Sentence examples for white chest from inspiring English sources

At seventy-one, Iantorno has a weathered complexion, and wore a blue dress shirt unbuttoned to reveal white chest hair.

Now 49, he looks both young and old for his age – boyish but jowly, with white chest hair prodding through his T-shirt, and surprisingly hairy ears.

The short-haired brown tabby, with white chest and paws, spent the first evening trying to sit on Ms. Laureano's head and meowing loudly and unhappily when Ms. Laureano locked her out of the bedroom.

"I said to my husband: 'What do you make of that?' He said: 'That's a lion.'" She said it was tan coloured with a white chest and her husband called the police.

For a month or so dozens of males, which are the largest grouse in North America and can weigh up to seven pounds, show up at the grassy lek and jockey for territory with displays — puffing up a huge collar of white chest feathers, fanning their tail feathers and making popping sounds by slapping together two small yellow air bladders on their chests.

As my widow gets closer and the indefinite becomes concrete, she sees that the young woman's eyes are heavily made up, and that the muff has become a kitten of indeterminate breed — black, with a white chest and two white socks.

Hundreds of kings stand around, sleek yellow and white chests glowing in the sun.

The classic tabby markings are stripes and whorls all over the head, limbs, body, and tail, but mixed-breed tabbies can have "dilute" or broken patterns and, quite often, white chests, undersides and/or paws.

The birds also look different: H. subflava males sport yellow chests and buff-colored flanks, for example, whereas the males of H. peruviana have white chests and reddish-brown flanks.

Gorgon Eyes and Phoenix Feathers, found throughout the game in uncolored chests (white chests in Ascension), increase the maximum amount of health and magic respectively.

With its bright-white chest, its orange webbed feet, and its big orange scimitar bill, it could be an iced toucan.