Sentence examples for bits of stubble from inspiring English sources

I began packing with a sock or a cock binding my chest, and had facial hair my own hair cut into bits of stubble and glued to my face with spirit gum.

I began packing – with a sock or a cock – binding my chest, and had facial hair – my own hair cut into bits of stubble and glued on my face with spirit gum.

The final tell is the little bit of stubble poking from beneath the hood (green).

The beginning of his playoff beard is little more than a bit of stubble on his sideburns.

He really does look rough at the moment: padded jacket, a bit of stubble, hair blowing in five different directions.

But over time the Unknown Hipster has become less a parody and more poetic, and Mr. Delhomme, who has just a bit of stubble, has increasingly identified with the bearded character who approaches New York in an open, almost na? way.

He was in his mid-thirties, of medium height, with a bit of stubble on his face.

When the first bit of stubble came in they were booted out of the troupes, and in 1856 the Turks banned the male dancers entirely.

Don't want too long though, as waiting ten minutes or longer will swell up your skin and leave you with a bit of stubble after you've cooled down and dried off.

Be very careful if you go this route, irrespective if you're mowing down a bit of leg stubble, or reaching around your shoulders in order to assault some shrubbery sprouting up on your back.

Note that if you're going to do this step, it's best to be clean-shaven - little bits of makeup will really stick out on stubble.