Sister Miriam was tucked under his brawny arm, her head resting on her father's chest. |
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His imitation was a poor caricature of his boss's brawny presence, his hands lost in the cuffs of a shirt meant for someone broader. |
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Two small, brawny men slosh through an icy stream, their cheap plastic sandals slapping slick rocks. |
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In the center of the hole was a brawny, black-gloved arm, its fingers curled tightly into a large fist. |
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The oarsmen pushed their oars above the water while a brawny man dropped an anchor into the deep. |
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Geneva surveyed Ian stretching and noticed the slightly dampened from sweat white cotton shirt clinging to his brawny chest. |
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The brawny blueliner made his most significant strides by expanding his hockey sense, leadership, and physicality. |
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They learned how to roll cheese from a team of brawny factory workers who made fun of the tiny women even as they insisted on perfection. |
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What the brawny actor lacks in emotive range, he more than makes up for with an appealing, roughhewn charisma. |
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Picture brawny, ripped men, scantily costumed as Indian warriors, Greek gods, and Olympic athletes. |
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He raised another eyebrow when he saw his uncle sling his brawny arms around the slender human's shoulders to pull her close to his side. |
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By comparison, Frederick looked more like his father, strongly built and brawny. |
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The man facing them was taller than both by a few inches and had strong, brawny arms. |
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Painted in red, the brawny, no-frills vehicle with a canvas top advertises its military credentials with elan. |
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Winds gusting against a brawny sprinter riding a disc-wheel bike at 60 kph round a high bend are a recipe for disaster. |
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Under the hood there's a brawny but ultimately very civilised 2.4-litre engine, outputting 170 hp. |
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The massive, brawny man peered at me in bewilderment as I had managed to stop his blade, and he withdrew, smiling shadily at me. |
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It's as big and brawny as you would expect, a classic barbecue wine made in an inky, take-no-prisoners style. |
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Industrial progress in Chicago produced loud sounds, whether the thrum of machinery, the clangor of busy loading docks, or the cries of brawny laborers. |
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I reminisce for a fleeting moment about breezy Saturday nights, meaningful movies, black cozy couches and the comfort of a brawny shoulder to rest on. |
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Toby Perkins, the brawny shadow minister for small and medium-sized enterprises, enjoyed a manicure at a local nail bar. |
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The polite, effete Liberal Party was steadily giving way to the brawny politics of organised labour. |
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Honda's interpretation of the modern pickup is remarkably clever yet less brawny than full-size offerings from the big three. |
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Try to remember the horses you have seen in your life: they are smooth and brawny. |
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Like an emaciated anorexic who looks in the mirror and sees fat, many overly brawny bodybuilders see parts of their body as being too scrawny. |
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Their brawny physique, sporty personality and purposeful attitude make them infinitely desirable. |
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These were the orthopedic surgeons to be, and they tended toward the brawny side, except for one glamorous blond in their midst. |
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Sure, they are redoubtable opponents, but brawny, one-dimensional teams deficient in natural ability will not seriously challenge the world's best. |
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In fact, it is a surefire way to ask for trouble, especially if you are not a brawny entity with plenty of legal and monetary clout to back you all the way. |
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Avery looked to see a brawny, muscular man walking their way. |
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I admire the brawny bravado of the pretence, but I'm not convinced. |
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Two strong, brawny arms reached down and went under the vampire's back. |
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I love this guy, and his pack of brawny Italians, to bits and pieces. |
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Physical examination was positive for edema in the lower extremities and multiple violaceous cutaneous ulcers surrounded by tender brawny erythema. |
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That's the drama of Beethoven's brawny, odd-numbered symphonies, from the Third through the Ninth, where scenes of a sombre, searching, soliloquizing nature give way to festivities of dancing or marching. |
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In the entire fleet of Fountain Mercury trophy-winning boats, none is more dedicated to the art and science of fishing than the brawny, hell-for-leather 38 Open Bow. |
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Rattler was a big, brawny fellow, and he stepped up in front of me, rolling up his sleeves. |
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They counted on the union leader who hopefully had some education and some training, and the thick skull and brawny arm which was necessary in those early days, to look after them. |
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Chess and bridge typically attract the brainy not the brawny. |
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In the Rhone Valley it has settled into areas where the soil is light, schistose and gravelly, producing a brawny, fruity wine with a hint of almonds. |
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Success will mean the difference between a brawny giant and a blubbery one. Coping better with a testing interest-rate environment would also help. |
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The brawny ridge-runner froze like a statue 12 yards from the base of my wind-bucking oak. |
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Turns out, the trope of the brawny grandma was no false advertising. |
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It has the same underslung mouth and brawny shoulders as the redfish, and puts up a scrappy fight on light tackle. |
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Schorr's brawny beauts might be jocks through and through, but she feminizes them all the same, and it looks like they never even knew what hit them. |
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At Chrysler in the 1990s, Mr. Lutz championed products like the Dodge Viper muscle car, the brawny Ram pickup, and the PT Cruiser retrostyled wagon. |
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