hippy造句

The kind of hippy that gets infrequent haircuts and ponders poetry and thinks about art.

So for the spoilt hippy in your life, what could be more wonderful than MixMyGranola.

The kind of hippy who eats raw corn, right off the cob, picked from a nearby farm.

Dragon Xiaoqi panting at Zhao Ying, not only did not speed up, but slowed down the speed, hippy smile.

Confined to the hippy weekend wardrobes, however, and as an alternative to the oft-repeated gladiator sandal, clogs, say two cult shoe designers, have an important place.

Mr Hart, for all his burly, hippy affability, was a cyber-revolutionary, with a snappy list of the effects he expected e-books to have

This fashion for long hair continued through the 1960s and 1970s, with Audrey Hepburn's chic up-do giving way to the long, centre-parted hippy look.

The show launched in the US on 13 September 1969 with a cast of cartoon teenagers - the sensible, all-American leader Fred, bespectacled and brainy Velma, pretty Daphne and the bumbling hippy Shaggy.

The bar and restaurant is where the beautiful people hang out. The food is superb but it is another over-priced, over-designed hangout and I would rather have been back on the hippy beach.

In 1964, a daughter, Marina Louise Bukowski, was born to Bukowski and his then live-in girlfriend, whom he disparaged as a "white-haired hippy", "shack-job" and "old snaggle-tooth" , Frances Smith.