lionlike

The lionlike symbol that had been at both crimes.

He admired lions, and he didn't consider his opposition lionlike.

He seemed bigger, more lionlike than was right.

Sirius, the brightest of all the fixed stars, seemed truly lionlike.

With a roar that was almost lionlike in its ferocity, he again hurled himself at the man.

On his earlier faring he had not swum much beyond a great lionlike rock in the straits.

With a lionlike roar, Coll fell on him.

That moment perhaps displayed most gloriously the lionlike courage which was Murat's special attribute.

Its body was fur covered; its head lionlike, with a full midnight-dark mane.

Cassiopeia is roaring lionlike in the heavens - an inverted W signifying my name.

Through their ranks, hundreds of fearsome, lionlike griffins alternately trotted and flew.

Atmeh then, a beautiful girl accompanied by a large lionlike dog-which some, but not all, claimed had wings- traveled quietly.

She had a naturally thick fur coat and while she might look lionlike, her native world was anything but hot and humid.

His compact frame, his boxer's carriage, the lionlike set of his jaw suggest no nonsense.

She wore a leather lionlike mask and a lionlike coiffure.

After that lionlike Diomedes?

Although he talks like a Brooklyn cabdriver, he's based on the lionlike foo dogs that are guardians in Chinese stories.

It is a granite "shishi," a fabulous, lionlike creature that guards the entrances to many Shinto shrines.

His coral, blue-green eyes could blaze with lionlike ferocity, but, like those of his son, they usually looked out at the world with gentle amusement.

She braced herself for the sound of more gunfire, but it was the lionlike roar that jerked her head back for one final look at the pier.

First an approach as if to parley again, then a charge, striking him down, using her griffin's powerful, lionlike forepaws as her directed weapons.

But she didn't miss that lazily sensual, lionlike toss of his head that sent his silky dark hair falling over his shoulder.

"Sickle cold, sword hot," was one of their proverbs, meaning thereby that in peaceful times they were lambs, however lionlike they might be in contest.

They were useful on occasion, but like the current they lived on and in, they tended to lapse into lionlike indolence unless specifically directed.

Before the dry fingers could close on her arm, Vamp Willow growled viciously, the lionlike sound of her own warning the only comforting noise for blocks.