Biden himself credited Klobuchar for cinching his win in Minnesota.
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In a real economic downturn, companies begin cinching their belts.
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It's not holding anything up, it's not cinching anything at your waist.
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Now, we're doing more cinching around the hips and higher empire waists.
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His designs were notably figure-hugging, accentuating the bust, and cinching the waist.
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Other than the sculptural, draped bustline, the dress is waist-cinching and ultra-clingy.
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When it comes to waist-cinching devises, Kim is an old pro at this point.
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These two danced a stunning routine to "Latch" that ended up cinching them the Mirrorball.
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We've found the best under-$100 belts to try out for your next waist-cinching look.
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House of CB's Tan Waist Cinching Bandage Dress ($195) is just one example on the market.
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But a fluctuating temperature isn't the only reason for the scrotal cinching, and testicular ups and downs.
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Take inspiration from Sonia Rykiel's spring 2019 show by cinching your favorite frock with an obi belt.
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For a banker, cinching a managing director title is a milestone, but the climb doesn't stop there.
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Except the belt also happened to be cinching a black dress from Dolce & Gabbana, an Italian brand Mrs.
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And this season, rather than typically being worn through belt loops, they're being worn as waist-cinching statement accessories.
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Luckily, Olivier Rousteing's recent collections for Balmain offer more than enough inspiration for any and all waist-cinching endeavors.
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In all their class, cinching, contouring and skill sets beyond all reasonable comprehension, RuPaul's queens are more than entertainers.
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More menace greeted me around the corner, in a rope with the world's creepiest hair clip cinching the center.
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Throughout, voluminous elements like puff sleeves and strawberry-shaped pants were counterbalanced with ruching, cinching and waist-defining sashes.
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Russia has been playing for power in Africa in recent years by sending arms, offering mercenaries and cinching mining deals.
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But the Kardashian sisters are decidedly not average, and thus have developed an unparalleled appreciation of these waist-cinching accoutrements.
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Sagittarius rules the hips; a belt bag or waist-cinching belt can help your Sagittarius friend draw attention to theirs.
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Cinching the Grand Slam this weekend catapulted Osaka's ranking, and she's now the No. 7 women's tennis player in the world.
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Pairing jackets and coats with fluid dresses — and cinching nearly every look at the waist — the feminine collection had a romantic feel.
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But instead, she persisted, and went on to cross the finish line at 2:39:54, cinching the victory for American women.
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Beyoncé stuck close to the punk theme, adding a black python belt with gold eyelets just below her waist-cinching python corset.
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Both played a big role in President Donald Trump cinching the Electoral College vote, despite losing the popular vote by 3 million.
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But not everyone went the revealing route — Rihanna partied the night away in literal pajamas with a couple of belts cinching her waist.
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Her present was filled with body-con dresses and waist-cinching belts, which she called her "motivation" to get her pre-baby body back.
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And it doesn't seem Tracee worries too much about competition between her and Diana, especially after cinching her first Golden Globe Award this year!
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It fits well, cinching at the waist for a flattering fit, and is a great length for wearing over a pair of travel leggings.
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His campaign events indicate that after cinching victories in New Hampshire and Nevada, Sanders' team doesn't believe he will likely finish first in South Carolina.
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What makes the otherwise covered-up (long-sleeve, floor-length) gown so sexy is the accentuated plunging neckline, waist-cinching ruched bodice and body-skimming fabric.
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The mother of three — Keen, 15, Belle, 11, and Odette, 9, — looked lovely in a simple two-tone dress with a white detail cinching her waist.
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There were cinching of the waistlines in flared trousers, checked suiting with shimmering, classic tailoring with a side of bedazzle (that's fashion speech for Swarovski crystals).
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A curving zipper gives full access to the main compartment for panel-style loading, or you can load the pack through its weather-resistant, cinching collar.
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With runners on first and third in the ninth, Raisel Iglesias struck out Paul DeJong swinging for his 19th save, cinching another frustrating loss for the Cardinals.
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Purchased from the high street's Autumn/Winter 2011 collection, the Ami coat features some of Kate's go-to details, including a waist-cinching belt, high collar and epaulets.
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Instead, they feature an E-latch that releases the door when you touch it, and when you close it, the door features power-cinching technology to automatically secure it.
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Meanwhile, Larson's approach deemed these ten institutions as the least sexually healthy colleges in the nation, with Marquette University in Milwaukee cinching the dubious honor of the top spot.
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Narrow the search down to the "accessories" category (taking out the ones that are strictly lingerie), and you still have 10 choices for all of your waist-cinching needs.
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But it wasn't until this past spring that Emma Grady, a NYC-based style expert, started seeing the everyday plebe wrapping fabrics and tightly cinching chains around their neck.
