... reaches its peak first, followed by the body breadths, with shoulder width last.
Her long, tapering limbs; remarkable breadth of shoulder; loveliness of facial features (and in particular her lips, whose beautiful outline registered in the theater with great distinction); the beautiful pliancy of her feet: all these aspects were already apparent.
He had suffered from all kinds of ill-health as a young man and he never became a giant of brawn of arm and breadth of shoulder, as most athletes are these days.
Nine anthropometric measurements (stature, sitting height, sitting shoulder height, popliteal height, hip breadth, elbow seat height, buttock popliteal length, buttock knee length and thigh clearance) and five dimensions from the existing classroom furniture were measured and then compared together (using match criterion equations) to identify any potential mismatch between them.
There seemed to be no breadth to his shoulders, no hollow in his collarbone where she used to rest her head.
Trunchbull minces around on feet too small for the breadth of her shoulders, quivering, singing flat, chasing an imperious toss of the head with a squeak of deflation, like air escaping from a rock-hard inflatable.
Take in your hand the breadth of your shoulders from "taresaki".
To accentuate the breadth of your shoulders, place your hands behind your head with your elbows outstretched.
This may, however, simply be another expression of the metastoma getting comparatively narrower through ontogeny, as the angle is defined by the breadth of the flanking shoulders.
He would startle us with an observation: "The colour of this blanket is institutional yellow," or "The breadth of that doctor's shoulders gives him false confidence".
