bowlike

The dais is covered by a bowlike structure and behind it are three registers.

His small, bowlike lips opened and closed.

The bowlike bend in the pole faced downward.

As she breathed, her nostrils flared and her bowlike lips quivered.

Becker paused theatrically, drumming his fingertips on the desktop and then stroking them bowlike across one another.

Miss Yoshida covered her bowlike lips with the palm of her hand, but her mirth was obvious in her sparkling eyes.

Rudolf Susko, of Edmonton, Calif., has patented a sling made from trampoline material that is pulled back into a bowlike structure.

As a result of the Capoeira training, I was 10 pounds lighter, but my luggage home included a white belt, a diploma and a primitive bowlike instrument called a berimbau.

Images of ships and planes ripple over the building's crystalline surface: in the bowlike curve of its riverfront facade and in the aerodynamic wing housing air-conditioning equipment that hovers overhead.

The muscles of my neck jumped and spasmed; I gasped, lost my air, and arched my body bowlike, fingers dug into the binding ropes as I fought to get it back.

It was as though the sky were a great bowlike mouth that was swallowing all the clear snow landscape, as the whiteness of the snow had swallowed the white wolf, if there had been a white wolf."

Kneading Energy with a Push of the Shoulder Blades Both arms are placed in front of the face, at the level of the eyes, with the elbows bent enough to give the arms a bowlike appearance (fig. 55).

I came awake then in fierce joy, body arched bowlike in the throes of physical joining, the touch of him fresh on my skin, dying along the paths of my nerves as the ripples of consummation spread from my center.

In "Gardener Sitting on Woman's Bed," an ineffably sweet-faced black man sits on a bed, staring at us through the bowlike frame of his tree saw; you may not at first notice the white woman, hidden behind a mountainous gray blanket.