| Their mane, tails, and forelocks are the same color as their coats and can be a shade or two darker. |
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| Horse owners know the whole story when it comes to our horse's manes, tails and forelocks. |
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| Tse's boyish look, bolstered by his trademark floppy forelocks, is a crucial signpost from the very beginning. |
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| The animals were all tethered by their forelocks and would not have wandered away even if the women left behind were not there. |
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| Without fiscal autonomy Scots will always end up going to London furiously tugging their forelocks as they push forward the national begging bowl. |
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| Red hair was greased back, allowing only two forelocks to fall. |
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| Calmly standing in the stall was a chocolate brown blood mare, a splash of white coloring her forelocks and spreading down to the knee on her front left leg. |
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| If we've all done tugging our forelocks before The King's Speech, here's something rather stronger and, for my money, more compelling. |
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| They wore blue jackets with emblems, but they also wore skull caps and had forelocks of the Hasidic. |
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| Two identical boys with forelocks had hold of her hands. |
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| Does he look upon them as a bunch simple serfs who should bow and tug their earth stained forelocks whenever they approach his eminence or any of his bureaucrats? |
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| For one year you are the much-respected figurehead of the club, addressed deferentially as captain, and there are forelocks being tugged as you pass by. |
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