| In the past, such beetle-browed heavyweights as Broderick Crawford, Ernest Borgnine, and Bob Hoskins have played Hoover. |
| The rumbustious ogre has a hitherto undescribed, but quite imaginable, gap-toothed, beetle-browed ogress of a wife. |
| Late that afternoon a beetle-browed and forbidding-looking individual entered Brown's office. |
| When Michael first joined the Street in 1983, Kevin was a floppy-fringed, beetle-browed teenager with a bad moustache and a surly scowl. |
| We see them as we read them: Shaw all crinkled, beaming rationality, Kipling beetle-browed, bespectacled imperial intensity. |
| This pale, beetle-browed lady ought to have enjoined those to be timid who know how. |
