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Zitate und Redensarten mit dem Wort
jowly.
You can't be vain as an actor. In 'Ab Fab,' we were made up as old women with bald wigs and jowly necks, and we looked fantastic.
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «JOWLY» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
jowly in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
jowly im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
Would this jolly jowly salmon oil" Greenwich Hie of! to visit FRANK Bucxnnn. So
ofl' he went, and his tail gave a flap— Heigh ho! Faun: Bucxnann! So off he went,
and his tail gave a flap, But on his way he met with a trap, Did this jolly jowly ...
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How I Became a Famous Novelist
You know where the word decimate comes from? Ancient Rome. When they'd
conquer a city, they'd go like this: one two three four five six' – the jowly man
counted off among the three of us – 'seven eight nine ten thwack.' He stared at
me and ...
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Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
... folds of skin and flesh on the lower parts of its face) • jowly /'d3au.li/ adjective
She s become increasingly jowly (= the skin and flesh on the lower part of her
face has become looser) as she's got older. joy /d33i/ noun happiness© 1 © [U]
great ...
The officer in charge held out his hand to the jowly one. “It's all right,” he said to
him in German. Then turning to Kajetan, he continued in flawless Polish. “Where
have you been this evening, sir.” “I have been out for a ride, sir. Along the
Wisloka ...
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The Smallest Carbon Footprint in the Land and Other Eco-Tales
Then he looked up at a tree branch and called, 'WAKE UP, JOWLY OWLY!' Jowly
Owly opened one eye. 'To wit?' 'The sea is rising,' called Turkey Lurkey. 'And the
weather is freaky,' said Gander Dander. Jowly Owly opened her other eye.
... how would they like that?!" This declaimed in a vehement stage whisper, came
from the casino door, and caused Seamus and the others in the barroom to look
in that direction. Entering through the door were the jowly man, just finishing ...
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Maya Figurines: Intersections Between State and Household
Intersections Between State and Household Christina T. Halperin. where a
number of miniature masks, figurines, and vessels depict beings with long, jowly
cheeks, slit or closed eyes, large lips, and bodies with large bellies (when
present).
Christina T. Halperin,
2014
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Modern Anglophone Drama by Women
THE ACTRESS: They said you had jowls. MISS LIZZIE: Did they. THE ACTRESS:
The reports of the day said you were definitely jowly. MISS LIZZIE: That was ten
years ago. THE ACTRESS: Imagine. You were only thirty-four. MISS LIZZIE: Yes.
Wearing a pith helmet, safari suit and tennis shoes, a jowly Australian-American
in his early fifties emerges from the chopper.) narrator: This area, within sight of
the notorious Devil's Island, was once the reserve of notorious criminals . . . (
Short ...
very .Jowly. to. len. Shi. MVflid. hff. Ml. teEtll. Willl. llCF. tongue and put her hands
on her hips. She actually tapped her foot. Then she turned back to face him,
unblinking. 'Who's this Jessica woman?' 'Who?' 'I think you heard me the first time
.
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «JOWLY» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
jowly im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Long may he run: Young a hit at Bethel Woods - Times Herald-Record
He invited “Woodstock veterans” to the stage and, tongue in jowly cheek, mused that they jackhammer the cement in front of it so the crowd and ... «Times Herald-Record, Jul 15»
Snubbing Empire is a slightly different kind of dumb for the Emmys …
... plenty from other years, too) which is basically the exact same thing, except given a jowly white gloss and more shadowy cinematography. «National Post, Jul 15»
Steel and shadows | The Economist
The outside world blinked. No more charming lightweights: here was a figure radiating the values of the past, jowly, owlish, slow-spoken and ... «The Economist, Jul 15»
Sir Patrick Stewart: I'm going to play Othello as a white man
Oscar-winner Colin Firth's smooth complexion led to flattering comparisons with his contemporary Hugh Grant, who looked jowly in the Royal ... «Daily Mail, Jul 15»
Remembering Orson Welles At 100
The brash “boy genius” became an overweight, jowly has-been in most eyes, and Welles went into self-exile in Europe doing hack acting work ... «Neviewpoint, Jul 15»
Pete Rose: Former Reds player big topic of discussion at MLB ASG …
His famous mop is now a thinning swath colored an impossible hue of brown, his face sagging and jowly. The bright lights here are not kind. «SI.com, Jul 15»
Bloodthirsty Prosecutor Who Said “We Need to Kill More People …
A recent New Yorker article described Cox as a “jowly sixty-seven-year-old man with thinning white hair,” and reported that he had been ... «Slate Magazine, Jul 15»
Review: Morrissey finally arrives in Minnesota
His five-piece band was anchored as it has been for years by guitarist Boz Boorer, a jowly fan favorite, but its MVP was Gustavo Manzur. «City Pages, Jul 15»
Pete Rose at the Corn Crib: Next Stop, the All-Star Game
His face is jowly, and his once famous Prince Valiant mop is dyed a dark brown. His stomach protrudes, and he moves with the suggestion of ... «New York Times, Jul 15»
America's Game
... during the past month were a welcome reprieve from headlines about corruption and the accompanying images of FIFA's jowly old men. «The New Yorker, Jul 15»