The man was a little shorter than him with wiry black hair that was graying at his temples. |
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That frail, scrawny, wiry physique of his, observed in a football strip from 50 yards away in a press-box, only told half the story. |
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No longer the bendy punk-rappers of yesteryear, slightly wizened where they were once wiry, not even these boys can hide from adulthood any more. |
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The Somalis are tall and wiry in stature, with aquiline features, elongated heads, and light brown to black skin. |
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In life, Maxwell was lean, wiry, with an aquiline handsomeness that became impressively hawklike in old age. |
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They are mostly epiphytes and lithophytes with fleshy or wiry stems that may grow erect or pendant. |
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I grew up with impala and sable antelope, burnt-amber kudu, zebra and wiry wildebeest. |
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Saw-wort is an attractive, medium to tall, thistle-like plant with wiry grooved stems and no spines. |
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The little wiry bushes that grow all over Yosemite seem to be barely scathed by the flames in places, a tribute to their hardiness. |
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In place of Aryan glory I'd grown patches of wiry baneberry thistles interspersed with industrial size brillo bathtub scrubbers. |
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He scorned a cap, as they all did, but every morning he carefully combed his wiry, tow-coloured hair and subdued it with pomade. |
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He was cold, thin and tall, wiry and cold, and his austere black eyes gave one the shivers the minute they met his eyes. |
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His shirt had short sleeves, exposing pale, wiry arms, but he showed no sign of being cold. |
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The teacher was a short tubby lady with wiry brown hair that was constantly in her face. |
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The Bay Tree's clientele ranges from young families to wiry old men sipping cups of strong Turkish coffee. |
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He twists his tall, wiry frame and points downstream to where the roiling current is slamming into a stone wall. |
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In the distance were clouds rising from chimneys, as wiry as the lines of smoke blowing from Vesa's roll-ups. |
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Instead, they're like some dangerous cult, full of bow-legged, wiry weirdos in garish outfits, fuelled on sour dough toast and skinny latte. |
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The Border has a naturally hard, wiry outer coat and a dense, short undercoat. |
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She could make out a small, unkept lawn to its side, circled by a broken, wiry fence. |
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Somewhere along the line he'd pulled off his bow tie and his dress shirt hung open, allowing wiry hairs to tickle my face. |
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A wiry man, he has an oversize noggin that rides on his lean 145-pound body, so that he vaguely resembles a five-foot-ten-inch sunflower. |
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Victor, a tall wiry man with beady eyes and a villainous curly black goatee, announced calmly, unsmiling. |
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This plant is one of the showiest dwarf evergreens, forming dense bushes of wiry stems. |
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And everywhere that tense and wiry quality of sound, that lack of sympathy with the natural voluptuousness of the cello. |
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Sure she was wiry, but her businesslike combination of grey slacks and white blouse suggested someone quite demure. |
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Clearly the squeezers were designed for wiry Dales folk, some are decidedly fat-ist. |
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Beatrice's father was a wiry, elderly-looking gentleman with a frizzy gray goatee and a bent, hawkish nose. |
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Wily, wiry and strong, Duffield's strength in a finish has been a welcome sight for punters over four decades. |
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Just then the door opened and in stepped a wiry bearded man, who was mumbling to himself and skittering around cattishly. |
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The richest pilgrims were carried up in wooden palanquins by tough, wiry hillmen. |
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He's a wiry, medium-size man, with a spiky two-week growth of beard and the hollow-eyed stare of a soldier on a long forced march. |
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This causes hypochondriac pain, bitter taste in the mouth and a wiry pulse. |
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Our main sign is most often a wiry and choppy pulse, and congested purplish veins in the inner eye lids. |
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He's wiry, he wears a goatee and a flattop, he's got a ready smile and a quick wink and, yeah, I suppose he has opinions. |
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Ixias have flat one inch to one and one-half inch flowers on top of wiry 10 to 15-inch stems. |
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He was a rock-climbing instructor who had the wiry, efficient build of a cowhand. |
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During the intermission I noticed Roberto, at the rail of one of the boxes, deep in conversation with a wiry, chignoned gamine. |
