Sentence examples for more curvaceous alignment from inspiring English sources

The steel truss bridge over Morgan Creek, which replaced an old timber bridge on a more curvaceous alignment, was also completed in 1933.

Our clothes became less garish, our cars more curvaceous, our civic architecture less offensive.

The more curvaceous the curve, the deeper the love.

In the 1970s Lynn Seymour's weight was more pronounced, and her physique more curvaceous, than Ms. Ringer's.

The new look will be more curvaceous and sculpted, he said.

The Z-car wears more curvaceous styling than its predecessor, particularly around the front fascia, which is accented by vertical LED daytime running lights.

Mr. Farrer said the aim was to incorporate styling elements from some of the more curvaceous Bugattis, including the Type 57SC Atlantic and 57C Aravis.

In soft light, she sports an even more curvaceous form than usual: even more contours to revel in.

Despite a more curvaceous figure that stood in stark contrast to the waifish frames then in style, Bündchen continued to appear on the covers of the industry's leading publications.

Now hit television shows like Mad Men have harked back to the more curvaceous past and made stars of its notably curvy actresses, especially Christina Hendricks.

Like the Shard, it's a slender, tapering, glass structure, though it's more curvaceous, and will mainly be office space inside, with a podium conference centre and an underground shopping complex.