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"The Trespasser" returns to the series' first-person form, cinching the novel tightly to Antoinette's well-armored view of the proceedings and her panic as that perspective comes undone.
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This time around, Parcell applied her feminine touch to create yet another gorgeous line of timeless dresses, classic jewelry pieces, waist-cinching belts, and, for the first time ever, denim.
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By now, you've probably heard that cinching your waist with a corset belt and showing skin via an interesting cutout are the trends for spring, and we won't argue with that.
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Not only is the waist-cinching silhouette universally flattering, but it is totally versatile too, and would look just as cute worn with comfy sneakers as it would with strappy heels.
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Sanchez, who has been testing Phoenix for almost four years, explained that he dons it in 10-15 minutes, with most of the time devoted to cinching down and securing several straps.
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In the following weeks, my skull felt as though someone had draped a towel over it and was pulling down on all four corners, or maybe cinching tight a bank robber's stocking.
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She chose a beige body con dress with a long silky August Getty Atelier duster and matching sock booties, but accentuated her curves with a waist-cinching Feur du Mal lacing corset belt.
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And, of course, without Margaret Thatcher's pioneering looks, we would have none of Jane Fonda's legendary, neck-cinching fashions as displayed in the greatest Dolly Parton film known to man, 9 to 5.
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Standout pieces include breezy pants with belts cinching the waist, striking plaids, pleated skirts styled with socks and peep-toe platform sandals, but as usual, Kors' craftsmanship really shined in his precise tailoring.
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Kendall Jenner paraded down the Alexander Wang runway in an LBD that upon closer inspection was a tuxedo jacket turned on its side, the sleeves tied around her waist cinching the whole look together.
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From form-fitting disco jumpsuits to lace-embellished ball gowns and waist-cinching dresses, the singer-songwriter's latest and greatest major fashion moments have proven that life is too short to wear boring clothes.
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Its designated blocks are irregular, belting around the park from East 21st Street to East 18th Street and cinching in Irving Place, where the low-rise, ivy-covered mansions have a charm of their own.
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So what's the term Kenyans in the latrine-starved slums invented for the humiliating practice of relieving yourself into a plastic bag, cinching a knot in it and hurling it as far away as possible?
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Addison Russell hit a three-run double in the first inning, and the visiting Chicago Cubs beat the St. Louis Cardinals, 10-2, moving within a win of cinching a second straight N.L. Central title.
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There's a helpful on-screen guide on what to do if your headband isn't working; cinching it tighter, cleaning your forehead or adding a drop of water to the electrodes are the most likely solutions.
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Actually, the protagonist of the book, "Tying and Fishing the Riffling Hitch," is not even a fully formed knot, but a technique of adding an extra couple of loops, or "hitches," before cinching a knot tight.
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Escorted by Elvis, Ms. Costa walked toward the altar to "Can't Help Falling in Love," ultimately cinching the Portuguese service with "Viva Las Vegas," which Mr. Paul belted out on a microphone over a canned backing track.
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And because one can never have too many torso-cinching devises, the reality star also Snapchatted a shot of herself wearing a white, lace-up corset on top of a white sports bra and extremely high-waisted briefs.
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While Kim Kardashian West has been cinching herself up with her new shapewear line "Skims" lately, who can forget the time she wore the tiniest corset under that "wet look" Thierry Mugler dress at this year's Met Gala?
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OPEC and its allies moved closer to cinching a deal Wednesday on extending its agreement to cut oil production output by 1.8 million barrels a day to March 2018, according to a statement from the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee.
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For added interest, tie it in a knot about half-way down: This creates a high-neck, waist-cinching look in the front (ideal for paring with a high-waisted ruffled skirt), and a flattering V down the back.
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And of course, they can also be worn to provide warmth when you're not pushing a stroller by cinching the front of the mitts closed more tightly, though the lack of a thumb means even less dexterity than with traditional mittens.
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The ruched, form-fitting bodice ended in a waist-cinching cummerbund before cascading into a full ball-gown skirt, made even more extravagant with controlled waves of ostrich feathers and crystal embellishment throughout to give the dress that extra pop of sparkle.
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Muttluks Deluxe, set of 4 boots, $80 to $85 — available fall 2020For outdoor adventures in deep snow, Muttluks has extended the length of its cuff and added a side-zipper opening and top cinching Velcro strap to keep forelimbs dry and warm.
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The first time I laid eyes on him, chatting in the Playhouse lobby after a preview of "Cyrano," he was the picture of working-class flair — the gold pirate hoops, the pink and black T-shirt, the belt cinching high-waisted pants.
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Her daughter (Caren Pistorius) has a new love, and so does Gloria, who shortly after the story opens begins an affair with Arnold (a wonderful John Turturro), a sincere, plodding man with need in his eyes and a girdle cinching his waist.
