Usar "unshaven" en una oración

1. He looks rough – unshaven, his hair slightly longer than usual - but that is not to be wondered at

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2. But I had better get down to some serious ablutions … as I survey my unshaven legs, I thank my stars that fashion here on Errd does not demand that women shave their legs and armpits

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3. The object of her unsubtle surveillance is unshaven and rambling, singing to himself

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4. Why should that bother Billy? He is unshaven, dirty, slightly hung-over and wearing yesterday's suit, a suit that he has slept in

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5. "What?" she whirled to look up at his unshaven face It was apparent that his night hadn't been much more successful, than hers had

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6. He looked like warmed over death, his eyes were sunk deep into his unshaven face, and his hair matted to his head

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7. ” He scratched his unshaven chin again, bristling with a few days growth

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8. There was an unshaven man with a blanket around him and

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9. Sitting in the rapidly-cooling water, he resigned himself to the fact that he would have to allow his beard to continue to grow, admitting to himself that unshaven, he would blend into the mass of refugees travelling across Poland

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10. It was a little presumptuous to come into a young girl’s bath and plump himself down, unshaven, beer and a doobie in hand, and ogle her to death

11. The driver, a typical Spanish working class man with a rugged unshaven sun beaten face, a leather cap tilted to the back of his head, and a waistcoat that had seen better days

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12. There was a murmuring in the room, then an unshaven man of about fifty wearing a worn fisherman’s sweater stepped forward and asked, “Who played in the World Series last year?”

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13. Ken was tired and unshaven, but his muscles tensed like a startled cat when he saw Colonel Geist’s staff car approaching

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14. And most of the time, I am unshaven; I slap on a dollop of

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15. unshaven chin reminding her of Tobias's scary dark features

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16. Bikini-clad, barefoot and dizzy I wandered for hours: my unshaven, unkempt, almost nudity attracting less attention than you'd expect

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17. Making ourselves as presentable as possible and gluing radiant smiles to our washed but unshaven faces, we walked north

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18. My face was haggard and unshaven, my eyes were weary and my once white shirt — now with a ripped collar — was badly in need of a wash

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19. His appearance was of a board certified wino; clothes disheveled, unshaven, long hair plastered to his head and slightly unsteady on his feet

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20. Their Spanish banter washed over me and I stared at the back of his head: his black hair unevenly cut just above his shirt collar and his thick, unshaven neck

21. Phil looks out of place amongst his huge friends; long black hair covers a thin unshaven face that reaches down to skinny bony shoulders that are covered by a thick linen grey shirt

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22. Adding hair to his face, follicle by follicle, hair by hair, he constructs a slightly unshaven appearance

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23. Now with a tough weatherworn face Grailem felt confident that he would be accepted everywhere; except for the upper classes due to his unshaven appearance

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24. Looking to be in his late twenties or early thirties he looked to be a rough unshaven character with long hair

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25. grubby work clothes, and an unshaven face

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26. The bristles of his unshaven face were sharp against his hands

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27. do on your very first date is to show up unshaven and without taking a bath

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28. All of them were dirty, unshaven and did not have most of their combat equipment or even their steel helmet

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29. Morse and the children turned around to see a short, incredibly obese priest, with a bald head, unshaven chin, and thick black glasses

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30. She opened the door to find a dark, unshaven young man in rumpled clothes that reeked of yesterday's sweat and several days’ worth of alcohol

31. And my unshaven beards were curtailed my white complexion

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32. “Did you folks call for a cab?” A husky and unshaven taxi driver yelled out

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33. A cross between a very disorganised refugee camp and an even more disorganised camping site, temporary washing and cooking facilities had been set up on and around the lorries, while barrels and crates had been produced from somewhere as the unshaven drivers sat despondently playing a disinterested hand of cards or sucking on their 100th fag, the remains of several days food, cigarette butts and litter around their feet

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34. She soon understood what had awakened her suspicions when the soldiers galloped to meet her cart, then surrounded it, forcing her to stop: they were obviously half-drunk, apart from being unshaven and unkempt

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35. He was dirty from a day’s work, a beard started to shadow his unshaven face, and match his dark brown hair

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36. He was dirty and unshaven, and his clothes were filthy

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37. The chap behind the counter immediately ushered him through a 'staff only' door, where he was greeted by a large, unshaven Lebanese, sitting behind a desk

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38. A black tri-cornered hat slanted rakishly above his unshaven face, and a stuffed green and yellow parrot perched on his shoulder

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39. heard speak before, reappeared in the hall, unshaven, dark shadows under his eyes, having

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40. There was a fat unshaven Black man with glasses

41. Underneath his unshaven face she begins to see that nobility again

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42. I looked at him for several moments, noting his unshaven face, his creased collar and cuffs, and the black jacket and waistcoat he wore

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43. His posture was slumped; he was unshaven, with several days’ growth, and

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44. slobbery kiss with his unshaven, chewing tobacco flavored mouth

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45. He felt the unshaven face of the man

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46. The only other occupants, two unshaven and sullen-looking Hispanic men, one short and wiry, the other marked with an angry pink scar across his cheek, were staring at their laps, occasionally exchanging a few muttered words of Spanish

