shaved造句

We shaved them off for us.

He shaved his face with a razor.

To be shaved was a fashion of Florentine respectability.

This old man shaved his shaggy black beard.

She shaved her head and became a nun.

One of the skaters I'd met suddenly shaved his head and disappeared one night.

Frank got a haircut, shaved his straggly beard and also removed two nose rings.

Cavemen probably shaved with stone knives, and there's some suggestion that they may even have trimmed their hair with fire.

Except for a shaved head and a hoop earring, the Happy Buddha and I could have been brothers.

But like the traditional samurai hairstyle (shaved pate and topknot), such attitudes are looking increasingly out of date.

He quickly ran upstairs, fetched his razor, lathered the goat's head, and shaved her as clean as the palm of his hand.

Amazon's designers did what they should have done a long time ago: they shaved away a lot of that empty beige (or now dark gray) plastic margin.

The huge red doors slid open and a hunky fireman with shaved head listened to my tale and said he'd ask his boss.

On a beautiful warm day, Madeleine showered, shaved her legs with extra care, and put on her first spring dress: an apple-green baby-doll dress with a bib collar and a high hem.

He was a man of medium height, with a puffy face and little eyes; he was close-shaven, and it looked as though his moustaches had not been shaved, but had been pulled out by the roots.

John Heitinga picked up Sneijder and slung him over his shoulder as Netherlands captain Giovanni van Bronckhorst, a Brazil shirt in hand, leaped up and rubbed Sneidjer’s closely shaved head.

Furthermore, many of the men manning the temple's numerous cash registers-men with shaved heads and wearing monks' robes-admit they're not monks but employees paid to look the part.