Sentence examples similar to hair making from inspiring English sources

Yet we've long run out of descriptors for the light-socket hairdo made famous by wretched, slimy, reptilian boxing promoter Don King.

Mr. Royo, who had favored his hair short, with a square cut in the back, thinks the hairdo makes him appear "menacing and cool".

For all that Davis was the late 60s/early 70s radical who stuck it to the man, for all that her indomitable spirit and iconic hairdo made her a poster girl for African-Americans, feminists and anyone with a radical consciousness, this is perhaps Davis's key significance now – a woman who comes at the hottest political issues from unexpected and inspiring angles.

With Villa's captain, Dennis Mortimer, out injured, Barton entrusted the leadership of the team to McNaught – the perfect choice, and not just because the Scottish centre-back's towering frame and blonde helmet hairdo made him look like the fearsome elder brother of A Clockwork Orange-era Malcolm McDowell, fitting for the night of ultra-violence ahead.

Even her hairdo makes her look rounder than she is.

The heightened hairdo made popular by "the King" -- who would have turned 77 on Sunday (January 8) -- has been remixed by musicians such as Gwen Stefani, Alicia Keys, Adam Lambert, Rihanna, Janelle Monae and Bruno Mars.

Fall's subtle tweaks on standard hairdos make for a look that's simple — but with a dollop of intrigue.

As a hairdo, select the medium featherhead hairdo and make it white.

We decided that Cheep was a girl, with that bouffant hairdo that made her look twice her size, and Chirp was a boy, because he was the epitome of the gallant male.

Nicole Kidman, with a hairdo that makes her look like a red-headed Grace Kelly, plays an upper-class Englishwoman living in a big house on Jersey, in the Channel Islands, at the end of the Second World War.

The one thing Beyond the Beehive doesn't offer is the hairdo Ronnie Spector made famous: the beehive of 1964 was long ago replaced by a tousled rock-star haystack.