pompadoured

His pompadoured bust stares at the sea from the courtyard of his childhood home in the lower town.

Because that is what the pompadoured ba-tu across from him was now sipping; for William to drink tea would seem like a weakness.

The pompadoured, button-nosed, 36-year-old singer focuses his sharp blue eyes on the offending speck.

The hair is pompadoured ebony, the croupier mustache equally jet, the heels perhaps augmented.

Habermas was a pleasant-faced, plump man with magnificently groomed white hair in a pompadoured style.

They include grown men in pompadoured hair and porkchop sideburns in unabashed imitation of the King.

Treson is one of the most extravagantly groomed dogs, a pompadoured, teased and shaved paragon.

A figure with pompadoured hair, gold lame outfit and the name Elvis Presto sang, danced and performed magic tricks.

Alan Mintz is wry as a mock-sinister Satan who in this pompadoured version looks and sings like the ghost of Elvis.

Philip Sax: Joe's pompadoured "sidekick" of sorts, but he is used mainly for syphoning information for Joe's various cases.

Her friends decide she will marry Ali, the suitor who looks most like a Las Vegas lounge singer, with pompadoured hair and large gold chains around his neck.

The traveling minstrel Nanki-Poo (Stephen R. Buntrock) has become a pompadoured, big-band trumpet player and silver-throated crooner.

The present owner showed me a picture of the rather dour Reynars surrounded by their seven pompadoured daughters in Gibson Girl dresses: the last one lived in the house until 1980.

"William Eggleston: Los Alamos" includes "Memphis, 1965," his first color photograph - that is, the first he regarded as successful: a radiant portrait of a pompadoured grocery clerk.

Whether it's the pompadoured school bully with a crush on Zelda, the foppish wimp who looks up to Link, or the pumpkin soup loving combat teacher, Skyloft's denizens are drawn in broad, colourful strokes.

Among the artists you would expect to see are Lyle Ashton Harris, Lucas Samaras and Robert Mapplethorpe, the latter represented by contrasting images of a pompadoured biker in a leather jacket and a soft Nijinsky-like faun.

But those who dismissed him - as a crazed and erratic nuke-toting maverick; as a "pygmy" (George Bush's word); as a pompadoured, platform-shoed buffoon, in the image by Team America perhaps most widely disseminated - underestimated the man.

Visually, the booklets, superbly reproduced, are riotous cultural appropriations worthy of Warhol - they cull images from pop films and photo magazines, like a pompadoured Pat Boone on the cover of "The Way to Get Money: The Best Wonderful Book for Money Mongers."

They have also assembled a fine supporting cast of bounders, ninnies and local biddies, notably a pompadoured villain named Victor (voiced by Ralph Fiennes) and his aristocratic would-be fiancée, the flame-haired, green-thumbed Lady Tottington (trilled by Helena Bonham Carter), otherwise known as Totty.