With pursed lips and darting tongue and teeth, her fingers drumming on his buttocks and up his soft inner thigh, she was destroying him.
The woman's gimlet eyes turned them up and down and over as she did the math of them; first Allmon, who turned and ground his forehead into his mother's soft outer thigh, and then Mickey, who only stared up into the woman's face with a strange openness like entrancement.
Visceral metastases and a soft tissue thigh mass were diagnosed 2 years later and unresponsive to standard chemotherapy.
Especially once the nation has watched video footage of a five-year-old Boris with soft doughy thighs negotiating a rubber boat down a river.
Consider the following passage: "O Tania, where now is that warm cunt of yours, those fat, heavy garters, those soft, bulging thighs?
On another level, we also contend that visualising the line of femur and the centre of the knee is simpler in flexion; the overlying thigh soft tissue would seem to approximate the line of femur more closely, and the knee joint can be viewed as a circle, making the estimation of the centre easier.
Weary, perhaps, of tolerating American diktats on everything from steel exports to NATO expansion, Russian officials are poised to strike a retaliatory blow at one of the United States' soft spots: its thighs.
In the 1910s, it was considered beautiful for women to have soft, rounded hips, thighs and bellies: most women's natural shape.
Telltale places to pinch include the back of the upper arm, the front of the thigh and soft spots under the shoulder blades and waist.
The restaurant's truffle-stuffed fat-chicken thigh — crisp, soft, juicy, deep in flavor, with Medjool dates made into marbles, a Nantes carrot mousseline and buttery truffle sauce — might be a tenor's great turn.
