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For each of the two sublime passes of SBW, there was a scrum where the squat, rough-bearded face of Dan Cole had every reason to smile at a job well done.

England chasing New Zealand's silky skills Eddie Butler at Twickenham 2010

"Hold tight," Hunter Predd whispered in his ear, rough-bearded face pressing close to his own, strong arms fastening a safety line in place.

Morgawr BROOKS, Terry 2002

"Hold tight," Hunter Predd whispered in his ear, rough-bearded face pressing close to his own, strong arms fastening a safety line in place.

Morgawr Brooks, Terry 2002

"Hold tight," Hunter Predd whispered in his ear, rough-bearded face pressing close to his own, strong arms fastening a safety line in place.

Morgawr Brooks, Terry 2002

Above, someone screamed, and a rough-bearded human pitched outward from the brushy face of the cliff to land in a sprawl not a dozen feet from where Agate huddled.

The Covenant of the Forge Parkinson, Dan 1993

Above, someone screamed, and a rough-bearded human pitched outward from the brushy face of the cliff to land in a sprawl not a dozen feet from where Agate huddled.

The Covenant of the Forge Parkinson, Dan 1993

He was a tall, strong, rough-bearded man, with that strained expression of face which is often worn by people of dim sight.

Speeches from the Dock, Part I Various

The matter had been forgotten; the vacancies had long since been filled; indeed, two whole years had passed, when one day there walked into Mardan Cantonment a ragged, rough-bearded, hard-bitten gang of seventeen men, carrying two rifles.

The Story of the Guides G. J. Younghusband

Shut in that little office behind the iron bars, bending over the great books sometimes far into the night, looking out each pay-day through a little arched window on grimy faces and rough-bearded men who held out toil-worn hands to receive the week's earnings which long before another week would find their way into some saloon-keeper's till or gambler's pocket.

The Transformation of Job A Tale of the High Sierras Frederick Vining Fisher

But how can we two rough-bearded men provide for all the nameless, wants and cares of a frail female child?

The International Monthly, Volume 2, No. 4, March, 1851 Various