corset造句

Women don't wear corset nowadays.

Can I look at that corset. please?

The doctor told her not to lace the corset.

Mr Samuelson's book squeezed a shapeless body of economic knowledge into a tight corset.

Women must wear a corset after sundown and be in the company of male chaperone.

Of course the girl would take off her corset or loosen it if she could, but she was unable to.

Now I'm supposed to be a woman, so we've got a lot of midriff, and a lot of tight corset.

Meanwhile, Madonna turned heads in a risque custom-made Givenchy corset at The Grammy Awards last month.

All patients were treated with therapeutic exercises, lumbosacral corset with steel bracing, and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.

A leather dress built with a corset top but worn over a white shirt with a clerical collar picked up their signature look of visible lingerie.

The wound was then closed in layers in the usual manner, a sterile dressing was applied, and the patient was placed in a lumbosacral corset.

With its faux bearskin and leopard throws, a dark-green and gold wall treatment and lacy corset lamps, the overdone look is strangely enchanting.

She came upon the corset counter and paused in rich reverie as she noted the dainty concoctions of colour and lace there displayed. If she would only make up her mind, she could have one of those now.

Harem pants scored a fashion victory in 1911 when avant-garde Parisian women started wearing the Eastern-inspired designs of couturier Paul Poiret, known for liberating women from the corset.