hard lines

The hard lines around the eyes and mouth were deeper than before.

That would be hard lines after all he has gone through."

Wilson crossed the room, his young face set in hard lines.

It would be hard lines for that little girl if Harry were caught.

Had there been anyone to see, he would have looked suddenly mature, his face set in hard lines.

He had added that it was usually hard lines on the adopted child.

But then the hard lines of his mouth bent, and he sighed at himself.

She saw the hard lines of confusion that came over Matthew's face.

The General's face was set in hard lines, cold, grey eyes angry.

It'd be hard lines on us if they did.

He mounted the stage and Gina saw his face, set in hard lines.

And it's rather hard lines on the girl when she's got her living to earn."

"It would be rather hard lines on your work."

"I'd say they was pretty hard lines for a young fellow," he remarked.

She was fair, well covered but not fat, and good looking except for hard lines round her mouth.

She saw his determination in the hard lines of his face.

It was rather hard lines on Frank, when you come to think of it.

The hard lines of his face softened a bit.

Web's normally kind face was set in hard lines.

They had bright, feline eyes, and their mouths were set in hard lines.

She was suddenly beautiful, all hard lines softening to the point that looking at her took his breath away.

The deuce, you've got one today, and I know it's hard lines.

The hard lines of his face didn't soften, the eyes held no sympathy.

Hard lines on the person who bought it new, but what a bargain secondhand!

His face, for all its hard lines and angles, was young, but his eyes were old.