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In many cases, pieces and motifs were appropriated for men and women, like the motorcycle-style leather jackets and pants or the gaping, open-plan knitwear of Daniel Lee's first show for Bottega Veneta, or the ripcord-cinching jackets of Mr. Andrew's Ferragamo.
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The January notice, on the other hand, is the real "no-kidding agreement," as Caggins put it — and one of three companies selected by the Army will ultimately end up cinching the contract to actually produce the weapon in all its glory.
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It was also the first Indian outfit I had that wasn't a hand-me-down, sewn by my grandmother, or a dance costume; it was fitted exactly to my little 10-year-old body instead of uncomfortably cinching my waist in the wrong places.
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Raisman, the second member of this year's team to make it to her second Olympic Games (along with Douglas), was one of the first to shed tears (without any runny black mascara!) after finishing her final floor exercise routine and cinching her spot on the team.
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As Donald Trump's delegate count and primary wins continue to grow in number, there's been more and more discussion of a contested convention, which could put Trump's chances at cinching the nomination in jeopardy – and may even give the GOP the opportunity to nominate an outsider. 2.
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The costumes include a double-breasted jacket with gold buttons, a black belt with a gold buckle cinching at the waist, gold epaulettes covering the shoulders, gold and red piping along the outer leg of the black pants and gold trim covering the bottom of the coat, collar and sleeve.
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The humble bra in all of its many iterations (from a sporty crop top to a shiny, satiny corset) was out in full force this season: we saw it cinching tops and shirtdresses, peeking out from under blazers and wrap tops, showing boldly underneath sheer tops, or simply worn solo.
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There was more: Jennifer Williams chose to appear in a hunter green coatdress with a black belt cinching the waist, almost military in line, and Fiona Hill, the former top Russia expert on the National Security Council, wore a gold chain around her neck, with a matching gold chain around one wrist.
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The actress stepped out for the 10th Annual Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic in Los Angeles wearing an ultra chic black-and-white polka dot jumpsuit with a pleated peplum waist from Michael Kors and accessorized her look with a white waist-cinching belt, white brogues, and a pair of Oliver Peoples Mehrie sunglasses.
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Since she wore a custom waist-cinching corset and knee-length shapewear beneath the form-fitting dress (which required two people to help her get into!), the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star knew it would be nearly impossible to remove any layer to enable her to use the bathroom throughout the night.
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Along with the extended battery life, Jaybird is adding a few nice quality-of-life improvements to the Tarah Pros: the cord connecting the earbuds is now a more comfortable fabric that doesn't stick to sweaty skin (as well as reflective, for additional safety for nighttime runners), and the inline remote has a subtle curve to fit up against your head if you're cinching it close for the over-ear style.
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" While viewers haven't seen what the queens are eating, they've closely watched the evolving physical aesthetic that each roster of queens has had to live up to, namely cinching the waist no matter if you're stick thin or a little thicker due to a love of "a two piece a biscuit" (thanks, Mystique Summer, for the quotable.) Lady Bunny says the show sometimes implies a set of body image rules, noting that on the show (and as a drag entertainer in general), "You want to look leaner, you want to look chicer by propping yourself up on very, very high shoes.
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Station wagons saw a shade for the Vista Roof along with a cargo cover. In 1996 automatic climate control became standard, and the rear seatbelts were redesigned with a "cinching" feature.
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In corsetry, a bone is one of the rigid parts of a corset that forms its frame and gives it rigidity. The purpose of the boning in a corset varies slightly from era to era. Generally, the cinching/shaping properties of corsetry puts strain onto the fabric from which the corset is made. The boning supports the desired shape and prevents wrinkling of the corset fabric.
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This includes the Game point, which goes to the winner of the trump Ten. The winner of the Pedro (Five of trumps) receives 5 points. In Cinch or Double Pedro the same holds for the Left Pedro (Off- Five), which counts as a trump. The practice of making sure to win a trick that contains a high-scoring card is referred to as cinching.
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The kendang is a double-headed drum of jackfruit wood and cowhide. The exterior is shaped like a truncated cone while the negative space of the interior is sculpted like an hourglass. This shape and the cinching action of hide straps creates two distinct, approximate tunings in one drum. Like most gamelan instruments, kendang are paired: the larger, lead part female, wadon, and the other male, lanang.
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The device utilizes a gentle, extravascular deployment method, which avoids cinching or tugging of the artery by placing the sealant on the outside of the artery. The procedure has been described in medical literature as causing little to no pain for the vast majority of patients.,Gary M. Ansel MD, and Joseph M. Garasic MD. The Mynx Vascular Closure Device: Initial clinical experience using a novel approach to vascular closure. Endovascular Today.
