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Sentence Examples
She was a fair-haired, quiet young woman and later toured the country, being welcomed by crowds and signing photos.
On the other hand, there are blue-eyed, fair-haired Arabs in the Levant, presumably descendants of the Crusaders.
But the most precious thing was the picture record of fair-haired Lydia's first months.
Out of it stepped a fair-haired blonde woman with long curly locks and warm smile, she was what one might call beautiful.
Henry and Co. push the envelope, but by and large, Selig treats them like fair-haired boys, looking the other way when they test the rules.
In a recent interview Kinnie figured that the fix was in with this one, naming Michael Buble as the industry fair-haired boy.
They're akin to the licence granted the king's fair-haired courtiers in the Middle Ages.
When Ripley was eight years old, she was the fair-haired little girl who played Jemima.
The pickpocket was described as being white, fair-haired, in his early 20s and was wearing blue jeans, a blue jacket and a baseball cap.
While Jonze is fair-haired and pencil-thin, affecting a grungy skater-look, the 45-year-old Kaufman has the air of a bookworm.
Idris, 76, who grew up in Pontypool in south Wales, is pictured as a fair-haired eight year-old.
The fair-haired policeman, who had been sitting with a finger under his ear, stroking his chin, said no, he thought that covered everything.
People can't help but smile as they see fair-haired sprite and debonair animals dandering along together.
One month went by, two months, nine months, and the empress gave birth to a son, as white as unskimmed milk, and as fair-haired as moonlight.
We could not see the face, for it was bent down over what we saw to be a fair-haired child.
Describes people who are fair-haired, with low levels of dark pigment in their hair.
The fair-haired tot cannot walk and has a limited range of movement.
He was wiry fair-haired, burned by the sun, and about my age.
And knowledgeable supporters of a certain vintage at Ayr RFC may recall the raw-boned, fair-haired youngster making his mark in the side's back row some nine seasons ago.
It is possible to think the story is not realist because a romantic idyll between an Indian and a fair-haired and sophisticated girl in 1850 was not possible.
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The native population of the Canary Islands were the Guanches, a white race, vigorous, of high stature, fair-haired and blue-eyed, and leading mostly a pastoral life.
The next objective was Socialism, the fair-haired comrades.
In many ways, it's the incumbent versus the fair-haired boy, writ black, if you will.
Now, there are only three keeping up this pace in the wake of the tall, fair-haired Southerner, Roland Jourdain, Michel Desjoyeaux and Mike Golding.
The fair-haired Chris Matthews was in a scary striped number in baby blue and pink.
To that fair-haired youth may a pitfall be.
They are the fair-haired boys of London fashion.
She'd always been attracted by fair-haired men.
McKinniss is thirty-one, fair-haired and delicately handsome.
There's a lot of fair-haired girls and boys.
A fair-haired 12-year-old is left standing.
Enjoy next week, all you fair-haired friends, from the punkiest platinum to the sweetest strawberry blondes.
The event, which doubled as a handy sheltering spot for fair-haired gingers during the heatwave, was staged as part of Moseley Festival.
It will kill careers, unless you are the fair-haired boy.
As all fair-haired women know, blonde tresses can start to look dull and darken over time. The next time your natural or bottled blonde needs a boost, no need to speed dial your colourist.
Examples from Classical Literature
The Englishman had the torso of a prize-fighter, with a face like that of a fair-haired baby.
She was a fair-haired girl, gentle and timid, and was pre-destined for misfortune.
In fact, he is a sort of fair-haired Napoleon in nature as well.
The man with the foreign accent was big, broad-shouldered, fair-haired and as smooth-shaven as any bullfighter.
She was very pretty, fair-haired and fresh looking at that time.
Whilst the list was being made out in the office, in came the fair-haired boy, with a ten-pound note in his very hand.
And turning round he saw beside him the blue-eyed, fair-haired boy whose pleasant face had attracted his attention in the school.
It was Simon Kenton, a fair-haired boy of nineteen, with laughing blue eyes that fascinated every beholder.
Jimmy, the fair-haired pirate, hauled in on the alders and flung a grappling iron aboard my bank, which presently he ascended.
He was big, broad-shouldered, fair-haired and as smooth-shaven as any bullfighter.
He had come to hate this fair-haired doll to whom he had once paid court.
There you will meet a fair-haired young man who knows you by sight.
She sat by the couch of a fair-haired boy, who was that day mortally wounded.
With that love of children that always characterized him, the old hero took upon his knee a fair-haired boy.
The beauty glanced at him, blushed, and returned the fair-haired boy's salutation with a slight bend of the head.
While there, a little rosy, fair-haired boy ran laughing by, as if trying to escape from some one.
He pointed to a fair-haired child wading by the side of the tarn.
Others, again, spoke of some early love affair, and of a fair-haired girl who had pined away on the shores of the Atlantic.
In early childhood, a fair-haired woman had led him, at the sound of Sabbath bell, to worship and to pray.
The widow looked eagerly from the dark-haired to the fair-haired boy.
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Coming down the path towards them, they saw a fair-haired boy.
