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That he was bare-chested in a grass skirt may have contributed to the couple's initial chemistry.
And he was bare-chested under his coat, since he had swapped his own shirt for the two he brought back with him.
Krishnan had come from the temple; he was bare-chested and wearing a dhoti, and he was in such poor health that he could barely walk on his own.
By now he was baring his fangs at the crowd, which was going bonkers by degrees.
He was so angry at the time that he was "baring his teeth" and spitting as he spoke, Sheppard said.
But, just as his big lips went glossy and he was baring his shovel teeth, she said, "I like to play pool, though.
That means you, Mike Tannenbaum, Bill Muir, Maurice Carthon, Todd Haley and the rest of the Parcellulites, as Steve Serby of The New York Post dubbed disciples of the chunky tyrant when he was baring and cutting his coaching legend's teeth with the Giants.
But unlike Charles Dickens, who produced plot-driven novels to order, he was baring bits of his soul to a timetable, coping, on the one hand, with the growing fury of his family and, on the other, with the ever-present fear of failure.
In this picture, he was baring his torso as part of a campaign for the animal rights group Peta.
Also known as Das Unheimlichste des Unheimlichen ("The Strangest of the Strange"), he was bare-chested and wore white/Columbia-blue polyester dazzle basketball shorts.
He's bare footed and cabbages have fallen from his cart.
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