waistband

Police said the man had a gun tucked into the right side of his waistband.

Sterlyn got out, backed away, drew a handgun from his waistband and shot himself in front of at least three other students, sending the school into lockdown.

The Roam Cross-Over capri hits a few inches below my knee and has a mid-rise, extra-wide waistband that doesn’t dig or roll down during an ab workout.

We love the nearly seamless waistband, which is made primarily of silky elastic that mops sweat and prevents gaps at the lower back yet never pinched.

Gaping waistbands, stifling fabric, seams that hinder athletic butts and thighs—if you’re a female mountain biker who has shopped for a pair of overshorts, you’re likely familiar with these problems.

The cop shot and killed Graham, later saying the teen had reached for his waistband.

When Washington reached into his waistband, the LAPD officers shot him in the head.

He lifted his t-shirt and showed us a long scar, running from sternum to waistband.

He was wearing a baseball hat, a jacket and jeans with a pistol stuck in his waistband.

He had one of the men up against a fence when he felt something too familiar in the waistband.

I tried to stanch it with my waistband, but ineffectually; it relieved him for a moment, and he asked for water.

We wrapped the body in the sheet which was around its waist, having taken the money from the waistband.

He carried a blunderbuss in his hand, another tucked under his arm, and a brace of holster pistols stuck in his waistband.

Only George the Hussite stood by with a smile on his face and his thumbs stuck in his waistband.

I thought of all the things a cop might wear on his waistband, of the utility-belt that DHS guy in the truck had worn.