| His physique couldn't measure up to the comic-book icon, but he possessed the broad-shouldered stature to make the role his own. |
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| He was thirty-two years of age, a handsome man, tall, broad-shouldered, with a commanding appearance. |
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| Today's broad-shouldered, thick-armed hitters make those players look, well, ordinary-sized. |
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| I have the opposite problem, being short and broad-shouldered, and it's insanely difficult to find a good shirt in my size. |
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| I would like this financial instrument to have an additional name such as prosecutor, a broad-shouldered European financial prosecutor. |
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| Less so a broad-shouldered colossus with a reputation for crunching challenges and catapulting his head in the path of flying studs. |
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| The days are long gone when women were portrayed in the outdoor industry as little more than a decorative accessory for broad-shouldered men. |
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| The uninvited guest was a tall broad-shouldered knight who strode angrily into the hall and stopped right before the high table. |
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| How did contemporaries view this strikingly broad-shouldered figure, massively sturdy legs, lowering brow, and deep-set eyes? |
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| The woman, a tall, broad-shouldered woman with abundant ash-blond hair, fell into Sarah's arms. |
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| In the row in front of me, a broad-shouldered, uniformed officer stood up. |
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| A tall, broad-shouldered man stumbled awkwardly out of the swinging door. |
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| All I could make out was the figure of a broad-shouldered man. |
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| He's a calm man, broad-shouldered, a little heavy in the gut, a well-loved husband and father, a loyal friend, a deeply spiritual man. |
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| When he sneaked a glimpse of his body in a fly-spotted mirror, Sam saw a hawk-nosed, dusty-haired, broad-shouldered man in his early sixties. |
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| The C-17 is a broad-shouldered brute with a maximum payload of about 76 tonnes. |
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| And giving the vehicle a confident, broad-shouldered attitude are its wheels that had been aligned on the same place as the outer edges of its fenders. |
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| He was tall, broad-shouldered and handsome. |
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| The product was specially developed for the narrow-necked press-and-blow process and for the blow-and-blow process, and is particularly suitable in the production of long-necked and broad-shouldered bottles. |
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| I'm very broad-shouldered, long armed like a gorilla. |
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| He is a pale, broad-shouldered man with a square jaw, spiky black hair, and large eyes that have a tendency to roll expressively about their sockets. |
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| He was a square-browed, broad-shouldered masculine edition of his mother. |
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| Freestanding bell towers and lookouts, bird-like and modernly angular, are connected by sheltered deck walkways to low, broad-shouldered sheds that recall vernacular farming and fishing structures. |
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