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She was still slender and wiry despite her demanding job teaching at Harvard University. |
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She was 5'7, slim and wiry, with a dancer's slow, precise grace in her movements. |
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Kingsley was a tall, dark, wiry man with messy grey hair that looked as if it could do with a wash. |
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The wiry woman released a heaving sigh and motioned towards the small stool. |
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Suds from the soapy sponge he used to clean the floor clung to his sleeves and nestled in his wiry black hair. |
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All of a sudden, out of the very depths of the monument a little wiry man jumped out waving his hands about a lot. |
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Today he's a small wiry man with weather-beaten tanned skin, an equally small moustache, sparkly eyes and a ready grin. |
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Behaving like wiry, wired adolescents on a merry spree, this extrovert community breathes fresh air into the mechanics of daily existence. |
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Her wiry gray hair curled from beneath the edges of a blue kerchief and a colorful fringed shawl was draped over her shoulders. |
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Would I ever get to see his tall, wiry frame, blue eyes, dark hair, or friendly smile again? |
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She was pale, late thirties or so, with dark wiry hair spiked straight up in a tall, scary crew cut, and tawny skin. |
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Offering her an encouraging smile, he hurried over to a large man with white hair, and a wiry grey moustache. |
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He had short, wiry brown hair, most of which was covered by the hat he wore. |
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Her wiry gray hair curled from beneath the edges of a blue kerchief and a colorful fringed shawl draped over her shoulders. |
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He had long, wiry black hair, and a bristly goatee-beard-mustache combination around his lower face. |
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Ingrown hairs and razor bumps happen when hair is cut beneath surface level or is wiry or curly. |
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He was incredibly short, fat and stocky, with a tuft of balding, wiry hair sticking straight up as if he'd just clambered out of bed. |
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His dark eyes sparkled with life and amusement from the mass of black wiry hair that covered his face. |
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She looked pretty similar to Amanda, except she had long wiry looking auburn-red hair tied into 2 bunches. |
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She settled into her bedroll and ran a slender hand through the mass of wiry black hair atop her head, pulling it back into a ponytail. |
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Her brown eyes are intelligent and searching and her long wiry dark hair has been cut into a short pixie-style cut and dyed honey brown. |
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At sixty-seven, van Itallie is slight and wiry, with white hair and sharp blue eyes and a manner that is both brusque and warm. |
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He had dark brown wiry hair, stubble over his lower face and a deep scar under his left eye. |
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It shows a woman with a tall, intelligent face, straggly wiry hair and very long fingers held up and covering one eye. |
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She shook her head so hard that a wiry black curl fell into her face, and she hurriedly pushed it behind her ear. |
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Or maybe you can think of some frenetic, high-strung, wiry, squirrelly people. |
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The deputy, who is a small, wiry man with long whiskers that stick out from his face in disarray, turns to look up at the hotel. |
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A diminutive, wiry figure, he sits, smoking roll-ups and nursing a cup of black coffee, in the corner of his ground floor study in north London. |
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It parked, and a wiry, balding fellow of about forty got out and stood, hands on hips, observing the site he'd selected. |
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He is wiry, bearded, a life-long mountaineer, skier and runner and one of Scotland's leading endurance riders. |
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He was a small, spare, wiry man, highly intelligent, with unusual gifts of persuasion and leadership. |
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I turned around to face him, doing everything I could not to gawk at his lean, wiry figure. |
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One is a wiry, intense Chicagoan, the other a languid, slow-talking Southerner. |
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Half an hour later, a fit-looking wiry man with a pleasant smile has joined us. |
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His father shakes my hand with an unusually strong grip for a short, wiry man in his seventies. |
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A thin wiry man was sitting at the counter, downing a bottle of beer. |
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Barefoot and wiry, his leathered face looks older than his 29 years. |
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She was as wiry as a trimmed olive branch, and just as dark. |
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Models came down the runway in head pieces fashioned into twisted, wiry wigs in subtle winter colors. |
