Sentence examples for bad toupee from inspiring English sources
Like celebrating a bad toupee.
A man with a bad toupee walks through.
Each building was given a gable, perched above the concealed original roof -- the architectural equivalent of a bad toupee.
The attention to detail was evident in things like the handmade, startlingly lifelike beards, which were sadly indistinguishable from a bad toupee once the actors got on stage.
Played in a really bad toupee by the fabulous downtown Everyman Jim Fletcher (Gatsby in the Elevator Repair Service's "Gatz"), Martle is supposed to be devoting this morning exclusively to Lee — "encouraging my wings," as Lee puts it.
No, it just means that you learn that the force with which you disdain people of power and influence is disproportionate to the dread they should inspire, because they're actually wearing a bad toupee.
They wore bad toupees and bandages on their hands.
And common baldness may be the result of a stem-cell defect, a new study shows, which bodes well for future alternatives to comb-overs and bad toupees.
"Secret" is full of retro visuals and wonderful jokes: a riff on the Trojan Horse, an epidemic of people being attacked by their bad toupees.
Rock simply cannot be credibly played by 60-year-old men with triple chins and bad toupees, pretending still to be excited about songs they wrote 30 or 40 years ago and have played some thousands of times since.
The same mealy-mouthed old boys in bad toupees were still calling the shots.
