Not everyone likes the term spin-out, but as a way of describing groups that leave the bosom of the public sector to set up as independent service providers, it is pretty accurate.
Frampton, too, doesn't seem at all fazed about leaving the bosom of his home town.
In visual imagery, Lakshmi never leaves Vishnu's bosom.
Her death, resulting from childbirth -- which was rumored to be a result of her liaison with Paul's bosom friend Andrei Razumovsky -- left Paul desolate.
He fashioned a fetching bustier entirely out of white athletic shoelaces, stitched horizontally, with the ends left dangling to tie across the bosom.
For her part, Jennifer, the 41-year-old patient, said her pregnancy had left her with an exceedingly large bosom, something that was both unflattering and uncomfortable.
More precisely, though, we are in the bosom of orphans – those left bereft by the Gallagher schism; men, women and children left without a figurehead when Oasis finally imploded a few years back.
Wildd has spent $250,000 to surgically enhance her chest, but her ample bosom sometimes leaves her feeling like a boob.
There were those who left Princeton and soared like arrows into the bosoms of power and finance, but I was not one of them.
The sweet and salty people he hoodwinks (or tries to) include Suzie Toase as the woman with the bosom, Oliver Chris as the toff whose mind never left boarding school and Daniel Rigby as a posturing "dangerous actor" who is in love with a seriously dimwitted bird (Claire Lams), who is the daughter of a mild-mannered career criminal (Fred Ridgeway).
