You may love those fancy carvings or prefer the traditional triangular eye holes and jagged grin.
By John Updike Walter Abish, though he has published relatively late and little, projects a distinct presence in contemporary letters, in part because of the black triangular eye patch that distinguishes his photograph on book jackets.
Walter Abish, though he has published relatively late and little, projects a distinct presence in contemporary letters, in part because of the black triangular eye patch that distinguishes his photograph on book jackets.
Some fathers have triangular eyes.
Rufus is distinctive for his triangular eyes and football-shaped head.
Dark-haired, with large, nearly triangular eyes, Mr. Burke joined "Naked City" in its second season, when it was expanded from 30 minutes to an hour.
Hadley could see that he'd gone to painstaking trouble carving the pumpkin head: it was large, bulbous, weirdly veined and striated, twice the size of a normal man's head, with triangular eyes, a triangular nose, and a mouth studded with fang-teeth.
In his compulsive compiling of data about dogs, in his theorizing about which traits (long or short nose, round or triangular eyes, short or long fur) make for a perfect Akita and in his raising of the dogs themselves, he elevated the breeding of Akitas into a kind of Japanese art form, similar, in its rigid doctrine and hierarchy, to the tea ceremony or flower arranging.
Give it a toothy grin, a triangular nose, and triangular eyes to make it look more pumpkin-esque.
If he moves his eyes in a triangular pattern (eye to eye to nose/mouth), he likes the way you look.
Her sister, Jessica, recalled that during the writing of Christmas Pudding, a comedy of errors set in the shires over the course of a few days in December, Nancy spent months "giggling helplessly by the drawing room fire, her curiously triangular green eyes flashing with amusement, while her thin pen flew along the lines of a child's exercise book".
