sallow-faced

Together he and Smith dragged the sallow-faced man out onto the street.

So intent, however, was the sallow-faced man that he paid no attention to anything other than the men just ahead of him.

The sallow-faced man paused to light his cigarette, then again followed.

A few circles away, another photograph portrayed a sallow-faced subject whose eyes and hair were dark.

It was inches only from the revolver which the sallow-faced man held.

In the corner was a sallow-faced man holding a small videotape recorder.

There the sallow-faced young man dug into his pocket and produced a few dollars.

The tall sallow-faced sailor looked up from his own figures and stared at her a moment.

One was a thin, sallow-faced fellow, the other dark and burly.

"To discuss an ethical problem with you," replied the sallow-faced man.

Coming suddenly from cover, the sallow-faced man had pursued a speedy but dangerous course.

The sallow-faced promoter stared as the board members filed by.

He was a lean, sallow-faced man with cold black-button eyes.

The clerk was a sallow-faced man with black eyes and a sly, knowing look.

He stepped into a back room; a sallow-faced lookout challenged him and asked his name.

The sallow-faced man bowed formally, as did the stout woman.

A waiter was approaching, so the sallow-faced man picked up a menu and gave his order.

A sallow-faced man bobbed out of the general group that flanked the room.

He was a thin, sallow-faced youngster hardly out of his teens.

A sallow-faced woman with stringy brown hair stood up.

A tall sallow-faced soldier asked the question that everybody was thinking.'

The man in the seat opposite was thin, sallow-faced and raincoated.

There, the sallow-faced promoter entered a telephone booth and made a call.

The sallow-faced man had dropped Cruett's matches in his pocket.

The sallow-faced crook opened a table drawer and produced two lists.