| Before the Industrial Revolution and the invention of suntan lotions, bronzed bodies belonged to the working class. |
| Looking fit and bronzed, Bertie was one of a number of politicians who have stayed in West Kerry recently. |
| Then I'll go to the Bahamas with a cigar and a martini, and ogle bronzed men with great abs. |
| The beach is deserted except for a young blonde woman, bronzed and perfectly toned, jogging on the wet white sand with a designer dog in tow. |
| We courted traditionally and nervously over four hot days, as we bronzed away our Englishness on the beach. |
| They smiled radiantly the whole time and looked lovely and bronzed in their white T-shirts and jeans. |
