Verwenden Sie „chin“ in einem Satz

1. It was just the instincts of this body that turned her head when big, broad-shouldered men with cleft chins walked by

2. The conclave came forward to dine and to have their chins scratched

3. There was something fascinating about watching these creatures eat, something sordidly gratifying about the way that little dribbles of sauce might run down their chins

4. Well this time the dockmaster was mesmerized as Vatreel aimed the rack toward the shoremen's idle ones, then lifted the whole rack as they glided by and stepped with it, matching his walk along the deck to the drift of the river, til the whole row of bales rolled across and lay resting on their rack while the docksman's chins dropped and he walked half the edge of the deck

5. sits a fat man with chins, all grubby white tee-shirt

6. and trip over their chins

7. impressive by the hydraulic motions of his many chins

8. Juice dribbled down the children"s chins, and they laughed and wiped their faces with fat, sticky little fingers

9. They held their heads well back, and their chins stiff, and

10. To everyone, I say keep your chins up! What makes our system of government so unique, despite its historical trials and set-backs, is an inherent, self-correcting capacity proportionate to our nation‘s collective determination to return social and political balance to the equation

11. No chin—the aliens had no chins! Yuck

12. Almost like a guilty friend, and both of you caught with your chins hanging out by some chick’s windowsill

13. We all stared right back at her as if she had two heads, with our chins hanging about our knees

14. Only the very old ones had anything growing from their chins and that had been thin and scraggly

15. Nico had a clear view of the Warlins before she was kicking their chins with her feet

16. off his several chins

17. The council was composed of eighteen monsters, all in human form, but with long beards hanging from their chins, like goats, and little hats with long horns, and long dresses with red and black colors

18. The bodies of four men were nailed to the rafters with large iron spikes, their throats slit open and their tongues pulled out and nailed to their chins, their eyelids removed

19. “Living scarecrows, eh?” Ma frowned and tapped her numerous chins

20. “Really?” Ma tapped her chins again

21. "I’m not obsessed and I hate dimpled chins --they look silly," Zoe replied and turned back to the window

22. heads on the pillow, duvet tucked under their chins

23. was only a moment until we were up to our chins in hot water and bubbles

24. He was overweight, had too many chins, smiled too much, had clammy hands and, despite a drenching of cologne, smelled sour

25. their chins added to the pleasure and aroused them both

26. over, we would walk erectly with chests out and chins up, a spark in our eyes and

27. As soon as we finished our wine a husky man of fifty or so briskly entered the kitchen and then whispered something into Chin"s ear

28. Chin"s face reddened and then paled

29. The males of the species had the bristles on their chins and under their necks; some sort of flamboyant beard for attracting the gufder babes during the mating season

30. Through bumps on chins, tail's flick and whinny-spins,

31. Harry gets up: ‘They call me ‘Sir Cumference,’ he jokes about his enormous size, ‘I have more chins than the Hong Kong telephone directory

32. His two chins rolled from the top of his orange suit

33. Wide Grip Chins (behind neck) - Grip the chin up bar with palms

34. Martha rubbed her chins thoughtfully

35. Big wet tears formed in her large blue eyes, and her chins quivered in unison

36. Donna rubbed her chins in contemplation

37. that they could not allow such a reality to ruin their lives but simply lift their chins up and

38. Cecil Sparrow peered at him over his spectacles, double chins merging with his oversized neck

39. More chins than Ellie cared to count rested heavily on the woman’s chest

40. An hour later two hot and smiling young women met together on the path they had shovelled, and straightened themselves up, and looked proudly at the results of their work, and laughed at each other's scarlet faces and at the way their noses and chins were covered with tiny beads

41. Earl, the security guard, had cooperated with a composite artist skilled at high-tech computer sketches, but after a few hours of poring over hundreds of different eyes, noses, chins, mouths and hairlines, his brain was fried

42. All looked they were in the same family, with sharp noses and chins that pointed to the same point in front of their faces

43. "You know what Miss Kendall said of decorative surgery, there? They change noses, ears, foreheads, chins, even eyes

44. As their memories unburdened themselves the policeman began sorting a number of thin transparent sheets showing noses, eyes, eyebrows, chins, foreheads, hairlines, cheeks

45. with their chins up

46. The littlies watched, chins resting on the edge of the boat as he prepared to row away

47. All the maids were on their knees, chins on chests, no eyes seeing

48. on their chins you would think them strangers

49. So they used their razor sharp killing blades to shave off the hair from their chins and around their mouths

50. Minding his own business and bliss, Letchard passes by the town and gown of everyday that and this, seeing kids in pyjamas and cats as calm as cameras; and the running children land on their chins and the sun spins down and pops on a pin and Letchard waves to the tin thin light and smiles goodnight-goodnight-goodnight

51. He sees the linen kicking mistresses and chins resting on fists - the fat beer - the over crowded ashtrays and the flat-real world of the seer, as he turns in at an antique store for a peep

52. Minding his own business and bliss, Letchard passes by the town and gown of everyday that and this, seeing kids in pyjamas and cats as calm as cameras; and the running children land on their chins and the sun spins down and pops on a pin and Letchard waves to the tin thin light and smiles goodnight-B

