Sentence examples for full peasant from inspiring English sources

When there's another attempted break-in, he chases away the thief — Miro (Rafi Gavron), a fifteen-year-old boy — and follows him home to a council flat, where he discovers Miro's mother, Amira (Juliette Binoche), a Bosnian refugee with a refined face and a full peasant body.

Will stakes it out one night and follows the thief, a fifteen-year-old boy, Miro (Rafi Gavron), to an apartment in a council flat, where he discovers Miro's mother, Amira (Juliette Binoche), a Bosnian refugee with a refined face and a full peasant body.

He stakes it out one night and follows the thief, a fifteen-year-old boy, Miro (Rafi Gavron), to an apartment in a council flat, where he discovers Miro's mother, Amira Juliette Binochee), a Bosnian refugee with a refined face and a full peasant body.

Blouses were mostly crisp and collared rather than the full-sleeved peasant variety.

Nor are heavy wallets required to sample Ravagh's full-flavored peasant food.

The raid occurred on market-day when the town was full of peasants who had come in to sell their produce.

Glamorous, full-sleeved peasant blouses were worn with maxiskirts, while long, sheer dresses in the colours of a Moroccan sunset were topped with frizzed Biba hair and heavily dark-rimmed eyes.

They were ridiculous: for obvious political reasons, bread (for instance) was made super-cheap, and all trains from Moscow were full of peasants, each of them bringing home dozens of bread loaves bought in the city, to feed to their cattle and pigs.

There, all-white looks like the one shown here (full, perforated skirt; peasant top — oh so pretty) segued into summery pieces like shorts and a scarf print shift (was there a designer who didn't show a scarf print today?), and a number of even more romantic off-the-shoulder dresses.

Once again, Marji notes, it's the poor who suffer: while Marji attends a "punk" party for which her mother has knitted her a sweater full of holes, peasant boys her age, armed with plastic keys promising them entry to paradise if they are killed, are being sent into battle in Iraqi minefields.

The camp was full of Cambodian peasants, many already condemned to die.