Sentence examples for recumbent man from inspiring English sources

Each woman drops her hair over her face, stands over a recumbent man, and pats her hair again and again.

In Frame, the section of the fair reserved for less established galleries, Charles Saatchi is eyeing up a large rusting sculpture of a recumbent man by Des Hughes, on sale at Ancient and Modern; and Nicky Verber of hip east London gallery Herald Street reports four or five works sold by lunchtime.

Systolic and diastolic blood pressure was measured after rest in recumbent men using a sphygmomanometer.

Such figures include seated men, recumbent composite animals, or in unique instances (from Harappa a standing nude male and a dancing figure.

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Chief among them was the cover, showing an almost wraith-like figure with coils of luminous white hair posed, at dead of night and on a snowy peak, axe in hand, above what appeared to be the recumbent, sheet-draped body of a man.

But if the nation is indeed entering a recumbent revolution, what better role model than a man who walked away from the choicest job in the free world?

Carved out of limestone, the Sphinx has the facial features of a man but the body of a recumbent lion; it is approximately 240 feet (73 metres) long and 66 feet (20 metres) high.

The riders ranged in age from 11 to 74, but, reflecting the recumbent's key demographic, most were middle-age men.

It is a landscape without physiognomy; no faces of men or gods, no bodies of recumbent animals, are suggested by the shapes of the hills.

I turned round to see a man in his fifties sitting on a recumbent bicycle.