bellied

It is a red bellied snake, and black on top, hence the name.

A white- bellied petrel wheeled in the sky but said nothing.

Dust motes hung in the air between the bellied columns.

The Cathedral is like a low bellied lizard, and the buttresses are its legs.

The newly repaired Huntress taking the wind well, the sails all now full bellied, hard.

The gold metal returned a bellied reflection hatched with the black branchings of circuit lines.

The ship lunged forward sharply, the long bellied length of cable trailing astern.

Beside the couch was a.wide bellied brazier and a censer shaped like a great hourglass.

He touched gently one of the bellied pots at his feet, swathed in cloths and with an iron clamp about its neck.

Grey, big bellied, long necked, small headed, and with big ears, they moved quickly into the woods and were gone.

A young rusty bellied brush furred rat is called a pup, nestling, or pinkie.

The name comes from the Greek "koilos" ("full bellied"), referring to the hollow body cavity common to these two phyla.

This bandy-legged, large bellied dwarf wore an animal pelt and feathered headdress.

In the course of time the river created the "Silver Valley" in a slightly bellied river course.

As the Fordies admit, their customers are the bellied masses, not the trim rock-climbing models in their ads.

Garion nibbed the rain out of his eyes and looked back up over his shoulder at the tautly bellied mainsail.

Citreoline Trogons are yellow bellied.

Darryl pictured the curving beauty of die white stone ramp; the elegant, simple bellied sweep of upreaching path.

Finally as I climbed a steep incline, I looked up and beheld a bellied cliff with an overhanging ledge.

But why should the 83% of people living on less than our MPs salaries/expenses have to pay to support such a fat bellied regime is the big question.

Over hulls lean lined as greyhounds, the bellied swell of headsail and spanker cupped the gusts and trampled up spray.

In Bhutan, white bellied herons are found in the low elevation riparian habitat below 1700 m, particularly in the Punatsang Chhu (river)basin.

Smaller, bronze scalpels, referred to as bellied scalpels, were also used frequently by surgeons in antiquity since the shape allowed for delicate and precise cuts to be made.

By 2011, human development and illegal activities such as habitat destruction and poaching threaten to wipe out endangered species, including the white bellied heron, one of the country's rarest birds.

From hides we watched skimming house martins, skulking moor hens, skidding coots, a hovering kestrel, soaring skylarks, mud-probing greenshanks and fast-pecking black bellied dunlins.