She had the stout build and burst-capillary complexion of this "transitional" area's pre-gentrification residents.
The whiskery shark has a moderately stout build, with an almost "humpbacked" appearance.
"The people asked me to come here and provide security," he told me in a soft voice incongruous with the stout build typical of the Turkmen who make up 95percentt of the Qalizal population.
The stouter build and more bent shape of the mandible shows that the Rodrigues starling used greater force than the hoopoe starling when searching and perhaps digging for food.
But if the change is not granted, the firm says it will then build two stouter, market-rate buildings, 28 and 24 stories tall, which it has the legal right to do under existing zoning.
But later, after we returned to Kobani, I bumped into four bewildered, hump-backed figures, stout of build with huge backpacks, just-arrived ex-army demolition experts from New Zealand, the UK, and France, commissioned by a Danish NGO.
Shortly thereafter (in 1613) James I of England granted Derry to the citizens of London who laid out the new city, built stout walls, and brought in Protestant (both English and Scottish) settlers.
You're looking at two schools built stout at the interior, two schools who like to run the ball, two schools who generally play good defense, although Nebraska has not really done so yet this season.
By 1405, a stout wall was built to protect the property and maintain the privacy of the Order, particularly its church where men and women alike came to worship.
Corvids are strongly built, stout-billed birds 23 71 cm (9 28 inches) long, some being the largest passerines.
Sing Sing marble, Onondaga limestone, brownstone from Paterson, New Jersey, and Dorchester, Canada — the latter so hard it could hold an edge for a hundred years; everything cut too thick and built too stout, for fear that it might not bear up in buildings of such dizzying height.
