| In the early 1980s bankers and stockbrokers on their lunch breaks would shuffle in embarrassment past a courteous, dignified figure, vaguely reminiscent, in his muttonchop whiskers, of a Victorian statesman Gladstone, say. |
| Instead, he exuded the Age of ABSCAM, a period of muttonchop sideburns, aviator glasses, and heavy-handed graft. |
| Prieto is well over six feet tall, and, with his muttonchop sideburns and shoulder-length hair, he cuts an incongruous figure as a senior Communist Party official. |
| There was something in the barrel chest and the muttonchop sideburns that led me to conclude, correctly, as it turned out, that the specimen was male. |
| It shows a pretty woman in a pink dress with muttonchop sleeves. |
| Peter's character James was memorable for his ruthlessness and huge muttonchop sideburns. |