53. " Those who were given knowledge before it, when it is recited to them, they fall to their chins, prostrating

54. And they fall to their chins, weeping, and it adds to their humility

55. We placed shackles around their necks, up to their chins, so they are stiff-necked

56. they circle around each other, chins raised in solemn respect for the wind, speaking and

57. Don Quixote and Sancho got up rather shaken, and, looking about them, were filled with amazement at finding themselves in the same garden from which they had started, and seeing such a number of people stretched on the ground; and their astonishment was increased when at one side of the garden they perceived a tall lance planted in the ground, and hanging from it by two cords of green silk a smooth white parchment on which there was the following inscription in large gold letters: "The illustrious knight Don Quixote of La Mancha has, by merely attempting it, finished and concluded the adventure of the Countess Trifaldi, otherwise called the Distressed Duenna; Malambruno is now satisfied on every point, the chins of the duennas are now smooth and clean, and King Don Clavijo and Queen

58. The chins of the other members of the jury went slowly up and down in their waistcoats in sign of approval

59. "Hirondelle" ended by falling asleep, some with open mouths, others with lowered chins, leaning against their neighbour's shoulder, or with their arm passed through the strap, oscillating regularly with the jolting of the carriage; and the reflection of the lantern swinging without, on the crupper of the wheeler; penetrating into the interior through the chocolate calico curtains, threw sanguineous shadows over all these motionless people

60. bespectacled, aging man with cane in hand, displaying two, maybe three, hard earned chins

61. Fourteen women ran straight at them as if they were chasing thieves, arms pumping, chests thrust forward, chins jutting, some of them laughing but most looking deadly serious

62. Lydia wondered how many chins she had from lying on her back and whether or not her roots showed in the glow of the television

63. Neighbors come over one after another and exclaim and wag their chins

64. Gothic faces, sharp noses, pointed chins

65. The heavy white face was seamed with lines of trouble, the hanging pouches under the closed eyes were leaden in colour, the loose mouth drooped dolorously at the corners, the rolling chins were unshaven

66. Their upper lips burned and cracked, ballooning so dramatically that they obstructed their nostrils, while their lower lips bulged against their chins

67. boys were beginning to stick out their chins

68. With our chins in the cool shade, we drank it in

69. It rose to our chins, to our mouths

70. And it did indeed cause him some difficulty about the fit of his satin stocks, for which chins were at that time useful

71. That’s how I always saw them, hands patting, chins nuzzling, cheeks rubbing

72. brown jars full of picked currants, of powdered sugar and lump sugar, of the scales on the table, and of the pans on the fire, she saw all the Homais, small and large, with aprons reaching to their chins, and with forks in their hands

73. Then the passengers in the "Hirondelle" ended by falling asleep, some with open mouths, others with lowered chins, leaning against their neighbour's shoulder, or with their arm passed through the strap, oscillating regularly with the jolting of the carriage; and the reflection of the lantern swinging without, on the crupper of the wheeler; penetrating into the interior through the chocolate calico curtains, threw sanguineous shadows over all these motionless people

74. But they were well known to be Stoors in a large part of their blood, as indeed was shown by the down that many grew on their chins

75. It was superimposed over a photo she’d set as her display background—three smiling, dark-haired boys resting their chins on the edge of a swimming pool in the bright sunshine

76. In the Basque country of Spain, they prepare fish chins called “kokotxas

77. The chins are not the main attraction of this dish

78. Belov laughed now and his chins shook, giving everyone the impression that his face was about to slip through layers of his neck and vanish into his body

79. I have warned them also that I have hooked fine wires below their chins and eyes

80. The movement catapulted the bodies of Aunt Rose and Uncle Dimity straight away to the carpet, where they lay, their throats severed in a half-moon from ear to ear — which caused them, like the children seated at the table, to have what was the horrid illusion of a smile under their chins; ragged smiles that welcomed in the late arrivals and told them everything with a simple grimace

81. But what's the brain to do when caught like cheese in the throat of a mouse? His own environment thus betrayed him; his own skin, body, colour, voice gave him no chance to extend out into that vast bright world where people tickled ladies' chins and kissed their mouths and shook hands with friends and traded aromatic cigars

82. Little beards on chins and bosoms and loins

83. People would be greatly annoyed if they did not carry their chins in their cravats

84. The mean yellow-glass eyes, the conical chins, the sharp white teeth, the dreadful wiry hair, the brambly sweaters, the iron-colored hands covered with a day’s battle stains

85. His brown slouch hat shaded plump brown-bearded features that melded at the bottom into several chins in lieu of a neck, the top couple sporting a neat goatee

86. The wine ran down over the chins of all four of them

87. They played musical chairs and pass the parcel, ate doughnuts with their hands tied behind their backs, passed oranges to each other under their chins and, of course, ate

88. In the rattlesnake cage the snakes lay with their chins resting on their own coils and they stared straight ahead out of their scowling dusty black eyes

89. In front of the casket a lane opened through the people, and the bearers moved on, their faces stiff with ceremonial solemnity, necks straight, chins down

90. A group of men had gathered to the porch where the lantern burned, and their faces were strong and muscled under the harsh white light, light that threw black shadows of their hats over their foreheads and eyes and made their chins seem to jut out