Sentence examples for bulky face from inspiring English sources

Gotthard Lerch is a big man with a flattened nose and a bulky face, and, were it not for his meticulously pressed clothing, he might be taken for a brawler.

By Steve Coll Gotthard Lerch is a big man with a flattened nose and a bulky face, and, were it not for his meticulously pressed clothing, he might be taken for a brawler.

If your chair is smaller and less bulky, face it towards the wall, but if your chair is bigger and bulkier, you obviously can't do this.

Brolin, with his bulky, rectangular face, and his hair both hanging over his forehead and standing straight up (you've got to see it to believe it), looks like a clumsy overgrown boy.

As fresh as it looks compared with, say, a bulky North Face parka, the town coat is firmly grounded in history, owing a great debt to that forebear, the frock coat.

With his bulky frame, thick face and devilishly arched eyebrows, Timothy John Russert Jr. was an unlikely television star.

Wearing heavy ski boots and a bulky anorak, his face concealed by a balaclava or a helmet, he mounts daily raids.

They learn to spot bulky clothing, unfamiliar faces, and unclaimed bags and purses.

Stephen Gough, dubbed "The Naked Rambler" by British media for his bid to trek the length of the country wearing no more than a hat and bulky rucksack, has faced some 30 convictions for public order disturbances and other offences.

Its striking coat of black and white, combined with a bulky body and round face, gives it a captivating appearance that has endeared it to people worldwide.

Sevan Nisanyan, a feisty intellectual with a talent for trouble, stopped and turned to face the bulky village woman who had hailed him from the step of her house.