Sentence examples for upper skirt from inspiring English sources

The bronze mirror pattern is scattered asymmetrically on the surface of the upper skirt P5.

The normal starting point for a lift system design is to assume a cushion system that includes segments or fingers as the primary cushion seal and an upper skirt including a bag or a loop, which acts as an air distribution duct, and a spring/damping system.

In the third stage, the upper skirt (shell) starts to retract until it's concealed in the back, and in the fourth stage, the dress returns back to its original state.

The dancer's head is a darker oblong at the upper right of the skirts.

Whenever my friend Jeanne-Hélène has gained a few pounds, I will say to her, "Jeanne-Hélène, you are hiding at least two Americans under your skirt, and your upper arms are looking, how you say, very Ohio".

"Browns is such an important part of anyone who loves and adores fashion," said the former model Yasmin LeBon, who posed for the photographer Paulo Roversi in a Ralph Lauren skirt (with her upper body naked) for the illustrated book that marks the birthday moment.

In 58 bce Rome's northwestern frontier, established in 125 bce, ran from the Alps down the left bank of the upper Rhône River to the Pyrenees, skirting the southeastern foot of the Cévennes and including the upper basin of the Garonne River without reaching the Gallic shore of the Atlantic.

Otherwise, there were the Gaultier codes: a streamlined trench coat; leather used like butter-soft cloth — mostly as the upper half with often a wafty skirt down below.

Even more so was the gradual emergence of the tutu as we know it, with its vestigial skirt barely skimming the upper thigh.

When sitting, knees wide apart, she pulls her skirts up to her upper thighs to let José (or whomever) know she's that kind of broad; when dancing, she keeps her legs parted wider than every other woman onstage.

A belt in the same color as the skirt can visually shorten the upper body.