His hair and whiskers, originally of a deep black, were tinged prematurely with grey; but his moustachios were of the darkest jet.
He swore fearfully, his face black, his moustachiosstiff with rage.
His portrait, fierce with black moustachiosand a scarlet fez, is carved and painted on the stone.
For the truth of this charge he appealed to his daughters, who stood aghast at the fearful resemblance his moustachios had given him to that noted borderer.
Good morning," and the large young man walked off, his very moustachios curling with wrath and contempt.
Mr. Tombey was nervous and ill at ease; Miss Smithers very much at ease, and reflecting that her companion's moustachios would very well become a villain in a novel.
There was nothing, however; but I had moustachios and a foreign air!
The sight of a pair of moustachios makes them roar with laughter, and they are in an ecstasy of fun at the sight of a rather broad-brimmed hat.
He was vigorously brushing his grey hair and moustachios when I entered, and the air, which the open window freely admitted, lent a brightness to his eyes and a freshness to his complexion that took off ten of his years.
Trimly pointed moustachios and a small pointed beard, both perfectly black, gave him a peculiar and somewhat cynical aspect; and nothing I ever witnessed of his dealings with his troops led me to suppose that this belied the man.
His short curling moustachios lent his face a genuine Magyar expression, but of Hungarian he apparently understood not a word, but expressed himself in bad German.
The new-comer had his hair carefully powdered and dressed in the fashionable cue, and he wore his rather fierce-looking moustachiosstiffened in the Turkish fashion.
He stepped to the boat's bow, and was about to try to untie the knot of her painter when a voice greeted him from above, and a Spaniard with very furious curled moustachios appeared in the opening of the gangway.
His well padded chest heaved under dozens of medals and decorations, his moustachios vied with sky-scrapers.
Hang up bag wigs--our study now should be The men and the moustachios that we see.
In these terrible conflicts it must be confessed that Don Cristobal did not always comport himself with the dignity, firmness and courage befitting his large moustachios and strongly marked eyebrows.
Walking by his side was Senor Mateo with his enormous whitemoustachios and proud military bearing, although we know he was the greatest civilian that Lancia had known for centuries.
In the meanwhile the Pensioner was a martyr to such an extreme state of nervous anxiety that his verymoustachios were affected.
Their hands, their faces, and even their moustachios were of a reddish-gray, like the soil which supports them.
His long whitemoustachios hung under his chin like two marble stalactites.
And it was good to see the rapturous light in Ulysses' eyes as he stood there pulling his vandyke beard, his outstretched moustachios stiff with pride.
Samuel Bilbao would stand by, his mighty viking moustachios rippling to the sea-breeze as he sang some romantic strain and gazed admiringly on the dancing Mango Pango, who revelled in his praise.
His mask is brown, cut off above the upper lip, over which a pair of short moustachios bristle.
If anyone had said such words to me, and looked so fierce, and twirled his moustachios as you did, I should have died outright.
On the chin was a pointed beard, and a pair of long moustachios curled up over the cheekbones.
Then he among them who had the biggest nose and the most sweeping moustachios came forward, made Raymond a grave salute, and, taking him by the arm, led him to a chair at the head of the table.
At this all the Brethren curled theirmoustachios and sighed deeply.
He looked quite crest-fallen; and his great moustachios appeared bleached and drooping.
It was not often that you could see the naturalist without also seeing Hugot's great moustachios close by his elbow.
Hitherto the late Cochet had loved none but dark men, with moustachios and hairy hands, of the Alcides type.
He wore moustachios and a small chin-tuft; a peculiarity which, joined to his military carriage, made him the reigning fancy of all the girls in the valley.
She was no sooner assured that the horseman with the large moustachios was her proffered husband, than she hastened to her father's presence, and expressed her readiness to sacrifice herself to secure his peace.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "moustachios" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
