Sentence examples for hirsute man from inspiring English sources
It's funny when a hirsute man is pulled over for DWTIW — driving while turning into a werewolf.
As a hirsute man — and one who grew up in the age of Aquarius — I can only applaud.
"What about these cicadas?" shouted Fong Saucer, the wolf biologist, a big hirsute man with a nose like a kumquat and an electric yellow beard.
In an extraordinary painting called "Uncle Joe" a hirsute man with a demonic smile relaxes with a cigarette and a bottle of wine on a patch of grass, unaware that he's at the edge of a precipice.
In his 1981 satire "The History of the World, Part I," Mr. Brooks revisits the past, starting with the dawn of hirsute man and ending with the French Revolution, tossing in some religious broadsides along the way.
It's not every day that a strange, hirsute man rewrites a Sony jingle and then dances, poorly, on his deck.
He flips to a photo of several hirsute men sitting around a banquet table.
Butt, printed on pink paper, has a scrappy, intentionally amateurish feel, and features hirsute men in come-hither poses.
Hirsute men have been warned their attractiveness to potential partners may fade as facial hair becomes more prevalent, in a scenario researchers have called "peak beard".
Just after sunset two Sundays ago, at the Hilton hotel in midtown, women in hijabs and, in some cases, black chadors, accompanied by hirsute men, lined up at the escalators.
The Lone Star never charges a cover but has many great events where you can meet like-minded hirsute men, such as Cubcake (second Friday of the month) and great Saturday night parties, including Leader of the Pack (50s music night).
