Sentences with phrase «wear loincloths»
He was fairly obvious, the guy mixing up a pot of herbs and wearing a loincloth who reminded me of the dude my friends bought weed from back in high school.
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Warner Bros. is getting back on the vine with «Tarzan,» which they temporarily shut down this spring, with Alexander Skarsgård still on board to wear the loincloth, and Waltz taking the role of a military figure who clashes with the linguistically challenged hero.
The centrepiece of that display was the work that has transformed his reputation over the past two years - Ecce Homo, the whited form of an all - too - mortal Jesus Christ wearing a loincloth and a crown of thorns made for the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square.
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Hawaiian men wearing malo (loincloths) run through the coconut tree grove, swinging their fiery torches methodically in circles — every downswing igniting kerosene - doused coconut husks lining the paths.
He showed up for the contest wearing nothing but a leopard skin loincloth, and had all 50,000 virgins dance in his royal stadium wearing nothing but beaded miniskirts.
After he died, Jesus came to him, wearing a frayed loincloth and a crown of thorns.
Adults on the island are shown wearing only loincloths and very little other clothing.
I wouldn't wan na take my shirt off again for three months, wearing diapers [loincloth].
There have been over two dozen actors to wear the famous loincloth, the most well - known being Johnny Weissmuller in Tarzan the Ape Man (1932) and Ron Ely in the Tarzan television series (1966).
My dad discovered that being the only other person on the island who spoke my mom's native language and not wearing a leaf loincloth, his chances were good.
It's earnest and genuinely affectionate towards a movement that wore its heart on its sleeve (or loincloth, or studded leather jacket).
McDermott & McGough do ironical religious scenes: In Shocked to Read that Jesus Christ Associated with the Poor and Humble, 1927, 1989, a dandy soaks his foot; in The Last Supper, 1898,1998, two women sit in front of a table occupied by gesticulating figures; The Tomb of Lazarus, 1902, 1989, shows rough - hewn stones in the woods; their gently homoerotic Christ Bound, 1904, 1989, depicts Christ, arms tied above his head, wearing a white loincloth.