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white-whiskered

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  • I sat, believe me, and he gave a great white-whiskered grin, chuckling, and poured two stiff tots from the decanter on the buffet.

    THE NUMBERS 2010

  • "Right, McWatters, awa 'wi' them tae the Tombs," he was telling the white-whiskered cove.

    THE NUMBERS 2010

  • When she finishes, Nina barely has time to slip into her floral dress before being stormed by inquisitive academics, including a white-whiskered educational psychologist who wants to talk about developing a program where porn stars work with the handicapped.

    FLY FISHING WITH DARTH VADER MATT LABASH 2010

  • On the side to his left was a stout, white-whiskered fellow in a blue uniform coat frosted with decorations - a marshal if ever I saw one.

    The Sky Writer Geoff Barbanell 2010

  • Gulam Beg was a stout, white-whiskered old cove with silver-rimmed spectacles on the end of his nose, and when I announced that Ilderim Khan of Mogala was my sponsor he was all over me.

    Fiancée 2010

  • New York Tall, white-whiskered and dressed in a tailored suit, Bruce Lundvall is sitting at his desk in the Manhattan headquarters of EMI Music.

    Dr. Yes Will Hear You Now Ashley Kahn 2010

  • New York Tall, white-whiskered and dressed in a tailored suit, Bruce Lundvall is sitting at his desk in the Manhattan headquarters of EMI Music.

    Dr. Yes Will Hear You Now Ashley Kahn 2010

  • "Every book I've borrowed I've returned," Hay says, a smile crinkling his white-whiskered face.

    George Austin Hay says goodbye after 55 years of federal service and acting gigs 2010

  • New York Tall, white-whiskered and dressed in a tailored suit, Bruce Lundvall is sitting at his desk in the Manhattan headquarters of EMI Music.

    Dr. Yes Will Hear You Now Ashley Kahn 2010

  • Pencherjevsky had simmered down a good deal by this time; he had ordered a brew of punch, and invited East and myself to join him, and we were sipping at the scalding stuff by the hall fire when the Cossack came in, an old, stout, white-whiskered scoundrel with his belt at the last hole. 32 He was grinning, and had his nagaika in his hand.

    The Sky Writer Geoff Barbanell 2010

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