Sample Sentences forpectoral (auto-selected)
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The ribs, if he survived, would heal, but the damaged pectoral muscle would likely never regain its original shape or strength.† (source)
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Now that he had seen him once, he could picture the fish swimming in the water with his purple pectoral fins set wide as wings and the great erect tail slicing through the dark.† (source)
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Where his pectoral muscles should be, he has a breast weighed down with the words of human beings: by words interred, free-as-a-bird absurd, unheard!† (source)
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He dropped the jacket and pulled his T-shirt off over his head; the collar caught for a moment, and Clary just stared, suddenly hyperaware of the fact that they were alone, and of his body: honey-colored skin mapped with old and new Marks, a fading scar just under the curve of his left pectoral muscle.† (source)
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She was pressing it to her left pectoral muscle, above her breast.† (source)
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Because powerful men inspire fear, they usually have very few friends and almost never have developed the soft skills necessary to make friends; they have spent too much time developing their pectoral muscles.† (source)
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He nodded very slightly, pushed off the lockers, and walked away to attend his first-period class: The Care and Feeding of Pectoral Muscles.† (source)
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Designer pectorals.† (source)
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There was a moment of dead silence, while the bishop's hand strayed vaguely to his pectoral cross and Gawaine's clenched itself in the bed clothes.† (source)
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Under that, the poster showed the leading man—a three-quarters shot of bare-chested bronze flesh, with ripped pectorals and six-pack abs.† (source)
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She had remarkable pectoral muscles and a lava-lava just suited her.† (source)
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He grew in both height and musculature, developing flawless pectorals and massive, sinewy legs, which he kept perfectly tanned.† (source)
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He was six feet high, his pectoral muscles were of marble, his biceps of brass, his breath was that of a cavern, his torso that of a colossus, his head that of a bird.† (source)
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You know ....flat bellies, pectorals .... GEORGE: (To HONEY) Would you like to take a walk around the garden?† (source)
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I couldn't stop marveling at these animals so perfectly cut out for racing, their heads small, their bodies sleek, spindle—shaped, and in some cases over three meters long, their pectoral fins gifted with remarkable strength, their caudal fins forked.† (source)
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"Your pectorals are a little tight too," Wren said, and, horrifyingly, moved his hand to the front of her body.† (source)
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