Sentences with phrase «slightly taller body»

The third - generation car, the LP500S, bowed in 1982 with the same slightly taller body found on later LP400S models, which helped make room for a 4.8 - liter V - 12.

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Sit tall and lengthen your lower back as you lean your upper body back slightly.
- stand up straight and tall - suck in your gut and flex your abdominals - keep your shoulders back - look happy and wear a big smile - stand slightly sideways (tilting your body at angle makes it look thinner)- wear flattering clothing and have your hair neat - flex all your muscles and keep everything tight
The redi - Go is sized slightly smaller than the Go (which is around the same size as a Mazda 2) and features a taller hatchback body with shorter front and rear overhangs.
At 4495 mm in length, the UX is around 60 mm longer than a BMW X1, but stands nearly 100 mm less tall, reflecting its slightly strange not - quite - SUV, not - quite - hatchback body shape.
The five - door S1 Sportback's body is taller and slightly wider than the three - door S1's and the inclusion of two extra doors will definitely help adults get into the rear seats.
Although there are no cosmetic changes, the updated A4 allroad features similar body cladding and underbody protection as its A6 namesake, and is likewise slightly wider and taller than its donor car.
Ayla was an attractive woman by anyone's standards: she was tall, had a firm, well - shaped body, long, dark blond hair that tended to wave, clear blue - gray eyes, and fine features, though of a slightly different character than those of Zelandonii women.
Its body is slightly longer than it is tall, with deep chest and long, slightly arched neck.
The eyes are dark, the ears are hanging, and the body is slightly longer than it is tall.
Crested are slightly longer than tall with a rectangular - proportioned body.
Its body is slightly longer than it's tall.
The body is strong and slightly longer than the dog is tall.
This is a medium - size dog with a muscular body that is either square or slightly longer than it is tall.
The body is medium in size and slightly longer than tall.
Its body is a bit longer than it is tall and has a medium length tail slightly curved and carried high.
These dogs have muscular bodies that are slightly longer than they are tall, making them rectangular in appearance.
His compact body is medium - boned and is slightly longer than tall.
The head is like that of a collie, and the body is slightly longer than the dog is tall.
The dog's body is slightly longer than it is tall; the total picture is one of balance, grace, and athletic ability.
The body is strong, slightly longer than tall and with harmonious proportions.
Certain Danes may grow slightly taller over the second and third year and most will fill - out, adding additional body weight.
In general, this is a small to medium - size dog with a compact, well - muscled body that is slightly longer than it is tall, deep chest and strong neck.
His body is slightly longer than it is tall, with medium depth chest, well sprung ribs, straight back, and medium length neck.
One of the heaviest breeds, males generally tip the scales between 160 and 230 pounds, with females weighing in slightly less; between 140 and 190 pounds Mastiffs are rectangular in proportion, they are longer than they are tall, and the height of the dog should come from the body depth as opposed to the length of the leg.
The Australian Cattle Dog (ACD) is stocky with a body that is slightly longer than it is tall.
Its lithe and racy body is slightly longer than tall.
Their bodies are slightly longer than they are tall and they hold their tail rather low.
The body of this exotic cat is long and thin with its back legs being slightly longer than the front — this enables the Chausie to take off on a quick dash and also makes it about twice as tall as a «normal» feline.
At 5.76 inches tall it's slightly longer than last year's One, but HTC did a nice job fitting a larger display in virtually the same body.
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