Sentence examples for on the fanny from inspiring English sources

Female flight attendants have mandatory weigh-ins and a matron slaps one employee on the fanny to make sure she is wearing a girdle.

This vexed tolerance wouldn't have been the response if one of Helen's sons had been kissed on the ear or patted on the fanny by a family friend.

And there's no question that there is some ego involved; it's a pat on the fanny from your fellow workers.

The rest of his work, Cohn says, is not even "a wart on the fanny of 'Saturday Night Fever.' I'll always be known for that".

Not the costumed actor, a beardy creep given to chummy slaps on the fanny (she's learned to keep her back turned away), but the maddeningly empty eyes in the hairy head on his lap.

"The greatest form of sex education," Dr. Masters told Time, "is Pop walking past Mom in the kitchen and patting her on the fanny, and Mom obviously liking it.

Alice Newell-Hanson, the managing editor of i-D in the US, gives us a lesson on the emergence of the fanny pack and notes how it's coming back into fashion.

Their functionality meant they were quickly adopted by tourists, on whom the fanny pack was often a feature of a sloppily-assembled or ill-fitting outfit of T-shirt and baggy shorts.

Elkabetz also continued to appear in French films, including the André Téchiné-directed The Girl on the Train, the Fanny Ardant-directed Ashes and Blood, and the Marseille-set thriller Turk's Head.

And, of course, with Bergman on the radiant Fanny and Alexander (1982), for which he won a second Oscar.

Starting as a child actor, he has worked both as a director of photography (on The Red Shoes, Fanny, The African Queen, The Vikings, War and Peace) and as a director (Sons and Lovers, Girl on a Motorcycle).