Sentence examples for sideburns with from inspiring English sources

The man plucked at one of his sideburns with sullen impatience; the girl sat upright and glanced nervously at him.

His hair was swept back in luxuriant furrows from the crown of his high forehead, and he wore his wide sideburns with panache.

Also, he had short black sideburns with streaks of gray in them, a boxer's build, a Ph.D. in English literature from Harvard, and no wife or girlfriend.

It's not just that Beverly is a braying arriviste who preys on her guests and treats her husband, Laurence Andy Nymann, sporting some serious period sideburns), with a contempt that makes Edward Albee's Martha in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" look a model of decorum.

My son has long dreadlocks, today's version of the big Afro, and mutton-chop sideburns with which I upset my own parents.

Many of the guys we met told us stories of soldiers or police officers beating them and cutting their sticky sideburns with scissors or knives.

The most popular look is stubble -- that's if you look in the magazines GQ, Esquire -- the guy has stubble and sometimes stubble with layering, with thicker sideburns, or with a mustache.

The distinguished sportswriter Frank Deford was tall, lean, and sideburned, with a Clark Gable pencil mustache, well-tailored clothes, and often a frisson of purple silk at the neck or breast.

My husband's is next to his left ear, which results in one Vanilla Ice sideburn, with lines and zigzags naturally shaved in.

After impersonating Elvis Presley on Halloween for a few years, a Seattle cabdriver, David Groh, discovered that his costume -- a rhinestone-studded jumpsuit, mutton-chop sideburns darkened with black mascara and outsize tinted glasses -- was wildly popular with passengers.

Nevertheless, at 7 P.M., O'Sullivan appeared, walking out under the lights in answer to the snookering nickname that he has had since he was a teen-ager, "Ronnie (the Rocket) O'Sullivan!" In a dinner suit and his blue boots, his sideburns shot with gray, he looked like a croupier on his way home from work.