bewhiskered in a sentence

Examples

1. Sea otters, frisky and bewhiskered, constantly fluffing up their thick fur to stay warm, became symbols of what oil could do to a pristine body of water and its inhabitants.
2. What gives this office away as something different is the artwork on the walls; not bewhiskered founding partners, but a family of four huddled together on a single bed in a homeless shelter.
3. The builders and boaters point to bewhiskered flotillas of hundreds of manatees that cluster each winter near the warm outflow from power-plant cooling systems and then cross busy waterways on their way to feed in grassy shoals.
4. She hears the noise of a step outside her room and staggers to her feet, dropping something from her fingers as the door swings open and she sees her dead husband's bewhiskered figure standing before her.
5. When the curtain rises on Michael Simon's witty bewhiskered cat sculptures and a suspended triangle, a few dancers in Joke Visser's striking bathing-suit costumes are seen holding boxes with gilded feet, hands or masks.
6. "Prince Giorgio, a bewhiskered grower of mimosa flowers from a family of mimosa growers, was seized by a glorious vision : that Seborga was not part of the surrounding Italian nation . " A sentence from a New York Times article.
7. White, who declined to give his age but appears to be in his mid-40s, regularly gets a B-12 shot and flu vaccinations before Thanksgiving to head off the sneezing lot soon to be gazing up into his bewhiskered face.
8. With its dark wood and rickety steam engine, the African Queen looks a little out of place among the gleaming white yachts at the Connecticut marina _ like Bogart's bewhiskered Charlie having tea with Rosie and the Reverend in one of the opening scenes.
9. Where stern portraits of bewhiskered generals once presided over the foyer of the officers'club at Jebensstrasse 2, near the Berlin Zoo station, five of Newton's trademark " Big Nudes " now proclaim his place as a pioneer of erotic fashion photography.
10. My brain, so full of ideas a while ago, has sailed into the doldrums and now sits in its own reflection on a glassy sea, sails slatting idly in the pitch and yaw of intemperate thoughtlessness, an idiot grin on the captain's bewhiskered chin.