The lantern-jawed hero comes standard-issue, as do the lazy ethnic stereotypes in the supporting cast. |
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Ostergar had done an animated sequence showing the lantern-jawed pirate sitting behind a barrel — hiding. |
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I am stopped by your grinning, lantern-jawed, monkey-eared, beautiful face. |
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There is the lantern-jawed goalkeeper Oliver Kahn, who was at his acrobatic best Tuesday night. |
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Now 71 and retired from the ring, the lantern-jawed, 1.9-metre Inoki nevertheless is still instantly recognisable among Japanese. |
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With the passage of time the lantern-jawed warrior has acquired an iconic status similar to that of the royal family, if for rather different reasons. |
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He is too tall, too gaunt, too lantern-jawed, too serious for that. |
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One fine Saturday afternoon in Cape Town in April, Graeme Smith, the lantern-jawed South African cricket captain, pulled on his whites and strode out on to the turf. |
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He's a tall, straight, lantern-jawed white man. |
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A blue-eyed, lantern-jawed old white man, who is two meters tall and one hundred years old, sits in the clearing on what was once the back seat of a taxicab. |
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He was tall, this Swiss priest, lantern-jawed and spade-handed. |
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