Heavyset like Balzac, although probably smaller, he had small but lively eyes and a large nose.
I was on the National Mall in front of the Air and Space Museum, and a heavyset Southern fellow with a white beard and folk guitar had set up a tent with a generator-powered PA system; he was playing Christian rock tunes and pausing to tell passersby that America was being punished for turning away from Jesus.
Dressed in camouflage fatigues with a Polish flag on the shoulder, the heavyset 41-year-old is the head of Strzelec, one of Poland's largest paramilitary organisations, and he wants to be prepared in case of a Russian attack.
A striker whose short heavyset build belied his outstanding agility and ball-control skills, Puskás was the centrepiece of one of the most dominant sides in the history of the sport.
His idiosyncratic appearance the heavyset, bearded Batali kept his long red hair in a ponytail and almost always wore shorts and bright orange molded clogs—helped him stand out among the dozens of television personalities who rose to prominence with the popularization of food-based programming in the 1990s and early 2000s.
Rather heavyset birds about 40 centimetres (16 inches) long, ibisbills have shorter legs than their familial relatives the avocets and stilts (family Recurvirostridae, order Charadriiformes).
Lunch brought Stas and Jacek out of their squabbling and into conflict with the youngest labourer in the team, a grumpy, heavyset joiner whom both inexplicably called Miner.
A heavyset fellow in a cape and skin-tight pink jumpsuit with a large "M" stretched across the chest — a homemade replica of a costume the Monkees wore in several beloved episodes — approached the table.
A counsellor sees two heavyset people on large motorcycles talking with a camper.
"Remember the night we picked up one of the musicians from 'Saturday Night Live'?" Fred Kavanagh, a heavyset ex-medic who's now a physician's assistant, asked.
The doctor, a heavyset Egyptian, asked Campbell about her symptoms.