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47. He looked maybe twenty years old, unshaven

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48. He was cute, even with the bandaged forehead and unshaven face

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49. ” Two unshaven men came inside my cell, took me by the arms and carried me outside

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50. Who is in the team?” A table of three chubby, unshaven guys

51. He would be taken aback for a split second, then he would examine the face, unshaven, wrinkled, expressionless, a shocking face maybe, but with nothing to say

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52. unshaven face was pale and shiny with sweat, despite the frigid air

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53. He felt the air expel under his hands, felt the bristled skin beneath his fingers as the sharp shards of unshaven hair sank into his hands and fingers

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54. He looked Daniel up and down with obvious distaste and Daniel realised he must look a terrible sight – unshaven, largely unwashed and with bloodstains on his shirt and jacket

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55. At the entrance a long line of about ten unshaven, grim-faced men in ill-fitting suits, white shirts with buttoned up collars minus ties, were receiving

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56. She saw a sleepy, unshaven countenance with disheveled hair and

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57. Bradshaw, still wearing his old bib overalls and unshaven,

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58. ‘What’s with the unshaven look? And why do

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59. Razumihin was sitting in a ragged dressing-gown, with slippers on his bare feet, unkempt, unshaven and unwashed

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60. Then with the same deliberation he scrutinised the uncouth, unkempt figure and unshaven face of Razumihin, who looked him boldly and inquiringly in the face without rising from his seat

61. Of course, Celeste, who didn’t have much interest in clothes, probably didn’t even register the difference between Perry and rumpled, unshaven Ed, with his old musty-smelling, olive-green fleece over his T-shirt

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62. His blued feet out of turnedup trousers slapped the clammy sand, a dull brick muffler strangling his unshaven neck

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63. The shopman's uncombed grey head came out and his unshaven reddened face, coughing

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64. BLOOM: (In housejacket of ripplecloth, flannel trousers, heelless slippers, unshaven, his hair rumpled: softly) I treated you white

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65. The heavy white face was seamed with lines of trouble, the hanging pouches under the closed eyes were leaden in colour, the loose mouth drooped dolorously at the corners, the rolling chins were unshaven

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66. Again a swift change passed over the heavy, unshaven face

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67. His white hair was typically in disarray, his face unshaven

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68. The other three were from central casting—long, dirty hair, tattoos crawling up their necks, unshaven faces, the red puffy eyes of addicts who’ve been stoned for a long time

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69. He too was unshaven and drunk, and he had thin, almost non-existent lips

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70. Always an army chaplain—some unshaven, dirty man, girt with a sword and with a tiny cross embroidered in white cotton on the left breast of a lieutenant's uniform—would follow, cigarette in the corner of the mouth, wooden stool in hand, to hear the confession and give absolution; for the Citizen Saviour of the Country (Guzman Bento was called thus

71. He emerges from the bathroom wet and glistening from the shower, still unshaven, with just a towel around his waist, and there am I – all bare legs and awkward gawkiness

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72. him unshaven, his once florid face covered with silvery bristles

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73. He was dirty and unshaven heard Rhett’s laugh

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74. There was certainly a degree of shock among both fans and commentators when they tired of being lovable mop-tops firing off cheeky quips and started to appear surly and unshaven, just about two years later

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75. He was unshaven and emaciated

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76. Razumihin was sitting in a ragged dressing‐gown, with slippers on his bare feet, unkempt, unshaven and unwashed

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77. Then Billy Three-Sticks, unshaven and looking even thinner than at New Year’s, hurried out with a suitcase and got into the shotgun side

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78. Ritter was in his early thirties, fit, unshaven, good hair, good teeth, and was wearing a T-shirt and Burberry pajama bottoms

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79. Coombs rubbed his unshaven chin, glaring vicious darts at us

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80. His black-on-red photo, showing him all rough and unshaven and wearing a beret, was for years the must-have for every student bedsit wall

81. Alberto Korda’s photograph of Che, rugged and unshaven in his revolutionary beret, is still showing on a student bedroom wall near you

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82. He never gave his children a blessing, so he simply held out his bristly cheek (as yet unshaven) and, regarding her tenderly and attentively, said severely:

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83. Close to the corner, on an overcoat, sat an old, unshaven, gray-bearded soldier as thin as a skeleton, with a stern sallow face and eyes intently fixed on Rostov

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84. I saw the soft line under his chin, the unshaven cheeks, the unfocused half-blind eyes that would never understand life but hide out in libraries, duck behind typewriters

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85. They found the Captain in the dining room, in a disheveled condition that did not accord with his habitual neatness: he was unshaven, his eyes were bloodshot from lack of sleep, his clothing was still sweaty from the previous night, his speech was interrupted by belches of anisette

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86. The faces of the men were turned up at him, unshaven faces with eyes in which the firelight glowed

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87. I think I am well and favorably known at the Ambassador East, but this need not apply when I arrive in wrinkled hunting clothes, unshaven and lightly crusted with the dirt of travel and bleary-eyed from driving most of the night

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88. The heavy, white face was seamed with lines of trouble, the hanging pouches under the closed eyes were leaden in colour, the loose mouth drooped dolorously at the corners, the rolling chins were unshaven

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