Sentence examples for had woolly from inspiring English sources

Goofy-handsome and with gull-wing bangs swooping back from his forehead, Joe had woolly pecs, a dense Happy Trail and a wardrobe that called to mind a coal-town Oscar Wilde.

One black male has woolly hair and lips that seem "purple against his black skin".

Woolly willow (S. lanata), of northern Eurasia, grows to over 1 metre and has woolly white leaf buds.

Pussy willows, the male form of several shrubby species, have woolly catkins that are considered a harbinger of spring.

Except for the aye-aye, lemurs have woolly fur that is reddish, gray, brown, or black; some species are variously patterned with white.

They have woolly hairs, and the flowers are quite large and occur in the axils of the leaves; they look rather like the flowers of some members of Malvaceae, although they have only 10 stamens.

"He had a woolly hat on, orange trainers, a bomber jacket.

Thus, this week we've had coloured woolly tights, tights under trousers and now socks with smart shoes.

Fulton, sensing a rare scoring opportunity, had a woolly, leaden-footed waft at it and Cook took a sharp catch at first slip.

The results have published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. The view many researchers had about woolly mammoths is that they were a hardy, abundant species that thrived during their time on the planet.

Ms. Johnson said previous documents issued at reviews of the nonproliferation treaty had much "woollier" provisions.