Midriff used in a sentence

Midriff in a sentence as a noun

While using your midriff fully, inhale through your nose and exhale through your mouth.

You wouldn't need AI; just bias the motion detection system to focus on human midriff and not dog head height.

When you tackle in Rugby you have to attempt to wrap your arms around the player, and tackles are much more 'tacklers shoulder to midriff or legs'.

If anywhere in the world has figured out how to dress for heat and humidity, it's the Indian subcontinent, and all I'm saying is the sari involves bare midriff for a reason.

You wouldn't see Khan Drogo's bulging pecs and sculpted torso or Daenerys' neckline and toned midriff if they were covered by boring but historically accurate linen tunics.

"I made a decision" gives the impression of a process that ended in the decision - perhaps after contemplation of a midriff that's expanded beyond existing clothes.