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His muscly tongue lifted and curled, as though a sign he was taking an interest in the woman.

She sang us a song that the muscly women would have sung while grinding grain.

The sleeves of his pale blue shirt were rolled up over his muscly forearms.

A rather tall and muscly guy, Ume-san lends sound effects to the situations that arise at the station.

The trellis had thick, muscly vines twisting up its support poles and fanning out overhead.

Everybody was watching the big guy last night to see whether his high-priced handlers had managed to mold all that muscly clay into Serious Arnold.

Two minutes later the rear door of the house opened, and out came two men, muscly types in blue jeans and knockabout shirts.

The good: Lithe and muscly rock climbers of both sexes relaxing after a hard day scaling the pistes.

A big old muscly lunk was showing off for his girl, busted into a ball game of little kids, smacking that ball way down the beach.

She was a tall, muscly woman, of handsome countenance, her faded blonde hair held up with an array of jewelled combs.

It is a balance that the muscly and very unnerdy Mr. Lam himself likes to strike, both on and off the job.

Nutty had seen Plumpton training, in white, well-creased trousers and blancoed trainers, his muscly brown boys shooting up and down the baths like automatons.

The Sugababes wore glamorous gowns and had large hair and long eyelashes for the video, which features twenty muscly men who are used as pieces of furniture.

He liked girls looking at his muscly legs; he liked them hearing his muscly arguments, too.

She was a wiry, muscly female of some indeterminate but youngish age, with crimped blonde hair and eyes as piercing as her aunt's, but green, like bottle glass.

Not just any Holdens, you understand, but big muscly HSVs, Monaro coupés and Maloo V8 pick-ups.

This being the 20th anniversary of his discovery, there is also a stunning new reconstruction of how tattooed, muscly Ötzi would have looked on the last day of his life.

Mr. Dresser, a bassist who is one of the great instrumental forces in recent American jazz outside the mainstream, has a muscly tone and strong rhythm; he's also an inveterate creator of new bands.

So she checked her old San-torini hawksuit out of storage at the gliderport, and went to the changing room and slipped into it, feeling the smooth muscly texture of the suit's flexible exoskeleton.

As usual, there is also the de rigueur male rival, a muscly obstacle named Sweetness (the winning Wesley Jonathan) who rules the stadium-size rink with a maximum of sheen and a minimum of sweat.

Ms. Thornton had a husky, keening voice with a muscly vibrato; she was a vibrant performer with a caustic sense of humor, and she was particularly gifted at coaxing harmonic complexity and emotion out of the blues.

The way the operators of the big rides - they always seemed to be muscly guys in black T-shirts - looked at the junior high school girls as they wedged themselves, three at a time, into a narrow little Ferris wheel car, clutching their pink cotton candy.

The audience, slightly older and more Middle English than you'd expect in this inner city setting - but far from exclusively so - watched with rapt attention, only Leonardo's reported comment that Michelangelo's muscly figures resembled a bag of walnuts eliciting a subdued laugh.

One side contains a muscly study for a youthful male nude (known as an "ignudo") done in preparation for the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel; the other bears four sketches of the left foot of the ignudo, part of a heel and two unfinished male figures.