Sentence examples for woolly-haired from inspiring English sources
For the eastern Ethiopians have straight hair, while they of Libya are more woolly-haired than any other people in the world.
Woolly-haired Mangalitsa pigs, once a disappearing breed from Hungary and prized for their creamy fat, have made a comeback.
In the play, which Wiletta says "stinks, ain't nothin' at all," Sheldon portrays the old woolly-haired family retainer.
Accompanied by an assistant called Gabriel, a woolly-haired wine-seller drives into a small Dorset town called Folly Down.
Glorious Thebes was now a "village", populated by wretched lentil-eating peasants and "a dark and woolly-haired under-race" who had no notion what the statues meant.
The Oasis was conjured up by a woolly-haired genius called Halliday (Mark Rylance), who died seven years ago, bequeathing an infuriating game.
In the late 1970's one of those fans was a woolly haired youth from Elmont named Vinny, who kept a picture of Joe Namath over his bed.
The skinhead thing was the first time that I was part of a gang and I went from being this woolly haired little kid with a reindeer jumper on, getting shoved into in the queue.
I invited Crick to lunch at the Gay Hussar, a Soho restaurant frequented by politicians and journalists, and he turned out to be an impish, fair-haired fellow of about forty, bursting with energy, and wearing a woolly scarf that made him look like an overgrown schoolboy.
Other long-haired donkeys belong to the American miniature donkey breed that displays the so-called "woolly phenotype", and to the two endangered, related Spanish Zamorano-Leonés and Portuguese Burro de Miranda breeds.
