grow a moustache

It might not be a bad idea to grow a moustache.

Are you a man growing a moustache for charity next month?

Then I started to grow a moustache and my periods stopped.

All male character's have grown a moustache to fit for the role in the film.

In imitation of Ralph perhaps, he also had grown a moustache.

The sort of face which went fat with age, grew a moustache and became a godfather.

Don't leave us hanging - did you challenge the system by growing a moustache?

I will always refuse, however, to grow a moustache.

He grew a moustache, started using eye glasses and went around with a different hairdo.

He had grown a moustache as a simple disguise.

Sir Robert knew this, and therefore he grew a moustache to veil them somewhat.

You grow a moustache in November, and get people to sponsor you.

By tradition, some gendarmes may still grow a moustache.

He should probably grow a moustache or beard.

He had tried to grow a moustache, to look like a veteran, but the hairs were wispy and thin.

He had also grown a moustache, although it is possible it was a fake one to disguise himself from the police.

Maybe growing a moustache, did you say, with an adorable look of amuzement?

He had started to grow a moustache, a thin black line over his lip that made him look like a child made up for Halloween.

Though if enough time had been allowed to pass, she might forget what I looked like, or I could grow a moustache.

Spencer has just grown a moustache just like Jen's father.

Redwolf hadn't done much else in those nine months, but he had grown a moustache.

School monitors are distinguished in many ways, the most obvious being the vermilion gown; they may also grow a moustache.

Shall I say that he interested me because he was trying to grow a moustache and as yet the result is poor.'

He had changed the color of his hair, grown a moustache, and adopted horn-rimmed, clear-lens glasses.

But you should really grow a moustache.'