moustache造句

His lips are roofed by a moustache.

But if you had a little moustache!

He is clean shaven, with a pencil-thin moustache.

Does he think the girl shouldn't have done the moustache?

Tom Whitney, the engineering VP, had the largest moustache of all.

The corners of his moustache twitched. "it was definitely in the 'ridiculous' category," he said.

Governments' obsession about home ownership has contributed as much to the meltdown as any moustache-twirling financier.

Over lunch I find myself sitting under Genrikh Yagoda - a thin, cadaverous-looking man with a black moustache.

Not everyone sees America's fiery ambassador—with his remarkable white walrus moustache under a reddish-brown thatch—quite that way.

The younger detainee, who wore a faint moustache, shuffled his feet nervously, not knowing what to say.

Enjoy effortlessly masquerading behind a character moustache while drinking your favourite tea or coffee, explore your favourite masculine expression!

Indeed, because the moustache is still considered by most young people as old-fashioned and outdated, growing one can be a symbol of independence and originality.

ONCE the art of disguise would rely on a false moustache, a wig and probably a touch of make-up to foil an identification check.

The sitter’s pearls and emeralds, his gold sword hilt and black bristling moustache dazzle in a way that no undecorated sepia print could duplicate.

A boat came up to the landing, and a middle-aged man, with grey hair and dark moustache, stepped on shore.

But there on the extreme left, legs crossed, with his long, intent nose and his immature moustache (he is 22, young for such work), sits Richard Sonnenfeldt.

The man with a toothbrush moustache urged Feng Yun-ching: "Well, now, what about selling out twenty thousand? The prices have been rising steadily for three days now-they must turn and come down again soon!"

Feng Yun-ching burst out, his face quite pale now. His straggly moustache twitched nervously, and his eyes glazed. He stared at his concubine with a mingled look of suspicion and alarm.

Facial hair proved surprisingly popular: 28 per cent of those surveyed admitted they liked a goatee and 21 per cent said they would like to meet a man with a moustache.

The director promptly became conscious of his dignity at the mention of the word " education. " Twisting his thick moustache, he said with a sigh, "This fighting has certainly caused a loss to students of different ages, to say nothing of other people.

He closed his eyes and opened them again but what he saw did not change. There, sitting by the window with a thick moustache twitching over his upper lip as he talked to someone opposite him, was no other than the director of the Bureau of Education.