Jones took his barrel-chested physical presence and amped it up.
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As day broke, barrel-chested businessmen filed into the ocean, reciting mantras.
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Short and barrel-chested, Bolívar is a former union leader in Caracas.
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Brawny and barrel-chested, it perches eyeing the late winterseed head of switchgrass.
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Stout and barrel-chested, she has a figure that few would call girlish.
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Szpakowski is a middle-aged, barrel-chested man, with a glistening bald head.
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No longer was he the barrel-chested force, accompanied always by jackbooted police officers.
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The barrel-chested Wade, the most rotund sauropod found so far, weighed about 22 tons.
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He was barrel-chested and broad-shouldered, and looked to be in his mid-80s.
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Mr. Nelson, 6 feet tall, barrel-chested and quick to laugh, put her at ease.
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Barrel-chested, fumy from cigars, a non-stop talker, Hecht was nevertheless some sort of prize.
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A 52-foot-5, barrel-chested high school dropout, Mr. Sperling was volatile, foulmouthed and unapologetic.
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"It's too loud here," our guide Gigi, a barrel-chested man with long curly hair, said.
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Towering, barrel-chested and wild-bearded, he was a prodigious drinker and often wore flip-flops.
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In 5003, Taser hired Paul Hughes, a barrel-chested ex-Marine, to lead its push into corrections.
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As we now know the handsome barrel-chested misogynist role of Gaston was awarded to Luke Evans.
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He said he liked men who look like Bluto, the bearded, barrel-chested villain from Popeye cartoons.
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But a soft, barrel-chested male version of me was a warm and kind, if private, thought.
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Barrel-chested with thick, dark eyebrows and a stern, square face, Milley more than fits the bill.
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The old Hummer, a barrel-chested gas guzzler based on the military Humvee, was retired in 2010.
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Video credit Lindsey Byrnes A throng of barrel-chested men eventually escorted Yiannopoulos out of the event.
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He's still the same guy: a barrel-chested, high-flying, slightly off-kilter but always safe wrestling machine.
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" A barrel-chested pit boss piled on: "Looks like Little Joe's gonna be going home by bus tonight.
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Istvan is blond, Ken-doll handsome, and barrel-chested, and the paper cup looked tiny in his hand.
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Anzora, who is thirty-nine, is thick-armed and barrel-chested; his hair is trimmed to a fade.
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Mel is drawn deftly, lightly; Bors is a barrel-chested Cro-Magnon with a bald skull and angry glower.
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But if Mussolini was the barrel-chested superman, Mr. Salvini appears to relish his role as the flabby schlub.
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"I love your posts on Facebook," said the host, a barrel-chested man wearing a power suit and pink tie.
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Slightly shorter and leaner than his peers, the barrel-chested Wawrinka says his strength comes from his core and his legs.
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His moment came Sunday when Montrezl Harrell, the Clippers' chiseled and barrel-chested center, tossed him around like junior high schooler.
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The barrel-chested rancher helped bring to light anonymous allegations of drinking and over-prescribing medications, which ultimately doomed Rear Adm.
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Chris was large but soft; Todd was barrel-chested, and he had taken a combination of Xanax, amphetamines, alcohol, and meth.
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At 88, Johns remains physically imposing: He is barrel-chested, and his once boyish face has weathered into a craggy atlas.
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It stars stars Josh Holloway, who played barrel-chested Sawyer on Lost, as well as Sarah Wayne Callies from The Walking Dead.
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And here was Mr Barlow, the barrel-chested space-cowboy dressed in black and trailed by groupies, spouting his poetic, juvenile pap.
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Alex Jones—the barrel-chested don of the modern day conspiracy theory movement—did something completely out of the ordinary this week.
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He'd been in Mexico for three months, and he appeared healthy and tan, barrel-chested, maybe even working on a slight paunch.
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Even the heteronormative fairy tale ending with Captain Li Shang, the barrel-chested masc daddy of the film, didn't quite add up.
