Sentence examples for to beard from inspiring English sources
noun
Facial hair on the chin, cheeks and jaw.
This can be proved in a simple quiz: To beard or not to beard?
A separate counter is devoted to Beard Papa's cream puffs.
He must be able to beard any foreign minister in Europe in his national den.
Mr. Fairfax was often asked why he chose a rowboat to beard two roiling oceans.
"Don't be a big shot!" he said in a voice loud enough to beard the walls.
He added that he had spoken to Beard since and had no hard feelings.
We could have appealed to beard-stroking Japanese guys, but we went the other route.
The unrest reached the point where, under Mr. Mullet's supervision, several men had to spend days in chicken coops and consent to beard-shearing to help them renew their faith.
I'm thinking this trend has legs, in addition to beards.
"That underlying component will wax and wane when it comes to beards.
"When Rabbani was President," he said, "we had to wear beards, to pray all the time.
