bald的示例

• Going bald is just a fact of life.

• The idea of going grey doesn't bother me, but I'd hate to go bald.

• Gerald had a long grey beard and a shiny bald dome .

• I think he's got a complex about being bald.

• He's overweight and bald, and yet somehow, he's incredibly attractive.

• The 'reformist platform' carried the day, but this was like grafting hair on to a head which remained just as bald underneath.

• Libel is usually expressly political, and balder and coarser than satire.

• I suspect that the bald statement hides an 'epic' journey.

• Can one imagine a more bald collective statement of authorial intent?

• Bald's instincts to reform were allowed fuller rein once he gained control of the collieries.

• Bald's first efforts involved increasing housing accommodation, removing ash pits and sweeping of streets at the trustees expense.

• Because bald imperatives are very unmarked in this work setting, other directives are marked and evoke negative or perverse reactions from workers.

• The more interesting question concerns the theorist who thinks that over some middle range, it is neither tr ue nor false that someone is bald.

• All three are bald and lack any headgear or iconography on the head.

• However, this tells us little as to how individual bald eagles or doves should be treated.

• Another law provides public grants for bald people to pay for treatments to grow hair.

• Such a bald chapter by chapter account does not do justice to this superb work.

• Figurines without headgear usually appear to be bald, although incisions on the rear of several heads may represent hair; painted elements also may once have been present.

• Now you are blind, your eyes plucked out, [a laughing-stock to your enemies;] now with your locks shorn you are bald yet if they grow again, you are redeemed!

• The most frequent example of this type of adjective is calvo "bald", in contexts where it is paired with estar to avoid the implication that it is an inherent characteristic.