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The ranch horses were strong and barrel-chested Arabians, American Quarters, Spotted Saddles, Buckskins, Palominos — each with its own temperament and personality.
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Some images keep his muscle tone the same and simply make him skinnier, while others make him look even bigger and barrel-chested.
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James Cleverly, a barrel-chested soldier turned MP, recalled meeting a constituent who felt unable to vote Conservative because she was a nurse.
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He's a huge man, huge barrel-chested ex-army guy, who 20 years earlier could take anything that the world threw at him.
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Then the tall, barrel-chested Collin County Sheriff James Skinner saunters forward for what will be the most contentious part of the meeting.
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Ms. Keeling watched in horror as both boys, barrel-chested charmers who friends joked looked like superheroes, withdrew into the world of drugs.
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Ralph Plaisted, a barrel-chested 39-year-old insurance salesman, was having a beer with an acquaintance, a local doctor named Art Aufderheide.
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One barrel-chested man with a long beard wore a T-shirt quoting the Bible as he hobbled along with a tall staff.
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A barrel-chested tourist from Minnesota helped me to my chair, as I explained that my legs no longer react fluidly to stress.
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A barrel-chested outfielder who is built more like a linebacker, Cespedes is known more for his exceptional strength than for his speed.
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Gupta, a barrel-chested, lightly bearded man of thirty, is one of the most radical thinkers in the unradical world of American classical music.
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"We finished competing on Sunday, and we're now into Day 33 of our Olympic vacation," said Peisson, a barrel-chested and bearded 23-year-old.
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He was barrel-chested and sturdy, almost like one of those horses from an old Hollywood Western that thundered toward the sunset and certain glory.
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Theodore Roosevelt was a Rough Rider, a barrel-chested outdoorsman who loved the "manly sports" that brought out the rude, uncomplaining vigor of American youth.
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For a while, it seemed as if the city would soak up this influx, absorb blow after blow, and swell into a barrel-chested mega-metropolis.
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Then he leaned into her, allowed her to hug him, and she called him "Gorilla," the nickname she uses for her dark-haired, barrel-chested boy.
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Or, more accurately, something out of Rabelais — a mustachioed, barrel-chested bear of a man whose unapologetic immoderation encompassed a dazzling repertory: There was the eating.
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Dressed in a bright red zip-up track top bearing the insignia of the Guinean national soccer team, Koivogui, a large, barrel-chested coach, stood guard.
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Next to me is a woman and her barrel-chested dog, who thumps the coarse plume of his tail and continuously worries a mysterious black curve.
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How many times are we going to see Elliot walking down a street or alley and be overtaken and kidnapped by a handful of barrel-chested goons?
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Broad-shouldered and barrel-chested, he lumbers around the set (of grand scale and authentic detail, designed by Allen Moyer) with the authority of a Great Man.
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"Jog on, lads," a barrel-chested man advised, and the boys seemed to reflect on numbers, then left and took their thoughts of starting something with them.
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Brady's hiring as the passing game coordinator is a sign of how willing Orgeron, the 58-year-old, barrel-chested, gravel-voiced Cajun, has been to evolve.
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He developed a rapport with General McMaster, a barrel-chested Army officer whose tastes ran to beer rather than wine but who shared Mr. Anton's love of writing.
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Barrel-chested and big-mouthed, with a long wattle dangling from the top of its beak, this rainforest bird looks more like a Muppet than an avian Casanova.
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He murmured a wish: He wanted to redraw one of the comic characters, a barrel-chested flying crusader, to more closely resemble the lanky young actor holding him.
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A bearded and barrel-chested billionaire, Mr. Alix seems almost astrologically drawn to distressed enterprises, working out restructurings the way other people work out the Sunday crossword puzzle.
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"We have our own way of doing things," said Charles Weyers, a barrel-chested man who was employed as an electrician by De Beers for more than 20 years.
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This made him seem like a barrel-chested force of nature, the type of wrestler who was grappling with his own wild restlessness as much as with other men.
