ponytail造句

She wears her hair in a ponytail.

There is a bow at the end of the ponytail.

You can either try a ponytail or a headband.

Long enough for a ponytail with swing to it.

Then pull back hair into a low ponytail.

Saito called out on a recent week day, her long ponytail shaking as she hopped.

Megan said, her beach blonde hair in a ponytail. "So what's happening?"

Annabel whimpered as she fixed her hair, putting it up in a ponytail.

The snappers started nibbling at my ponytail, they had never seen humans.

I mean my actual father, a retired ironworker from Boston who makes a ponytail look positively butch.

When my time is over, I mop up my face and reassemble my hair into a ponytail.

There's nothing worse than a serious, sensitive ponytail guy or gal with no sense of irony or the absurd.

If you want to know the big cultural difference look no farther than Schwartz's ponytail vs. IBM's typical look.

I wore skorts and Tommy Hilfiger sneakers with red and blue LACES, and my blond hair was frequently in a ponytail.

Simply break the ponytail into two ropes, take a skinny section from the left and add to the right, then repeat to the ends of your hair.

Ray of warm sunlight outside the window in my face, wearing orange clothes at home, wearing a casual ponytail, easy, the real and natural.

From the bar's doorway, a biker with a long oily ponytail pointed at the gun-toting young men. "There they are!

Poor Josie with her horrible side-ponytail and dental headgear is the butt of every joke at her school and gets egged by her supposed date on prom night.

The man doing the helping was a New Zealander in his mid to late forties, with a ponytail, a slight look of Keith Richards and a mouth missing most of its teeth.