat pie.

Later, she turned to longer forms in works like "My Genealogy" and "Tale About the Rain," both published in the collection "Music Lessons" (1969), or short poems laced into a sequence, notably in the collections "The Secret" (1983) and "The Garden" (1987).

Many seem to have been drawn by the complex human relationships laced into an otherwise orthodox message.

Foy was in costume – laced into an elaborate crinoline that, as Calthrop fixed drinks, made contact with the element of his electric stove.

Williams inched forward then attacked the second serve, lacing into a forehand crosscourt that Azarenka stabbed at but missed wide.

He defended when Tomic attacked, chipping his backhand once or twice, then lacing into a backhand topspin down-the-line winner to stun Tomic.

Miuccia Prada turned lace into a holy and fetishistic enterprise, while Raf Simons of Jil Sander tested the structural foundations of minimalism.