Sentence examples for somewhat plump from inspiring English sources
A few years ago, Ms. Glucheva, who was trim as a teenager and became somewhat plump after having children, started ballooning in weight.
There were these two guys I knew – both rough, Jack-the-lad types – who were out on the chirpse one night at some central London sink club, where they got talking to a somewhat plump American girl.
It must be noted that this assumes the mature grains would have been in the range of modern domesticates, but they do appear somewhat plumper than expected for mature O. rufipogon.
Definitely not obese, but just slightly plump.
Bring to the boil and simmer for several minutes until lightly thickened and the raisins have plumped somewhat.
One of the leaders of the far right in France, in the tumultuous years leading up to the Second World War, was Eugène Deloncle, whom Brandon describes as a "clever and charismatic naval engineer whose hypnotic personal charm nullified his somewhat absurd appearance — short, plump, invariably bowler-hatted".
If you need the raisins to be somewhat dry after you plump them up, spread them out onto a couple layers of clean paper towels.
In Peter Duggan's latest dose of artworld mayhem, the father of humanity – as imagined by Michelangelo – plumps for a somewhat risque dating profile shot.
Before Hollywood made crew cuts and set shots of local basketball here national lore, Plump had always been somewhat of an icon.
She is a plump, sallow-skinned and somewhat passive girl who can rarely be got to leave the house, save in her mother's company, whose "reading" consists of vampire romances and whose interest in politics extends to a single appearance at one of Caroline Lucas's rallies.