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The jamming threshold is thought to be approximately 3kN (300kg). The instability threshold is thought to be approximately 5kN (500kg) – that is, a capsizing event becomes increasingly probable as loads approach 500kg. It is critically important to pay close attention to dressing and cinching of the knot before attempting to abseil. That is, climbers must exercise due diligence when tying this knot – by pulling firmly on each of the four rope segments – which is necessary to achieve a properly compacted and cinched dressing state.
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Spirella side by side with a piece of flat stay The purpose of the boning in a corset varied slightly from era to era. Generally, the cinching/shaping properties of corsetry puts strain onto the fabric from which the corset is made. The boning supports the desired shape and prevents wrinkling of the corset fabric. Bones, and the substances used for the purpose, are generically called boning. The corsets of the 16th through 18th centuries (called "stays", "bodies" or "corps") were intended to mold the upper torso into a rigid cone like shape.
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Ancient Greece focused more on the male figure, but its female ideal was full-figured and plump with fair skin tones. Han Dynasty China emphasized pale skin, narrow waists, and petite female figures. During the Italian Renaissance, a wife's appearance was taken as an important reflection of her husband's status; size was linked to wealth, and so the ideal wife was held to have full hips and an ample bosom. The Victorian Era witnessed a similar movement, but the popularity of the waist- cinching corset led to the desirability of the hourglass figure.
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This narrowed Cavendish's lead over José Joaquín Rojas to only 15 points. A similar result happened the next day on Alpe d'Huez, with Cavendish again finishing in the last group on the road and outside the time cut. Again close to half the peloton was in the group, so they were not removed from the Tour, and since Rojas also fell in the group this time, he too was assessed the 25-point penalty. This meant the true effect was essentially nil, effectively cinching the green jersey for Cavendish.
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The following week against arch-rival Oklahoma, he got the first and only start of his career. Though White accounted for more than 150 yards of total offense, he also threw 2 interceptions and Oklahoma took an early lead. A late Texas rally capped by his only rushing touchdown narrowed the lead to 15-9, but Oklahoma came back to kick a game-cinching field goal and thus Oklahoma broke its streak of 8 straight losses in the Red River Rivalry. When Bradley came back, White again moved to the sidelines, coming in for a few plays over the next two games.
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They believe that with proper attention given to dressing and cinching the knot, the risk of capsizing is highly unlikely. Several sources recommend adding a second overhand as close as possible to the first (a stacked overhand or double overhand) for most situations, which maintains most of the benefits of the single overhand, while preventing it from capsizing. Another option is wrapping the strands a second time before passing the tail through (also called a doubled overhand). Easily formed in most lines, the offset overhand bend is jam resistant at nominal loads of one person (approximately 100kg).
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Often the belt served only to emphasize the waist made small by a corset worn under the uniform, a practice which was common especially during the Crimean Wars and was often noted by soldiers from the Western Front. Political cartoonists of the day often portrayed the tight waist-cinching of soldiers to comedic effect, and some cartoons survive showing officers being corseted by their inferiors, a practice which surely was uncomfortable but was deemed to be necessary and imposing. Made of rock cut diamonds embedded on a gold belt. In modern times, men started wearing belts in the 1920s, as trouser waists fell to a lower line.
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At present, most trousers are held up through the assistance of a belt which is passed through the belt loops on the waistband of the trousers. However, this was traditionally a style acceptable only for casual trousers and work trousers; suit trousers and formal trousers were suspended by the use of braces (suspenders in American English) attached to buttons located on the interior or exterior of the waistband. Today, this remains the preferred method of trouser support amongst adherents of classical British tailoring. Many men claim this method is more effective and more comfortable because it requires no cinching of the waist or periodic adjustment.
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In tightening the trucker's hitch, tension can be effectively increased by repeatedly pulling sideways while preventing the tail end from slipping through the loop, and then cinching the knot tighter as the sideways force is released. This is called "sweating a line". Once tight, the trucker's hitch is often secured with a half hitch, usually slipped for easy releasing and to avoid the necessity of access to the end of the rope, though a more secure finish, such as two half-hitches, may be called for. Under large loads, the finishing half hitch can jam, especially if it is not slipped; the difficulty of releasing it can be compounded by the fact that the knot is typically still under tension when it is untied.
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In the early 19th century, women's fashion was highly ornate and dependent on a precise fit, so ready-to-wear garments for women did not become widely available until the beginning of the 20th century. Before, women would alter their previously styled clothing in order to stay up to date with fashion trends. Women with larger incomes purchased new, fully tailored clothing in current styles while middle-class and lower-class women adjusted their clothing to fit changes in fashion by adding new neck collars, shortening skirts, or cinching shirt waists. The widespread adoption of ready- to wear clothing reflected a variety of factors including economic disparities, a desire for an independent fashion industry, and an increase in media attention.
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