Sentence examples for singlet from inspiring English sources
noun
A vest; a sleeveless garment with a low-cut neck, often worn underneath a shirt.
Sashaying around his local mall in a branded singlet and bermudas, with a pair of 400-reais ($170) shades perched on a baseball cap, Vinicius confesses to spending 800-1,000 reais a month on clothes and accessories, most of what he makes as a helper at a local Adventist church.
He climbed sometimes in skimpy black singlet and white jeans, sometimes in minute running shorts, with his long blond hair dangling as he inched across a layback or relaxed, hanging by his fingertips, for a while.
Just click to park Bouncing ideas around Twinkle, twinkle, little laser A mousetrap for bacteria Bone in a bottle A good yarn Revolutionary buildings Bright sparks Serious fun The rhythm of life Shifting gears Recharged Fuelled by coffee Reprints Related items Drug-resistant infections: Riding piggybackNov 29th 2007What is killing the bacteria is clear: it is the singlet oxygen.
Suggestions have even been floated to ditch the sport's iconic but oft-ridiculed spandex singlet for men in favour of topless garb, though there the jury is still out.Of the remaining two disciplines, baseball/softball came second, with 24 votes.
IN ANCIENT GREECE it was impossible to stitch a sponsor's logo to an Olympic athlete's singlet or shorts, because the competitors were all naked.
On the roof of the Asia Plaza, a decrepit Soviet-style hotel, a modern day plongeur in a singlet bemoans his fate.
SWEATY men in spandex singlets groping each other.
Hand-painted singlets may not be warm enough for that climate time of year, but perhaps Mr Reid has some other fashion tips.
In both species gestation of twins is five to six days less than for singlets.
Quantum theory predicts correlations in the spin-singlet state that do not satisfy Bell inequalities (Shimony 2009), and by now there is ample evidence from experiments on the analogous property of pairs of correlated photons that quantum theory is correct, and therefore one or more of the assumptions that go into the derivation of a Bell inequality must be faulty.
Trapping in crystals has its analogy to forbidden transitions in molecules (triplet singlet transitions) or in radiation processes from metastable atomic energy levels.
