portly

We turned to the portly man and asked him, in French, how much.

He is not a large man, but portly now and rather short of breath.

A portly man had just come out of the front entrance.

A portly man shot several times in the face and chest.

The class was in the hands of a portly dame.

He was by no means a handsome man, but might be called portly.

He was portly, nearly fat, which had been in style among the rich.

"Some people get very little from life," observed the portly man.

He turns around to see a portly gentleman sitting down.

The driver was a portly man with a black mustache.

Closest to a side door of the room, the portly man moved in that direction.

At that moment a large and portly major appeared in the office doorway.

We see him, bearded and portly, in an interview years later.

"I am not of your order," she reminded the portly man.

The portly, cheerful man turned to face him across the counter.

A portly black woman in a wide apron opened the door.

He is about 30 years old in 2350, portly and asthmatic.

He would have been too portly to squeeze himself into the tunnel.

He indicated the portly Knox up near the front door.

Portly and gray, he was deep enough into middle age to have bad hips.

I am a monk, mature in years and rather portly.

The guard stepped back to allow the portly man to pass.

He could sense George behind him, a portly irritating presence.

The portly captain dropped to the deck at his feet.