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The White House could not stomach that.
ECONOMIST: Open the door, carefully, to private companies
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He had collapsed between wicker sofa and African coffee table, his legs hairless and white as wax, his stomach a great pale mound, and his face as pinched and pink as crab shell.
NEWYORKER: The Valetudinarian
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The inquest at Ip-City in Ipswich heard that six whole white tablets were found in Mr Parsons' stomach, with nine in Ms Hamilton's stomach, while fragments of other tablets were present in both.
BBC: The car involved in the investigation
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Pavarotti's body was dressed in a black tuxedo, hands folded on his stomach and holding a rosary and his trademark white handkerchief.
NPR: Pavarotti Laid to Rest in Italy
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In the company of Emma McCune, misguided though she might have seemed to some, Ms Scroggins takes the reader by the hand into the hot dust of southern Sudan and the politics of the belly, where black meets white, rich meets poor and the fat white paunch of the West gets to look upon starving Africa's distended stomach.
ECONOMIST: Africa is a continent made for��and of��storytellers