Burly In A Sentence

• He looked very burly as he walked away from me.
• They were tall burly fellows dressed in black oilskins.
• He was a huge, burly fellow, almost a giant in size.
• The burly King in many fights with honour conquered.
• His burly figure in the lilac upholstering dominated the audience.
• Peterson was a burly tar who had visited nearly every quarter of the globe.
• For a moment it looked as if the burly doctor were going to defeat everything.
• A burly figure in a big overcoat stood in the deep shadow confronting him.
• I woke up in the morning to see a burly guy enter with a tray of breakfast.
• Gusterson was being held by two burly women, one of them quite pimply.
• I chartered a burly "contraban" to carry my luggage, and we started.
• The Queen, burly little peasant woman, was ill at ease in her pink satin.

• Immediately afterwards a burly arm and shoulder showed itself in the round of the wall.
• Presently the fine burly figure of my host stood at the opening to my enclosed sitting-room.
• Quimbleton produced a white apron from somewhere, and tied it round his burly form.
• The oldest boy, a burly fellow of fifteen, looked astonished and then sheepish.
• A burly British seaman saved him just as he was on the point of relaxing his hold.
• He was a big, burly man, with a rubicund complexion and a voice like a thunderstorm.
• Half a dozen burly Laconians precipitated themselves without concert or order upon the athlete.
• Lockwood, a burly young man, stationed himself between Colihan and the file case.
• I knew a burly Boniface who for many years kept a public-house in one of our rural capitals.
• Fra Pacifico alone stood unmoved, his tall, burly figure dark against the glare.
• Ah, yes, I was still in jail ... and Bud and the burly cotton thief were at it....
• There the housekeeper selected a driver, a burly man who looked as if he might have been an ex-prizefighter.
• Mac put down the fork and lowered his burly frame over the edge of the opening and came down the ladder without a word.
• But chaff or no chaff they would have been surprised to see me leave them for the burly and sympathetic Mills.
• Not so the oak; trembling does not become him; and he watches himself in his stout old burly steadfastness without the motion of a twig.
• Twould have made your heart ache to see the wet flag clinging obstinately to the pole, in spite of all the efforts of its burly bearer!
• Just then some masks from outside invaded the café, dancing hand in hand in a single file led by a burly man with a cardboard nose.
• The trimness of the leaf is matched by the neat acorn, whose scaly cup has none of the looseness seen in the burly black oak.
• The show was surrounded by the children of the place, who looked on silent with ecstasy, while a burly showman piped his pipes and beat his drum.
• Rutford and he stared at each other, the boy pale, but self-possessed, the big burly man flushed and ill at ease.
• Rutford and he stared at each other, the boy pale, but self-possessed, the big, burly man flushed and ill at ease.
• Thousands of wistful eyes turned from the elegant form of the Athenian to the burly form of the Spartan.
• Here, the explorer had exercised his peculiar personal magnetism upon the house-master, a tall, burly man of truculent aspect and speech.
• A very burly consequential sort of man, marvellously got up as to beard, moustaches, and watch-chain, entered and bowed.
• The burly sutors who 'firmly stood' at Flodden when other 'pow'rful clans gave way'?
• His antagonist was the burly and rubicund General Kruse, who had his nose buried in a whisky and soda.
• His fellow might have been a burly yeoman or farmer; in look more kindly than his neighbour, but even in his eye was little to reassure Ellen.
• He spoke, imitating a burly Bestenese accent that grabbed the attention of both his lovely wife and Lloyd.

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