Usar "portly" en una oración

1. Prince Ahmed, wearing furry slippers, a pair of boxer shorts with Snoopy on them, and a frilly bathrobe, sits miserably on the silk sheets of his huge canopy waterbed, while his portly, graying American lover, RICCI BAOLONI, cardigan sweater and cotton briefs, plays softly at the white baby grand piano nearby

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2. Peter Dooley was a portly man

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3. Overnight he turned into a fine looking gentleman and bought drinks for city whiz kids, rich bankers and portly brokers in the hotel bar

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4. rich bankers and portly brokers in the hotel bar

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5. since last here,’ there was a bitter edge to the portly man’s tone

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6. At first glance he seemed so unassuming; a portly little man with a balding head

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7. ‘I'd like you two to hold it there a minute if you please,’ said the somewhat portly policeman, whose name was Phil

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8. His portly shape was unmistakable

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9. portly with age, and his pack every year becomes bigger, owing to the

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10. The chef was a kind if slightly portly man and said: “No problem mate, it is prepared with love, help yourself then

11. They ranged in age from young to old and in build from emaciated to portly

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12. Ted brushed off the reference to his rather portly exterior and

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13. Vic grabbed a portly office clerk by the tie and tightened it so much his neck fat wobbled over his collar

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14. used to be called portly

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15. Within seconds Bryony’s legs were freed, but she needed Zach’s help to manoeuvre her portly pig body into a standing position

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16. He was a portly man of less than average height who worked for an insurance company

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17. His portly frame was encased in what appeared to be a jumper, the picture or pattern knitted into the front so faded that it was possible to stare at it for a lifetime and not decipher its origins

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18. He was a short portly man and to see someone of that stature being thrown about as Bridget commented was worrying

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19. A portly middle-aged woman answered the door

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20. As they had finished viewing the place, a key opened the front door and in walked the large portly figure of the other tenant who introduced himself as Ted Brown

21. Aram Baksh came forward, walking softly, a portly man, with a black beard that swept his breast, a jutting hook-nose, and small black eyes which were never still

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22. Within minutes of my attack, the portly Wizard of Healing was standing before me

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23. Now, in his middle years, he had let himself go, was more portly, and thus, even more massive than all his younger officers

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24. A portly prince, the elder and most seniors of the expedition, is inside this vehicle and is wearing his flowing white national dress

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25. The captain of the freighter was a portly old man who, with his wife, had piloted freighters for half a century

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26. They pushed him over the edge and the cord took the weight of the capsule and the portly naturalist

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27. however he eventually recognised the portly figure of Owen

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28. The portly old doc entered the room holding his wooden ruler out

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29. Surprisingly the portly fellow got straight to the point of what he had to

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30. swung open and a short portly old man with salt and pepper

31. The portly, retired looking cop looked like he was in a

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32. (The portly judge had tried on a

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33. the parking garage and was greeted by a portly fellow with

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34. The portly fellow not wanting to

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35. He turned around and watched a portly

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36. When he answered the door he was accosted by a portly

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37. Nikita, a bald, portly man of 58, smiled reassuringly to his wife

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38. But our old lady was portly

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39. He dropped the portly dwarf at their

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40. a niece of yours?” Samantha smiled brightly at the portly old woman

41. The portly Gadkari is an interesting combination of bon vivant and swayamsevak

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42. One of the portly men sporting a three-piece charcoal

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43. The portly silhouette hesitated a moment more, and then

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44. Chuck leaned his portly torso in over the table

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45. The portly woman eased back into her recliner and absorbed every last syllable that the new arrival uttered

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46. He even went to far as to raise his hand as if smoking a pipe but was quickly reminded where he was, by a rather grumpy sort of coughing noise, followed by a sneer, from a rather portly gentleman whom had been standing next to him, who just happened to be holding a pipe

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47. A portly shaped man with sunburned brown skin and a bushy mustache opened the door

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48. “Aye, what have we here?” A portly, bearded man smelling of beer wiped his mouth with the back of his sleeve

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49. exhibition, and in walked a portly business man, no trace was left of the dashing

