Sentence examples for haircut from inspiring English sources

She wears a regatta-style blazer, has a boyish haircut and natural presence.

But the biggest change is undoubtedly the absence of Cowell, the man whose acerbic putdowns, geometric haircut and freakishly incandescent teeth put the show on the map in the first place.

On Friday afternoon, taking a break from my office, and the endless emails and calls about the atrocities, I went to get a haircut.

"I am a short, tenacious woman running around trying to fit in a haircut.

But it shows that Yorkshire yobs had no time for the unusual, so the Human League singer's decision to parade around town with his distinctive haircut – short one side, long and hippy the other – always seemed to me to be brave in the extreme.

He's also on the telly sometimes, but often not (he blames his haircut).

She has earned her rest and won't be made suddenly productive by a harsh haircut.

Barely a year would pass without him unveiling a newer and more drastically age-inappropriate haircut.

Also, apologies to Jude Law, who didn't wear black tie to the opening night because it didn't go with his hat, which he had to wear to "conceal a new haircut" for filming Anna Karenina.

As for the haircut, I won't try to justify it, except to say that it gives Johnny Hun a fright.

But worse, far worse, we have "a tendency to be over 45 with the haircut of a WW2 fighter pilot".