Sentences with phrase «slightly muscular legs»

OK, «I feel like it's impossible to find jeans that look good if you have even slightly muscular legs.»

Not exact matches

Fossil remains and anatomical reconstructions indicate that the typical Neandertal had a stocky muscular body with short forearms and legs, a large head with bony brow ridges and a brain slightly larger than ours, a jutting face with a large nose, and perhaps reddish hair and fair skin.

Females reach over 150 mm in length, while the slightly smaller males are characterised by strongly curved, spiny, muscular hind legs.

For me, this means, I need one that has a defined waist to give me some shape, has a bit of a larger leg to accommodate my muscular legs (thanks to SoulCycle and barre) and is made a of a slightly thicker material to help me feel supported and comfortable throughout the day.

5ft - 6in «s, bald / shaved head, moustache, and to some opinions, sexy muscular hairy chest, solid semi-muscular body, with some belly fat and an outline slightly shown of stumach mussels, and with a defect as having one artifical leg from a motorcycle accident, having a high libido, and alcohol,...

The other unique feature that distinguishes this breed from other breeds is that the back legs are slightly longer than the front legs, giving the back legs a very muscular appearance.

Other characteristics include a long feathered tail, a double coat of long hair which is shorter on the head and legs, dark almond - shaped eyes, a muscular arched neck, as slightly tapering muzzle.

It is a muscular, well - built feline with slightly thick - set legs, a wide chin and round wide - set eyes.

I don't bother to correct them; Matilda is a chihuahua - minpin mix, and people with a keener eye for dog breeds recognize her long legs, lean, muscular structure and slightly sharper facial features.

The Staffordshire Bull Terrier is a medium sized, incredibly muscular dog, females can be between 33 - 38 cm (13 - 15») at the shoulders with males slightly bigger at 36 - 41 cm (14 - 16») This is the accepted breed standard, but you can get longer legged Staffordshire Bull terriers sometimes called Old Tyme Terriers which are an Irish strain of the breed and while they also make great pets they are not recognised by the Kennel Club.

The Grand Bleu de Gascogne is an imposing large dog, a typical hunting pack hound of the oldest type, with a lean and muscular body, long legs, slightly domed head, long drop ears, and drooping lips.