Sentences with phrase «missing hair on his head»

He literally had NO hair on his stomach, lots of missing hair on his head, back... just everywhere.

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I am determined to make it spring outside... I am over the slushy sidewalks, constant fear of snow screwing up my commute and the fact that it makes me sleepier than usual (case in point I am practically falling asleep while writing this... in case you didn't know, I write my posts the night before they are published... 9/10 times I am wrapped in a towel with wet hair laying on my bed having the constant battle in my head of whether to write the post or pass out... clearly we see what won... writing the post haha) I LOVE color year round, so it's no surprise that for one of the freezing days at NYFW I decided to wear shades of white, blue and black (all I am missing is gold and it could potentially be #The Dress... seriously didn't understand that whole craze for all of 24 hours haha) Anyways... Back to what I am wearing and how it can transition perfectly into the spring.
Poor Arnold looked hor - rible; bone thin, ribs stickingout, missing clumps of hair and a sore on his head that looked as if it came from a BB gun, and he was limping.
Shooting enemies can also be dodgy though — the times when I have had the cross hair directly on an enemy's head, only for the bullet to supposedly miss its mark is exasperating.
It includes fascinating dead ends and might - have - beens (a prototype based on the original iPod's click wheel, backlit in blue and orange); personal sacrifices («The iPhone is the reason I'm divorced»); obscure technical hurdles (the phone's infrared proximity sensor, which turns the screen off when it's near your head, wouldn't recognize dark hair); backstage tension at the launch (I was actually there, watching Jobs rehearse the famous iPhone keynote, but apparently missed everything); even a symbolic onstage assassination (when Jobs publicly demonstrated swiping to delete a contact, he used Apple vice president Tony Fadell's name, foreshadowing Fadell's imminent departure).»
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