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Beneath the table his feet are doing their own private dance, while the wiry hair that crowns his angular, mercurial features is a buzz of static feedback. |
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All these creature comforts are there to be enjoyed by a couple of foxy-haired wiry mongrels and five lithe greyhounds that come bounding out the doorway. |
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He was wiry fair-haired, burned by the sun, and about my age. |
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He was lean and wiry, but muscled, and there was strength in him. |
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She wondered absently how a man who was not very tall in stature could carry something so heavy, then remembered his corded muscles and wiry strength. |
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Joe was slim and wiry, with blue eyes and rather pinched features. |
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Alongside a bony-headed, loose-lipped camel, a goat stands to attention, the shine of its wiry bushiness painted with patient genius, lock by tawny lock. |
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In the small living room where we last met, he seemed more gaunt than wiry, his ear bandaged after a biopsy. |
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In the past Harvey's appearance has generated worries about her health after she appeared stick-thin in the mid-nineties and accentuated her wiry frame with tight catsuits. |
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Little wiry chap, with silvery hair, bright brown eyes and plenty of wrinkles. |
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Her body, carved and faceted with all of the concentrated vigor of an Expressionist woodcut and burnished a brick red, gives way to a thick plait of wiry gray hair. |
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Both the blue and the yellow have the classic, satiny translucent petals of the poppy tribe, both, characteristically, are held on wiry stems above the parent plant. |
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A wiry old man appeared, a bit shorter than average height, sporting a button-collar and sleeves over small pot-belly and mutton-chop whiskers from the decades past. |
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He was wiry but compact, like a spring wound so tight it's ready to pop. |
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That we seldom saw a snake was probably due to the noise we made cooeeing and ululating to each other through a labyrinth of tunnels under the wiry branches. |
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He was not a big as myself, but he was strong and wiry, and never seemed to have any trouble in windlassing a heavy bucket of rock or in pulling me out of the shaft. |
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He was wiry, pleasant looking man with an air of learning about him. |
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My prom date, Red, sported a wiry mustache and drove a black-and-gold Camaro. |
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The effort is not all a loss, though, as successive pieces forge a springily malleable array of wiry patchworks that tug at and tease expectations. |
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He was probably in his mid fifties, with wiry build and silver hair. |
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A tall dark being stood in the pouring rain, soaking black cloak pulled tight around a wiry figure against the cold, hood pulled up and shadowing a dark face. |
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Defense attorney abbe Lowell is a wiry man who seems to never stop moving when he speaks in a courtroom. |
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The purplish-red or pink inflorescence is a diffuse, silky panicle, 18 inches long and 10 inches wide, that stands above the wiry leaves. |
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And, you know, I am tall and fullmade, and he was but a little, wiry, short old man. |
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He was short, this guy, and wiry, in along, fitted wool coat and fashionable mud-kickers of the kind Clyde wore. |
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With the palp of a forefinger he squeezed moisture from his wiry blond eyebrows. |
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Some species have wiry root systems that remain during frosts if the stem dies. |
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Bernadette was a small wiry girl with a lot of long witchy black hair, and on the first day of school she wore only one sock. |
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The kayak, as it glides with ease over the wiry kelp, is effective at getting anglers into position for a catch without getting caught up. |
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He was wiry, crisp, and clean and lean, his mind as sharp as ever. |
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Wiregrass is a plant with long, thin wiry leaves which grow fast and hardy in soil that favors crops like tobacco, corn, cotton and Confederate fighting men. |
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Having earlier met Malik Nur Khan, and his tall, wiry father with in his black sherwani and white turban with a turra enhancing his height, I was somewhat more reassured. |
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A wiry little girl in a starched, lemon-colored party dress, she sassed along with a grownup mince, one hand on her hip, the other supporting a spinsterish umbrella. |
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Their key advantage over the shorthair is a dense, wiry, protective coat. |
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Wiry white and grey hairs poked out of his thick, flabby ears and his blue eyes were shoved deep into this rough-skinned face. |
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Wiry and more grey man than charismatic, Votel is known for his no-nonsense, rather closed demeanor. |
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