Sentences with phrase «something about the beard»

But there's something about the bearded stranger who turns up late one night while a snowstorm rages outside.When passion flares, the two are forced to confront their darkest fears: Does Carla dare to trust a reckless biker with her heart?

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I asked him why, and he told me about something in his life that he was trying to change, and said that when it finally changed, he was going to cut his beard.

There's something simple and beautiful about putting in the effort to don a fake beard and hat, but not give an eff enough to wear anything but workout shorts and a short - sleeved hoodie.

It's something that A gets asked about quite a bit and so I wanted to touch on it, especially with beards being such a big trend these last few years.

There's just something about Luke Wilson in that movie... and in that beard... that just gets me.

Hoffman replacing Wes Bentley's perfectly curated beard (there's also something about someone naming Plutarch replacing someone named Seneca that I can't quite put my finger on) is certainly a step in the right direction, but the film benefits just as much from the rule change to the Games, as it allows them to drop some established actors into the arena alongside the young ones.

Perhaps some of it is about context: in age of #MeToo and #blacklivesmatter, there's something comforting about the feeling of «being on the right side» that This Is Me encourages — albeit that offering emotional and political support to the bearded lady community isn't something liable to impinge on most listeners» everyday lives.

It shouldn't cause concern if it happens every now in then, but if it's a regular occurrence it could be a sign that something's wrong such as parasites or worms Learn more about parasites in bearded dragons..

Mr. Judd, an open, funny, friendly man with something of his father's look, though leaner and without Judd's ever - present beard, said he hoped the book, published by the Judd Foundation and David Zwirner Books, would deepen understanding about Judd beyond clichéd views of his boxy, industrially canted work as cold and reductive.