Sentence examples for some stubble from inspiring English sources
Miliband could even try adding some stubble for the full look.
Used after grain harvest, they usually leave some stubble to help reduce wind erosion and often have seeding equipment.
James Cameron must be kicking himself – if he'd only grown some stubble at least, the academy might have been kinder to him.
At the Stadium, some fans looked twice at Murcer, with his full head of silver hair now down to some stubble, as he walked toward them.
I constantly worried about what people would think of me if they saw a roll of my fat or some stubble from shaving my underarms.
Tall and slim and dressed in a white T-shirt, leather jacket, jeans and biker boots, he's sporting some patchy stubble and "ridiculous" long hair in preparation for the Prince Caspian: Voyage of the Dawn Treader shoot in July ("I do not want extensions again").
Sporting some stylish stubble, a sweater vest and a necktie, Moore looked like a latter-day Bobby Jones in need of a shave, but he earned style points for his modified throwback outfit and substance points for sending iron shots closer to the hole than anyone else in the field.
Hands in his pockets, he sports a three-piece suit tonight along with some designer stubble.
From Prince George to the Biebs to Samuel L. Jackson, the side-by-side comparisons inspire some serious stubble envy.
He has at least ditched his suit, though, and grown some struggle-stubble, so he's no longer at risk of being picked up by a truancy officer.
