Usa "gray-haired" in una frase
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gray-haired
1. Heather’s scream did not detour our gray-haired host
2. Good thing the bandits who found you couldn’t wield a blade worth a damn, eh?” The gray-haired physician squinted to focus on the bloody flesh once more before producing damp cloths to clean and bandages to secure
3. The gray-haired man hummed as he worked and only looked up as the Prafect cleared his throat
4. “Yes, sir!” The Nord ran off to the gray-haired doctor’s tent, calling out as he approached
5. The big, gray-haired man and the tiny, silent cat understood each other
6. Instead, a gray-haired man in crisp black military fatigues greeted her with a smile
7. One was an old, gray-haired woman, so old that the little children of
8. Yet here I was, seeing myself in photos, playing cards with the Baron and the Pope, looking seriously drunk alongside a very healthy, yet still fat, gray-haired Elvis, and all very naturally it would seem, having birthday cake alongside the Queen of England
9. Their knock brought the gray-haired Madame Macziewsie to her door
10. It was answered by the gray-haired proprietress, and when he explained in Polish that they were seeking accommodations for a few days, she welcomed him in
11. She had stayed a little while after the other guests had gone, to help the gray-haired bride wash the dishes
12. George saw the reaction and reassured his gray-haired friend
13. The gray-haired halfling gazed with interest at the small house
14. The gray-haired Leader glanced over the engineer’s shoulder and gazed at the group of travelers
15. Valinor was a gray-haired elf
16. He was blind, gray-haired and filthy
17. Slowly, the gray-haired Treasurer rose to his feet from
18. hill, gray-haired, ugly, nerd! Also, I have identity issues with
19. Detective Holliday day was gray-haired, and balding
20. One look at small yellowish rolls being scooped out of a pan of boiling lard by a gray-haired woman made her salivate
21. The gray-haired man saluted Stan, who saluted back, then cleared his voice
22. He was a severe, gray-haired man whose nose looked like it had been broken many times in the past
23. They were all watching a tall, gray-haired man who was standing just outside the security office
24. A gray-haired man and a white
25. The father stopped in the doorway, stunned by unexpected company and the gray-haired man sitting in his traditional place
26. The music stopped and the gray-haired vampire that drove the 353
27. When Earring Dude rapped on the caravan, a panel slid to the side and a gray-haired woman stuck out her head
28. O'Neil was a handsome, gray-haired Irish-American in his early fifties
29. And now he was a gray-haired old fool, still hoping that one day Kate Blackwell would realize there was someone who loved her very deeply
30. Just then there was a tap at the door and a midsized gray-haired old guy appeared in the doorway
31. I am now a portly, gray-haired gentleman
32. Pete Daniels then calls for an older gray-haired white male to take the stand
33. Annette was plump and gray-haired, the expression on her face unwelcoming and suspicious
34. He burped and was going for the last of his wine when a gray-complexioned, gray-haired man in a gray sports jacket came up the stairs with a couple of goons at his heels
35. Behind her on one side was a man, gray-haired but well preserved, wearing khaki shorts and a loud Hawaiian shirt, and behind her on the other side was a dark-haired woman with bright eyes and a wide smile, wearing an ankle-length shift made of pale linen
36. He’d formed a tentative judgment of the stocky, gray-haired general after he’d been relieved as commander of the Charisian 3rd Division and passed through Tairys on his way to assume command of the Army of the Daivyn
37. When it was over (Kinnakee lost), there on the field were her two gray-haired parents and her sister, three solid ovals, encased in rough wool coats, all rushing to her side, all smiling with such pride and gratitude you’d have thought she’d cured cancer, their eyes crinkled behind three sets of rain-speckled glasses
38. (This sends unpleasant images dancing through my head of potential roommates who are all gray-haired, ponytailed, beret-wearing, Wavy Gravy look-alikes
39. The gray-haired man sitting next to Mr
40. My old friend and boss is a gray-haired, lumpy-featured, fifty-three-year-old cop with more than twenty-five years’ experience in Homicide
41. ‘What devil brought them here?’ thought he, while Tikhon was putting the nightshirt over his dried-up old body and gray-haired chest
42. ‘That is the Dutch ambassador, do you see? That gray-haired man,’ she said, indicating an old man with a profusion of silver-gray curly hair, who was surrounded by ladies laughing at something he said
43. The crowd drew up to the large table, at which sat gray-haired or bald seventy-year-old magnates, uniformed and besashed almost all of whom Pierre had seen in their own homes with their buffoons, or playing boston at the clubs
44. Nevertheless, it is probable that the inhabitants were disturbed, for a tiny, square window was finally seen to open on the third story, and at this aperture appeared the reverend and terrified face of a gray-haired old man, who was the porter, and who held a candle
45. Stanley Hopkins led us first to the house, where he introduced us to a haggard, gray-haired woman, the widow of the murdered man, whose gaunt and deep-lined face, with the furtive look of terror in the depths of her red-rimmed eyes, told of the years of hardship and ill-usage which she had endured
46. He would finish his time at Nertchinsk, and then—more than one gray-haired old man speculates in this way
47. On his right, and beside him, lay a gray-haired major, supporting himself on his elbow, and playing for half a ruble with affected coolness, and settling up immediately
48. The most important personages among them—the two gun-sergeants—placed themselves nearest the officer's light and bed;—one was old and gray-haired, with every possible medal and cross except the George;—the other was young, a militia-man, who smoked cigarettes, which he was rolling
49. She wept bitterly, evidently seeing for the first time that gray-haired man on the other side of the net, manacled, in a prison jacket, and with head half shaven
50. Nearest of all to the table was a gray-haired woman in black, evidently the mother of a consumptive young man in a rubber jacket, who stood before her
