At one point, he reproduces the melodic line -- E flat, Rita's lovely eyes; F, her fulsome lips; F sharp, her delicate cheek" -- but in so doing, reveals a most uninspired tune.
Gashes of stubble on his drawn cheeks, sharp chin.
They have spiny fins and rough, prickly scales; some also have a sharp spine on each cheek.
The best run that Sunday was made by a man who flew several feet into the air before each turn, his skis cutting into the mountainside at such a sharp angle that his cheeks looked to be touching the snow.
The individual components are odd – super-sweet burnt white chocolate ice-cream tasting like Scottish tablet (no bad thing, in my book), an airy and vaguely medicinal parsley and pistachio cake, cheek-squeezingly sharp raspberry powder – but, eaten together, they suddenly make glorious, harmonious sense.
Allmon stooped and studied his father's face with care: the sharp, sure lines of his cheeks and chin, his brow creased even in sleep, his freckles like tiny smudges of dirt.
The production has a razor-sharp tongue-in-cheek edge that cuts in at the slightest hint of sweetness.
They can also receive injury in the cheek pouch by sharp objects damaging the fragile inner lining.
A mask from Cameroon with slitlike eyes, a sharp nose and bulging squirrel cheeks stands on a pedestal.
He doesn't do a direct impersonation but effectively suggests the cockiness, charm and downright cheek of the sharp-witted manager.
