Sentences with word «leonine»

In each of the paintings, Bardot's carnal beauty fills the square canvas in the manner of a record cover, her voluptuous, leonine features framed by abundant, tousled hair.

The most common type of worm found in dogs with most being infected at some point in their lives There are 2 main species Toxocara Canis and Toxoscaris Leonine the former causing the most serious problems and also capable of being transmitted to humans.

As with Toxascaris Leonine the eggs are usually ingested via the faeces of infected animals which can include birds and rodents.

Lionel Jazzy name with stylish leonine associations.

Normally there's only one new moon per sign every year, but in 2017, we get a doubleheader of fierce Leonine vibes.

That's the first sign that something's a little off about this darkly dressed, leonine mystery man.

Old characters, like the lonely lug played by Mickey Rourke — whose facial prosthetics call to mind Ron Perlman's leonine look from the late -»80s television series «Beauty and the Beast» — return, and new lambs line up to be slaughtered and deceived.

A growling, leonine Nick Nolte as police chief William H. Parker must muddle through lines like this one, addressed to O'Mara: «Los Angeles is a damsel in distress.

Often dressed in an anachronistic cassock and with a rather astonishing sweep of leonine hair, Gleeson cuts an imposing and authoritative figure, like something from a rough - edged spaghetti western dropped on the dramatic west coast of Ireland.The role provides a fantastic showcase for the actor, as he captures the inner conflict and outward placidity of the character.

Many publishers played «Ready, Fire, Aim» buying foreign books, acquiring titles that sounded hot but often, when the com - missioned translations materialized months later, would have them shaking their heads, wondering how such a dog could have appeared so leonine in the half - light of the smoke - infested Hessischer Hof bar, still packed at two a.m. with drunken, libidinous editors and rights people splayed across each other on the sagging couches.

Height: 26 to 32 inches Weight: 100 to 170 pounds Thick double coat and leonine mane may be colored lion - yellow, red, red - brown or sandy

He looks beautiful in the show ring, but his natural state is more along the lines of damp and muddy than leonine elegance.

T. leonine does not migrate through the body in the way that Toxocara does.

Buddha is said to have had power over lions, and the Lhasa Apso with its full coat, full head of hair and leonine colors was referred to as «the lion dog.»

Toxoscaris Leonine has the simplest life cycle of the 2 after the infective eggs have been ingested by the dog they hatch, with the small intestine providing the environment for the larvae to mature.

Recent interpreters of Dignitatis Humanae, such as Thomas Pink, have shown how Vatican II's commitment to religious liberty is entirely consistent with the Leonine teaching.

They're not progressive at all, at least not in the Leonine sense.

This year, it's managed to maintain its leonine qualities on a weekly basis.

Credit for that should largely go to Pitt, who, now on the precipice of 50, uses his leonine features and twang - inflected mumble in a far softer way than he used to.

Bill Nighy is another one not around nearly long enough as the leonine Rufus Scrimgeour, the aggressive new Minister of Magic.

There are two movie adaptations of The Jungle Book in the works right now, but only one of them will feature the leonine voice of Sir Ben Kingsley.

But he maintains a certain sad beauty: Maritaud, lean and leonine, moves with a rangy lope akin to Joseph Gordon - Levitt's in the similarly themed Mysterious Skin.

For one, rather than the semi-strangled exhaust note, a leonine roar would help as the indication of unabashed willingness.

Virtually all colors are acceptable, but the most popular are the leonine shades of wheaten, honey or golden with black on the tips of the ears, tail and beard hair.

In a matter of minutes, this sweet old guy had a leash around his neck and a dignified new name befitting his leonine appearance: Mufasa.

The model was previously unknown to the artist, but struck him — perhaps by the strong cut of his jaw, perhaps by his leonine confidence — as a fitting candidate for the elaborate and sophisticated impersonation in which he was hired to participate.The model, who remains unnamed, is from Harlem (New York City), as was the original subject, Willem van Heythuysen, a Dutch wool merchant from Haarlem (the Netherlands), whose portrait was painted by Frans Hals in 1625.