Sentence examples for reddish face from inspiring English sources

He has a full, reddish face, a thick head of silver hair, and a majestic midsection.

Whenever someone mentions "1973," or "junior high school," this small, delicate, reddish face is what I see in my mind's eye.

The gray partridge has a reddish face and tail, gray breast, barred sides, and a dark U shape on the belly; sexes look alike.

One of Charlotte's author friends described her as "underdeveloped, thin and more than half a head shorter than I... [with] a reddish face, large mouth and many teeth gone; altogether plain" (ouch).

The mesmerizing enigma of that reddish face painted over and over again, with the wide laugh and the eyes tightly shut from the hilarious strain, is subject to a multitude of interpretations.

When he is not wearing his tortoise-shell glasses, Mr. Vance, with a reddish face, red hair that has mostly faded to gray, and a relaxed posture, seems more California surfer than New York prosecutor.

They've both got sandy hair and cracked reddish faces, like they're already old men.

Dressed in camouflage pants and a black sweater, he was a hulking figure — more oversized Teddy bear than lumberjack, with a shock of reddish-blond hair, a ruddy face, and an infectious grin.

Timoney, who is fifty-eight, has short reddish-gray hair and the ruddy face of an Irish boxer.

(iv) Blue coloration in the red face refers to blue spots in the normally reddish brown coloration of the head.

His wife, Tipper, his daughter Kristin, and advisers like William C. Daley, his campaign chairman, had shuttled in and out before Mr. Gore sat down to answer questions in a reddish armchair, facing an end table with two family photographs and a vase of pink flowers.