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All at once Philip studied the jowly young man with new interest.

The big jowly deputy was there, too, but he stared right through me.

Another big, jowly man stood in an open doorway across the hail.

I recognized one of them as the jowly guy from the jailhouse.

He spoke excellent English; there was a mature look about his jowly face.

"It's me who'll ask the questions," the jowly man replied.

His jowly face focused into an expression of deadly anger.

The door was opened by a middle-aged woman with jowly cheeks and sleepy eyes.

Her jowly face had the texture of a potato.

Blindly, she reached out with all her force and bit the thick, jowly cheek.

He cut a dark glance toward the broad jowly deputy, who was leaning against the door.

He has a jowly face and wears square glasses.

He is 20, but his jowly face and all-business baritone make him seem much older.

Though it was still early in the morning, his jowly face was shining with sweat.

Bud Schwartz studied the jowly middle-aged face on the screen.

In the radiant light, his hair became almost pink, the color of his jowly face.

He noted the three-day beard, the jowly cheeks, the red nose.

The response is a jowly head shake: no.

"You'll know what it's like someday," she said, pressing her jowly cheeks against mine.

Leaning from the next-door window on the left was a jowly man in a derby hat.

His jowly face gleamed behind his mask, smiling from the eyes down.

He shook his jowly head and wagged a finger the barest bit.

With his jowly look and somewhat raspy voice, he made a good curmudgeonly kind of character.

Bryant's jowly visage came into focus on the screen.

The screen lit again, this time with Rattela's jowly face.