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• But all of the top Europeans are whisker-stubbled veterans.
• East, the analyst, said the Mach3 irritated his heavily stubbled face.
• No slick TV ads for the familiar man with the stubbled beard and checkered headdress.
• "Hey, I was here first, " a stubbled man bellowed.
• The setting sun adds a healthy-looking rouge to Merlin's thin, stubbled cheeks.
• In the stubbled pastures and on some front lawns, horse-head oil pumps nod ceaselessly.
• Most farmers have halted work, so the land is a brown expanse of weed-stubbled soil.
• As Affleck sits next to a hotel window for an interview, the sun dapples his stubbled face.
• I was confused when I stubbled on your site and I hit edit just wondering what would happen.
• The corn had been cut, leaving stubbled rows that followed the curve of Carroll County's voluptuous hills.
• Abandoned farmhouses and shacks dot the flat terrain, which is stubbled with wheat fields and blanketed by oaks and evergreens.
• Character Sonny Crockett's pastel jackets, stubbled face and and macho scowl made him the cover boy for a fashion movement.
• It was very late when Cohen, chin stubbled and now wearing a khaki safari jacket and jeans, finally took the stage.
• He opened the door to the roof, and his stubbled face and blue eyes lit up like he had found the Holy Grail.
• All three are floored when Travolta comes down to breakfast at Stapleton's motel, attired in undershorts, stubbled beard and _ wings.
• "Now I haven't even money to buy a razor, " he said, running his hand over his stubbled chin.
• "I wanted to wash away the way I started the season, " he said, running his palm over his stubbled scalp.
• Commuters get a quick glimpse of Manhattan before heading into Queens, where fields that at first look curiously stubbled with gray turn out to be cemeteries.
• The teen-age girl scampered over, and the two of them leaned in on either side of Lane, who rubbed his stubbled face and grinned.
• I like to spend Thanksgiving at the family farm in Maryland, walking the fields of stubbled cornstalks and being careful not to trample the newly planted winter wheat.