Sentence examples for fine-looking men from inspiring English sources
"So I come down here with a book until I feel awake, and I watch the parade of fine-looking men in suits.
In short he is an extrodinarily fine-looking man.
The sultan, a corpulent but fine-looking man, PROCESSION OF THE SULTAN OF GONONG TABOE, received us very courteously.
In his most famous film, "Taste of Cherry" (1997), a character named Mr. Badii (Homayoun Ershadi), a fine-looking man with a prominent forehead and a powerful nose, drives around the ragged outskirts of Tehran — a hilly desert of orange and brown — looking for someone to help him commit suicide.
Today he's a fine-looking man.
Winston Churchill wrote that he "was a fine-looking man, tall, blond, and good-natured .
There is a drinking scene on the reverse side of a Greek bowl (circa 490 B.C). on which fine-looking young men strut their way around and show off their charms.
When Themistocles was about to sacrifice, close to the admiral's galley, there were three prisoners brought to him, fine looking men, and richly dressed in ornamented clothing and gold, said to be the children of Artayctes and Sandauce, sister to Xerxes.
Mr Priebke was a fine-looking, straight-backed, hard-working man, with the ingrained courtesy of someone who had spent his formative years as a waiter at the Savoy Hotel in London and on the Italian Riviera.
He is a fine looking man.
