Sentence examples for sweater up from inspiring English sources

She let him slide the sweater up and sneak a finger into her bra and stroke the silky skin there, the gentle fatty rise of it.

"great big tits," "Got her legs up on the mantelpiece," "You've got your tongue down her throat," "You've got her sweater up".

Fold the bottom edge of the sweater up and place the sleeve in front of it.

Gen. Wesley K. Clark, who recently donned an argyle sweater to help soften his stiff military image, and to stay warm in New Hampshire, announced on Friday night that he would put the sweater up for auction on the Internet, with the proceeds going to charity.

They tell us, in their way, that Antoine was right not to make such heavy weather of life's irritations, and that his wary personality — the defense mechanism that in "The 400 Blows" is represented by a shot of him pulling his sweater up over his mouth and retreating like a turtle into its shell — has served him, somehow, has helped keep him on the move, where he needs to be.

Dad chuckled while holding the sweater up to his chest pretending to admire it.

Apathetic old men stopped, stared, pulled their sweaters up over their noses.

Every now and then they suddenly rotate their pelvises, pull their sweaters up or down to reveal bare flesh, and, legs wide apart, bounce from one foot to another and back again.

Shortly after the appointed time, a long-haired, square-jawed young man in a beige sweater walked up to me, looking like an early-Zeppelin Robert Plant.

Ocleppo, who was standing behind the sofa, the sleeves of her dark sweater pushed up to her elbows, said that maybe the room was too hot.

At a table sat Francis Englert, an assistant director for emergency communications, wearing glasses and a sweater rolled up at the sleeves.