Some people, who think too much about how to save a few takas, do not call a midwife.' She shook her hairless, wrinkled head.
Maybe one day you'll look down and see a worm, waving its blind, wrinkled head from a hatch it has bored in your leg.
Fairy tale enchantment meets the uncanny as a mermaid eats a raw slice of her own tail and a woman with the wrinkled head of a Sphynx cat poses nude in the sculptural work of Tina Yu.
Feininger took a shot of Oscar Schlemmer's bald, wrinkled, round head from behind that looks like a prank.
You should be a farmer, perhaps, with a rutted face and a wrinkled coat, heading off to church along a dirt road in the Westerwald, the region outside Cologne, sometime around 1925.
He was shorter than Hattie, stocky, densely and neatly made, with a wrinkled, ugly, interesting head; she was vague and languid, elegant, beginning to be faded.
In the title story, told with humor and deadly physical descriptions (one character is "stocky, densely and neatly made, with a wrinkled, ugly, interesting head"), a nineteen-year-old enrages her family by becoming engaged to her much older professor.
Bold abstraction — wobbly, as opposed to hard-edged, yet intense, compared with the artist's earlier canvases — collides with quaint scenes rendered in finicky detail: a VW bus parks at a comet-lit campsite; holiday-makers pilot motorboats across a wrinkled lake; mounted deer heads clutter an ominous salon.
Crying and clinging to 12-year-old Tasleem was her wasted four-year-old sister Sobya, her limbs withered, her face wrinkled, stomach distended, and head disproportionately larger than her body.
