Sentence examples for bit of a beard from inspiring English sources

It's not as though he's in disguise, beyond sporting a bit of a beard, or he's combed his hair differently, nothing major, but it takes minutes to register, yes, there's Edward, even when you've done nothing all week but watch his movies, back to back.

"We were a bit of a beard for him". he said.

"We were a bit of a beard for him," he told the paper.

It is exquisitely preserved but for a bit of missing beard, and nothing quite like it has been found before.

Often he hides behind a bit of fuzzy beard, as if he hated the boyish face that he's condemned to wear; he disguises his natural voice with goofy German or Irish accents.

The couple have been together twenty-three yeand, and have nine children between them from different relationships, including their twenty-year-old son, John, a lanky young man with a bit of beard at his chin, who was home from Wesleyan for a few days.

You only need key elements of the photo - the beret, the long hair, the position of the eyes (as with classical icons, looking up and to the right), a bit of beard - to make it function as a symbol.

Yes, he's a bit of an oaf and his beard is getting so epic that he's probably about to be shipped off to The Wall on "Game of Thrones".

Elspeth Beard is a bit of a legend in motorcycling.

Abi-Saab, who described himself as "a bit of a purist" in political matters, is impressed that Annan kept his beard.

It may mean a bit of a wild man look for several weeks, but attempting to trim or shape a beard too early can result in thin or patchy areas that can set you back a month or more.