'small of the back' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the area of a person’s body where their spine transitions into their hips. For example, "She felt a sharp pain in the small of her back."
It's in the small of the back".
They are then accompanied by slight pain, which usually is felt in the small of the back.
ZoZa seams attempt to go where the body goes -- especially in enticing places like the small of the back.
One former inmate – too terrified to be identified – says: "Being beaten around the small of the back is standard procedure.
We're going to provide some extra support during this exercise by placing both hands underneath the low back or the small of the back.
Here's what you do: Sitting, standing, or lying on your back, gently but firmly tighten the abdominal muscles, drawing the navel in toward the small of the back.
I still have the little small-of-the-back pistol I traveled with in the Sixties when I was camped out beyond the reach of the law's protection.
In the finals of the one-act category, Greg, 17, portrayed an old man trying to make himself a morning cup of tea in Steven Tesich's "Touching Bottom". The character was broadly played--the obligatory stoop, the hand on the small of the back--and it was played with clarity.
Stack the smallest of the back pieces on top, right side facing down: line up the un-hemmed long edge with the top edge of the first piece.
Yet every time I arrived, she would have already mowed a small part of the back yard.
Dr. Alexis suggests testing a small area of the back first and never leaving the product on longer than directed.