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50. There was Emmanuel Licos, a rich, portly Greek from Khartoum who moved about South Kensington in a late model Mercedes

51. Haik was a big portly man with a round, chubby face and a bushy mustache

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52. Find yourself a portly Greek

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53. I am now a portly, gray-haired gentleman

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54. As rapid a pace as my portly figure would allow me

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55. " Entered the office and suddenly the door bursts open and a portly Hiram bustled out and stared at me for a moment with wide-eyed bewilderment and then with a hoarse cry rushed to embrace me

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56. I flirted with bald shopkeepers and portly porters and basked in their lavish compliments of my American-accented Italian

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57. He was an aging portly built man complete with beard and tattoos

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58. As a matter of fact, he was a bit too "portly," but he carried his extra weight well; in fact, it

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59. "Are you mixing that other bowl of punch?" said Stryver the portly, with his hands in his waistband, glancing round from the sofa where he lay on his back

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60. This was a gentleman no longer young, of a stiff and portly appearance, and a cautious and sour countenance

61. portly, but still free and airy

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62. I swung around to find a bald headed, portly guy, about 5''10' standing just behind me

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63. “He looked kinda portly, 5'10-ish, shaved head” the doctor told me

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64. Is the bald portly guy coming

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65. Mr Bloom put on his hat and saw the portly figure make its way deftly through the maze of graves

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66. One night, though, one of our guys went into a house where a rather portly Iraqi decided he didn’t want to come along nicely

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67. The owner, a portly man in his sixties with spectacles, took only a second before shaking his head

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68. One night, though, one of our guys went into a house where a rather portly Iraqi decided he didn’t want to come along nicely

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69. They are each a mound of clay, and the potter that is the portly, shiny-faced commandant is throwing four hundred identical pots

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70. Little Portly is missing again; and you know what a lot his father thinks of him, though he never says much about it

71. I got out of him that young Portly hasn't learnt to swim very well yet, and I can see he's thinking of the weir

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72. 'Well, it seems that it was there he gave Portly his first swimming-lesson,' continued the Rat

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73. And it was there he used to teach him fishing, and there young Portly caught his first fish, of which he was so very proud

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74. And look! Why, there he is, the little fellow!' And with a cry of delight he ran towards the slumbering Portly

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75. As they drew near the familiar ford, the Mole took the boat in to the bank, and they lifted Portly out and set him on his legs on the tow-path, gave him his marching orders and a friendly farewell pat on the back, and shoved out into mid-stream

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76. becoming manliness and maturity, that symmetrized nobly with that air of distinction and empire with which nature had stamped it, in a rare mixture with the sweetness of it; still nothing had he lost of that smooth plumpness of flesh, which, glowing with freshness, blooms florid to the eye, and delicious to the touch; then his shoulders were grown more square, his shape more formed, more portly, but still free and airy

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77. Inside, the policeman found an old, portly farmer, the farmer’s wife, and their live-in laborer

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78. On the ancient pavement, laid out in patterns, sunk into ruts and holes, the portly Ignacio, mindful of the springs of the Parisian-built landau, had pulled up to a walk, and Decoud in his corner contemplated moodily the inner aspect of the gate

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79. Gould's carriage waiting on the road, with the yellow-faced, portly Ignacio apparently dozing on the box

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80. The horseman preceded it with the torch, whose light showed the white mules trotting, the portly Ignacio driving, and Basilio with the carbine on the box

81. The headmistress was not the one he’d been expecting … not, at any rate, the portly old lady with whom he’d clinked glasses at a Hamilton-Sweeney gala long ago

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82. In lines that thwart like portly spiders ran

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83. As he walked into the restaurant he saw a portly man wearing a green football jersey and blue jeans waiting to be seated

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84. Sometimes she was there with a portly middle-aged woman with pale skin and dyed red hair

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85. And as he waved his arms to impersonate the policeman, his portly form again shook with

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86. Princess Kuragina, a portly imposing woman who had once been handsome, was sitting at the head of the table

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87. Anisya Fedorovna came in and leaned her portly person against the doorpost

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