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Example sentences for "lower parts"

  • Plenty of them are more brightly colored than your Canary, and some of those that wear the plainest feathers sing more beautifully than all the Canaries and cage birds in the world.

  • The sun was shining on his gay coat; the little girl pointed to him and whispered, 'Hush, Nat!

  • They only sit in the street and say "chuck, chuck, chuck" all day long.

  • First primary not scooped on inner web; lower parts uniform in color.

  • Lower parts white; top and sides of head white, spotted and streaked with blackish.

  • Upper plumage dark blue, the cock having a velvet-like black forehead and a black streak through the eye; throat whitish; lower parts greyish.

  • Lower parts whitish, yellow, orange, or red, marbled or checkered with black, or nearly entirely black.

  • Lower parts yellow or red, checkered with black, or entirely black; the black of the belly may be connected with the ocellar lateral spots by black vertical bars.

  • The disproportion between the upper and lower parts of this animal is greater than has been shown in any former delineations of it, but is well expressed in the plate inserted here.

  • The old males seem always to be of a deep rust-colour on the cheeks, lower parts, and more or less on the outer side of the limbs; while in old females this rust colour is diluted or little more than indicated.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lower parts" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    cubic metres; emerald green; first secretary; gave evidence; literary point; lower animals; lower degree; lower down; lower grade; lower house; lower level; lower life; lower mandible; lower order; lower price; lower stage; lower surface; lowered down; lowered voice; month since; name only; return them; school life; several months; strong current; this figure