hooplike

She wears her hair in pigtails, kept back with a series of coloured hooplike hair bands.

A hooplike shape.

The mucus net is secreted by a hooplike structure called the aliform notopodia arch.

But what makes them so curious is that the biblical figures are dressed as bourgeois Swedes, with top hats, black suits and hooplike skirts.

The centerpiece of this universe is the Ringworld, a vast hooplike artifact whose inside surface is home to some 30 trillion sentient beings.

His poised body is framed by a large hooplike aureole called a prabha, which is at once the circle of life and a ring of fire.

Alexandre Proia brought out new humor by emphasizing a hooplike shape with his arms for a dive by a dazzlingly energetic Stephanie Saland.

On their shields and tunics the snake swallowed itself again and again, that hooplike serpent with the words limned under it-Ais Ister.

The grand duke specified that the Florentines be allowed to play ball in the park, and also la ruzzola, a game that involved rolling hooplike wheels of hard pecorino cheese down the sloping viottolone, the grand shaded avenue of the park.

Toshiko Oiwa, a slim woman with a propulsive dynamism, enters first, followed by seven dancers performing independently of one another until unexpected incidents occur: Ayo Janeen Jackson dives daringly into the hooplike arms of Daniel Russell Kubert.

On the cup itself sat something almost indescribable; what looked like a pile of hooplike rings of bone or cartilage from a quarter to a half-meter in diameter, enclosed with what might have been a dark, thin, leatherlike skin that was, however, now dried and cracked open under its own weight to show hooplike bones beneath.