Sentence examples for earnest brown from inspiring English sources

My vision of Romanian gloom-and-doom, so hilariously stereotypical, evaporated the moment an ebullient 40-something woman with earnest brown eyes and bouncy brown curls entered the room.

And Marco, a scientist with earnest brown eyes and more degrees than a thermometer, would like to explain it all to you.

It was there, a century ago, that Mondrian began to move away from the naturalism of his younger years (earnest farmscapes, brown churches and gray lighthouses) and establish himself as an abstract painter who dealt in geometric compositions and primary colors.

Coudreaut, an earnest man with spiky brown hair and a hardworking smile, has been with the chain for more than a decade.

It sounds as if that could be the moment when "plotters" join together and launch their bid to topple Brown in earnest.

It didn't, but Natkin never lost his passion for cooking, for discovering new recipes and for making meatless dishes that stood out in bright, delicious contrast to the brown, heavy, earnest lentil loaves that (pock)marked the post-hippie meatless days.

KEEPING SCORE E-mail: [email protected] Correction: November 6, 2004, Saturday The Keeping Score column on Sunday, about 40 years in the city of Cleveland without a major sports championship, misstated the potential cost of a fumble lost in 1988 by Earnest Byner, a Cleveland Browns running back, at the Denver Broncos' 3-yard line late in a National Football League playoff game.

Earnest and attractive, with wide brown eyes, she told the audience that her father, a member of an Indian merchant family, grew up in Tanzania.

Even that wasn't as ugly as the 1993 playoff game in which the Houston Oilers allowed the Buffalo Bills to come back and win from a third-quarter 32-point deficit; or as heartbreaking as when Cleveland Browns running back Earnest Byner fumbled the ball in a last-second push for the game-tying touchdown in the 1988 AFC Championship game against the Denver Broncos.

This is not so much a reflection on Mr Blair as a yearning for the political fight to begin in earnest, which cannot happen until Mr Brown takes over.

"I read it over and over, studying every word," he said, his wavy golden-brown hair framing an earnest face.