big-bellied

A big-bellied man sitting nearby turned at the sound of my accent.

Before he could escape, a big-bellied miner caught him by his queue.

Each of us left the house carrying a handled, big-bellied jug in either hand, but at the first opportunity we set them down.

From behind the counter, a short, big-bellied man emerged in a dark suit and tie.

Her husband's big-bellied form occupied an armchair near a recorder.

Big-bellied and clumsy, she had to squirm to push herself up to a sitting position.

A big-bellied guard was on the other side.

The security guard was a big-bellied black man with a glossy peaked cap pulled down low over his eyes.

She almost slipped as she ran, big-bellied and clumsy, from the kitchen.

He'd even identified the condition as "big-bellied horse disease".

They emerged from under the trees to see an awkward, big-bellied cargo plane pass overhead.

"The Jets have a big-mouthed, big-bellied coach that talks too much."

The man scrambled to his feet, to come face-to-face with a big-bellied dedicate who stood in the open doorway.

Bes, a big-bellied god, looks out of display cases like a fun-house monster.

Other players, fierce, bearded, big-bellied men, gather around and guffaw.

The next batter, a big-bellied accountant, blooped a single just over the second baseman's head.

The big-bellied man toppled backward like a felled tree.

Get down into one of their houses, and you'll see some big-bellied women, and others nursing small children, just as in any human town."

For instance, the stone carving of a big-bellied Baliba'an fertility goddess.

The big-bellied Lutheran God within me looks on scoffingly.

Once, this was a sport for big-bellied heavyweights on the theory that a heavier sled would go faster.

One was a ponderous big-bellied hulk, chinless and with only a hint of neck.

"Suicide," I think when I see the big-bellied girls.