Sentence examples for stubble of a from inspiring English sources

Her hands were clasped around the hog stubble of a large boy's neck, and they were swaying in the center of the hexagon.

He was Patrick E. Barber, a lawyer with a silver stubble of a beard, paid by the county and state to help make the criminal justice system as fair to the poor as it is to the rich.

Mr. Holman, who has a stubble of a beard and wears large round glasses and a velveteen blazer, cycled in from his TriBeCa loft on an old Raleigh seven-speed on this morning.

The local farmers were out in force along the way, with the most dramatic decoration a vast hen in a basket etched out on the stubble of a cornfield by the Tarn's farmers, matched later on by a massive cockerel from the agriculteurs of the Aveyron.

Besides the average stubble of a few days without a shave, Davey never has much facial hair.

Off the court, an antic-looking muscular man with the shoulder-length graying hair and stubble of an aging hippie cupped her face in his hands and delicately kissed her forehead.

He dresses in a natty black outfit under a stubble of red beard that enhances his roguish presentation.

He is a rather stocky man, powerfully built, and with a massive squarish head and a stubble of white hair cut so short that it stands straight up, and he looked, I thought, about twenty years younger than someone who had celebrated his seventieth birthday the month before had any business looking.

"'I used to spit," said Lu Xiufeng, 68, a retired machinist in Bei Hai, with a stubble of gray on his head and on his chin, "but not anymore, since we are paying a lot more attention to ordinary hygiene.

Mr. Schumacher had spent the night in his car and looked it, from rumpled cargo pants to a stubble of beard.

At the Allen & Co. media confab in Sun Valley last week, Rupert Murdoch walked less briskly than he did just a few years ago, his shoulders stooped, his head shorn of all but a stubble of white hair, making him look his age (eighty-three).