Sentence examples for curlies from inspiring English sources
noun
One or more locks of curly hair.
At current rates of shrinkage, by contrast, this looks likely to happen some time between 2020 and 2050.In this section Beating a retreat Grabbing cancer by the short and curlies Goodness has nothing to do with it ReprintsThe reason is that Arctic air is warming twice as fast as the atmosphere as a whole.
Researchers would dearly like to find a way to deal with this.In this section Beating a retreat Grabbing cancer by the short and curlies Goodness has nothing to do with it ReprintsOne who is trying to do so is René Bernards of the Netherlands Cancer Institute.
Their answers, just published in Cognition, are not comfortable.In this section Beating a retreat Grabbing cancer by the short and curlies Goodness has nothing to do with it ReprintsOne of the classic techniques used to measure a person's willingness to behave in a utilitarian way is known as trolleyology.
He eventually landed the role of Clive in Mike Leigh's TV short, The Short and Curlies.
Products from Ouidad and Devachan, both specializing in curlies, seem to be patting us gently on the back and saying: "Listen, we know what you want.
Doesn't exactly grab you by the short and curlies, does it?
He nods to a photograph above his desk of his 22-month-old son – curly locks, impossibly big brown eyes.
Pat, with his (or her) chubby body, fluctuating voice and short, curly hair, was supposed to be the butt of a joke for being unidentifiably male or female, but instead wrested control of every sketch by forcefully confronting anyone who tried to figure out his (or her) gender.
Mallory meets at Charterhouse "an ancient amour of mine... a young man of 17 but still only just past the moment of puberty & with a fair skin & fair curly hair & red enticing lips!
The advert in question was for butter and featured both men sporting wide grins, cream dressing gowns and their trademark (but mercifully saliva free) curly hairstyles while seated at the breakfast table.
He gazes softly, wisely, from falling curly locks – another Leonardo trait is a love of ringlets and spirals – and raises his right hand in benediction.
