Sentence examples for with woolly from inspiring English sources

"I'm not interested in showing tourist men with woolly faces brandishing guns," he says.

Now Cameron replaces forensic strategic arguments with woolly evocations of Churchillian grandeur and taunting doubters as weak-kneed appeasers.

The open fields around the Picnic House swarm with woolly labradors and sleek greyhounds and their shaggy owners.

Football ought to be synonymous with churned mud, not baked sand; with woolly socks and cleated boots, not Speedos.

At Acne, calf-lengths were given an added dimension with woolly and leather textures, panelled and sensuously slit, but resolutely hitting just below the knee.

Applying new labels to a timeless problem veils the jagged reality with woolly language – often used to justify actions that directly harm those most in need.

Then, in just 15 years, indiscriminate crossbreeding with woollier imported sheep nearly drove them out of existence.

It has a mayor called Sweater (nothing to do with woollies), a shop-owner called Didlum and an unreliable workman called Slyme.

Oversized shearling coats, worn smooth side out with pockets trimmed with the woolly part, appeared in over twenty guises – from classic black, sometimes worn by the male models sharing the catwalk, to printed and a particularly glamrock gold version.

The coats were worn with thick, woolly hose, awkward stilt-heel shoes and sometimes with silken or beaded fringed skirts.

This mind-set stood him in good stead in playing the foul-mouthed, dirty, smelly and nihilistic Compo - once, with his woolly hat, dirty wellies and holed trousers tied up with string, voted the scruffiest character on television.