The phrase "sweet arm" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's arm that is considered to be pleasant or endearing in some way. Example: She reached out with her sweet arm and gently touched his cheek, causing him to blush.
They say goodbye to the "system" and hello to the sweet, welcoming arms of the startup industry.
On her Twitter account, she posted a selfie from the National Policy Institute conference, an "alt-right" gathering, where she posed, beaming a sweet grin, her arm in a Hitler salute.
The chipmaker also had a pretty sweet line of ARM processors, but it sold that line off when it decided that low-margin, high-volume businesses were for the birds.
They included "Fantasy," "One Sweet Day," "Open Arms," "Always Be My Baby," "Forever" and "Underneath the Stars" as well as hits from her previous studio efforts.
Duke had it all: a sweet swing, a bazooka arm, springs in his legs.
Those seem to all be gone now—she was very sweet and complimented my arm wrestling.
Randomly during the movie, scare her, smile at her and say 'bless you' or something sweet, whilst putting your arm around her and smiling.
Just the word "boardwalk" evoked timeless images of warm breezes, dates walking arm-in-arm, the sticky sweet of Italian Ice — "our carnival life forever" as the state bard, Bruce Springsteen, sings in a song, "Fourth of July Asbury Park (Sandy)," which local radio stations have turned into the anthem of the Fourth of July.
Claire places her arms around Sweet Papa Cream Puff and hugs the stuffing out of him.
It started with 1990's Vogue, but more recently there's been krump (in her videos Sorry and Hung Up), Chicago footwork (Sticky & Sweet tour) and the arm-twisting, extra-bendy Brooklyn dance style bonebreaking (MDNA tour).
