Sentence examples for more chest from inspiring English sources

Décolletage is always the least supporting part of an awards night, and even talented, older actresses like Felicity Huffman and Ms. Mirren showed more chest than decorum.

When women do have blocked coronary arteries, they tend to be older than men with similar blockages and to have worse symptoms, including more chest pain and disability.

It was bittersweet indeed to find, once laced inside, that it bared more chest than Sebastian Junger on a book tour.

Our lungs, carpeted with thick, sticky mucus, provide a chemical environment in which typically innocuous germs can wreak havoc, causing more chest infections, more weeks in the hospital and a diminished chance at living into our 30s.

More chest stabbings on the docket for next week!

What we need from Obama and Romney is not more chest thumping on China.

A great deal of hockey fighting is ritualistic, with more chest-bumping and uniform-grabbing than actual punch-throwing.

You read these words and perhaps you wonder: Hey, Haggler, why not open this inaugural edition of this consumer column with something a little more chest-thumping and formidable?

Of course, David Cameron's Conservative Party chose a green tree – an oak to my botanical eye – as its new logo a few years back (remember the "greenest government ever"?) though this has evolved into a more chest-thumping red, white and blue manifestation in recent times.

I think that bikini-clad girls will be used to sell products until probably the end of time, but it's interesting to see more chest-baring men being thrown into the mix.

However, men showed significantly more often chest pain localised on the right side of the chest.