Sentence examples for worn to shape from inspiring English sources

Corset, article of clothing worn to shape or constrict the waist and support the bosom, whether as a foundation garment or as outer decoration.

The corset is a garment worn to shape your body.

My trillion-pound PO no lie, the fool must've swallowed a tribe of Apaches waddles for the door, his long ponytail swooshing across the mountain-size sweat patch printed in the back of his shirt, his shoe soles worn to the shape of an avalanche. .

My trillion-pound PO – no lie, the fool must've swallowed a tribe of Apaches – waddles for the door, his long ponytail swooshing across the mountain-size sweat patch printed in the back of his shirt, his shoe soles worn to the shape of an avalanche. .

It was a tall, thin, old house, comfortably untidy, worn to fit the shape of the family.

Many of the early European crowns were made in sections hinged together by long pins, which enabled them to be taken apart for transport or storage and, when worn, to adapt themselves to the shape and size of the wearer's head.

Ball gowns generally either have crinolines built in or a slip you must wear to support the shape of the gown.

In the window hung a sumptuous red-and-gold silk damask chasuble, the outermost vestment a priest wears to Mass; a hat shaped like a Gothic window, worn by bishops and the Pope, called a mitre; and red silk socks for cardinals.

"Shape wear" to haul in tummies and buttocks is all the rage.

The shoe was worn and shaped to the wearer's right foot, particularly around the heel and hallux where the highest pressure is exerted in normal gait [3].

It was worn and shaped to the wearer's right foot, particularly around the heel and hallux where the highest pressure is exerted in normal gait.