Sentence examples for mane like from inspiring English sources

I stopped combing my hair, let it tangle and frizz into a ratty mane like Patti's.

(Her next project? Styling a Troy Poodle-Malu yarn dog with a long, lush mane like safety Troy Polamalu's).

He was both blond and orange, and large, and the candle behind him on the bookshelf lit up his mane like a halo.

Reports of sightings of a beast with a mane like Aslan prowling in a wheatfield behind the Leisure Glade caravan park just before 7pm on Sunday evening sparked a huge police operation.

Black-glazed Tang horses are very rare and are usually seen with a hogged mane, like the famous one sold in 1989 by the British Rail Pension Fund for $6.1 million, still the world record for Chinese ceramics.

There are plenty of hilarious references to style mavens, and Ms. Bernhard strides out in front of her band, which she calls the United Colors of Benetton, tossing her mane like a diva.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: kinda Brooklyn REBECCA MEAD: It's just looking especially mane-like tonight.

You can say that it is beautiful of course, you can call people's attention to the transparency of color, to the half tints of golden cherry and olive green, to the flowers painted in low relief, to the mane-like hair, and a thousand other things, but you can't "give away" the secret of the picture.

His example lurked in all kinds of places: The Fast Show character Inspector Monkfish (catchphrase: "Put your knickers on and go and make me a cup of tea"), the mane-like hairdo and boorishness that were the calling card of Liam Gallagher, the TV cop homage enacted in the video for The Beastie Boys' 1994 hit Sabotage, still played endlessly on modern music channels.

The Egyptian Museum in Berlin, for instance, contains a colourful vase decorated with his mask-like features and mane-like hair.

Well developed whiskers can grow to mane-like proportions in the winter, during which time the lynx's already fury paws grow extra layers between the toes to create a snowshoe effect.