Sentence examples for mannequin made from inspiring English sources

It's the sort of song destined to be in a monochrome perfume ad while a muscly superman shatters a mannequin made of mirrors.

Or maybe it is to be placed in some shrine in the flat of a confirmed bachelor in the Albany, swathed around a mannequin made to the precise measurements of Audrey Hepburn in 1961.

There were also art exhibits made from recyclable material including a "life-size mannequin made from crushed and colored milk containers strung together with pipe cleaners".

The first mannequin made for teaching students heart auscultation was introduced in 1968 and named "Harvey" [ 4].

A busy visual merchandiser ripped the arms off a faceless female mannequin, making brutal clunky noises.

Tilting its head back, she breathed into the mouth of a half mannequin, making its chest rise and fall.

I hear myself audibly gasp and sigh at the jewelry on display under glass countertops, and the right fabric draped in the right way over a mannequin makes my heart contract.

And as the mannequin makes clearer as a fetish, a thing, a commodity, a possession, and an obsession, so it highlights how its magic might act upon us, how it might become for us an object for adoration and devotion, and even one of desire, lust, and sex.

I flinch just the once on my playthrough, because I am largely dead to emotions, as a harmless mannequin makes a too-sudden appearance into my field of vision.

There are life-like mannequins made by the Madame Tussaud's people and bombing sound effects abound.

Berry said studies showed that unrealistic mannequins made young, impressionable women feel insecure.