pudgy造句

He pointed to the baker, the pudgy Nazorine.

She says she started lifting weights at age 56 because she felt a little pudgy.

As he spoke, the pudgy man passed Tie14 in black and ran towards Mong Lijun.

Other card manufacturers emphasized Cupid, the pudgy, winged son of Venus, the goddess of love.

This isn't just a pudgy cat – this is a medical issue, overweight cat.

A fighter in the sleeping cabin flung himself to the ground, his pudgy figure shaking and hugging his machine gun.

Fat girls looked at their 160-pound pudgy body, pleaded: "95 pounds is too difficult, to say something real good?"

Although they seemed pudgy, Toydarians were actually quite light, primarily because their tissues were spongy and filled with gas.

He looked around at each of them with his aggressive, pudgy face set in a fierce scowl.

Yao Wenwu, 10, the pudgy-cheeked kid at the top right, has stitches in his head from an injury sustained when his elementary in Beichaun collapsed.

The baker, Nazorine, pudgy and crusty as his great Italian loaves, still dusty with flour, scowled at his wife, his nubile daughter, Katherine, and his baker's helper, Enzo.

I wanted to reach out and touch the pudgy sea baby, but I hesitated, not knowing the rules of this inter-species encounter.

At issue is whether to concede that Mr Prabhakaran, whose pudgy corpse was displayed for television cameras by the army and then burned, is really dead.

If you have a round face, or a pudgy face, you have to leave them a little on the thick side.

I have seen the diplomats' children in Chaoyang, with their white skin, brown hair, big blue eyes; pudgy eleven-year-olds speaking Mandarin over the counter at the coffeehouse.

Not least because in the dead man's pudgy hands he finds a gold cross, ornately worked and made to hang upside down in the way st Peter was said to have been crucified.

Little Soldier blew a sloppy raspberry (of thanks, most likely), her pudgy hands flailing and groping and finally managing to curl around a soft tuft of her father's hair, holding to it tightly.