Sentence examples for massive chest from inspiring English sources

The grim reality was that she had suffered massive chest injuries and internal bleeding.

Tightly buttoned over his massive chest was a tweed jacket and, under it, an orange sports shirt.

HE was a huge man, 6 feet 3 inches, 230 pounds, with the posture of a dancer and the massive chest and broad shoulders of an athlete.

Likewise his Mad Max character, Nux, despite being a psychotic, terminally ill slave whose bald chalky skin is covered in tumours and a massive chest tattoo of a carbolic engine (he spent two hours in makeup each morning).

In another case, a 55-year-old woman was found to have suffered a massive chest bleed after falling on to her sofa while playing tennis on her Wii.

He looked as if he could have been sleeping — a moment away from revealing the toothy grin that typically spread from one of his round cheeks to the other — except for the massive chest wound that matched the ones his father, Andre Thomas (the boy was also known as Andre Jr ., had inflicted on his mother and his half-sister as he tried to remove their hearts.

There's a big pine dining table, a massive antique chest of drawers and a comfy traditional sofa brightened with ethnic pillows.

Labor is already on the "war path", apparently, over an element of this week's federal budget while the government has prepared itself a massive "war chest".

"The insurance industry is rolling out the big guns and breaking open their massive war chest to marshal their forces for one last fight to save the status quo," he said.

He used his weekly address on Saturday to take a swing at the insurance companies, which he accused of "rolling out the big guns and breaking open their massive war chest to marshal their forces for one last fight to save the status quo".

Apple's advantages include a massive war chest to pay for exclusives on big albums; the fact that it can push its music service on hundreds of millions of iOS devices; and the way rivals have to pay it 30% of any money they make from in-app subscriptions on iOS – which means many of them charge $12.99 for a monthly subscription to cover that extra cost.