torso

Moss covered torsos of men, women and children protrude from tree trunks and boulders.

Dolls' clothing and parts - arms, legs, torsos - would be scattered over her lawn.

Asians have the same long torsos as Europeans, giving them the same potential to be record-breakers in the pool.

The babies moved their arms, hands, legs, feet, torsos and heads in response to the music, much more than to speech.

Their lower bodies are supported by six spindly arachnid limbs and their heavily bandaged torsos are human in form.

Our torsos act as a dampener, causing arm motions to lag slightly behind the legs, he hypothesised.

Until recently, most American bras that came in large cup sizes were made for women with large torsos.

Keep both of your torsos in this doze pose and lift your top leg.

Our good dancers all moved with good variability in their heads, necks and torsos.

Resembling unburned human torsos on a squalid Ganges.

When we had run out of bodies we started giving them limbs, legs, arms, torsos.

This left women who had narrow torsos with few alternatives.

According to some theories in the literature, males have stronger necks and torsos and can therefore dissipate forces better.

blood is on their torsos, clothes, hands, and legs.

These days, on the other hand, skin -- and legs and bodies and torsos and chest and thighs -- is constantly on display;