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When he wrestled, he looked like the apotheosis of every stray thought about what a Southern wrestler might be: barrel-chested, hairy, obviously strong but also a little pudgy.
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Hogarth conceived it in opposition to another didactic piece: "Beer Street," in which happy ale-hounds thrive in a civic paradise of barrel-chested, pipe-smoking peace and relaxation.
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Marlins 9, Yankees 3 MIAMI — Lance Lynn may be built like a plow horse, a barrel-chested pitcher with a constitution built to carry his team deep into games.
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Myers was a barrel-chested man who, like most Green Berets, as the Special Forces are known, had a beard that distinguished him from the clean-shaven regular troops.
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In January, the barrel-chested Hulk was joined by his far more silky compatriot Oscar, who cost a similar amount when he was lured from the English powerhouse Chelsea.
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Though the short, barrel-chested man is now 53, it's easy to imagine him still throwing down in the ring, as he sometimes still does under the name Peligro.
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On holidays, my boyfriend and I squeeze her barrel-chested body into seasonal wear (last Halloween, we went as The Peanuts Gang) and take a family photo to share with friends.
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Westwood, a barrel-chested Englishman who is now 43, has experienced plenty of rambunctious Ryder Cup behavior on the road, above all in 48 at the Country Club in Brookline, Mass.
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Yet the barrel-chested Swiss is nothing if not a battler and broke Medvedev at the first opportunity in the third before holding on to cut the deficit to 2-1.
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With his dark, bushy beard and six-foot-three barrel-chested frame, Detroit Tigers rookie Michael Fulmer was an immediate presence on the mound this year merely by virtue of his appearance.
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Frequently seen sporting a shaggy blonde mane and cargo shorts, the foul-mouthed, barrel-chested executive chairman of Breitbart News is tied to an inscrutable maze of power brokers and dirty tricksters.
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"They go to the river and talk to the river, and the river sends it down," said Sierra, a barrel-chested man with long, graying hair and thick turquoise bracelets at his wrists.
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A barrel-chested lawyer and city council member nattily dressed in a suit, Ray Ferris is a third-generation Roanoke businessman—deep roots for a city that wasn't founded until the late 22010s.
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She's determined to have a good sober "hunch" (Floribama-speak for sex) with her barrel-chested freedom fighter, to make up for the fact that the two were "hot drunk messes" the night before.
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But Dr. Schwartz, a barrel-chested man with close-cropped hair and a bushy beard who would not look out of place at a graduate English seminar, thought unionizing might be worth a try.
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At the end of August, the campaign posted its first ad online, a 60-second spot that featured a barrel-chested white man walking out of prison and gathering his wife in his arms.
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Towering over the courtyard at California State University, Long Beach, is the barrel-chested statue of Prospector Pete, the epitome of the rugged 49ers who came to the state looking for gold and land.
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Never mind that Brown was actually a year older than Kemp, and that the 6-foot-10, barrel-chested Kemp towered over the 6-foot-1, rail-thin Brown when they stood next to each other.
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Except a group of barrel-chested dudes in what are easily the wildest suits I've ever laid my eyes on: offensive plaid, one depicting the world's largest game of Pac Man, another covered in sombrero-clad skulls.
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His characters all perform their gender ostentatiously — Rooster, the hypermasculine barrel-chested hero of Jerusalem, is as much a burlesque as Olivia is — and Rylance, in his turn, performs his character's performance with a loving, empathetic distance.
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Though Dwyer had always been keen on changing his singing style from record-to-record—and sometimes song-to-song—here he's a barrel-chested beast, setting aside his higher-pitched falsettos and going straight for the gut.
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When Juan Jr., a barrel-chested 5-foot-5 guard, sank 3-pointers and delivered slick no-look passes, the fans cheered, and when he froze Garcia with a flurry of between-the-legs dribbles, their whistles taunted Garcia.
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Nyong'o, who was dressed for an earlier panel discussion in a gray and black gingham pantsuit, black heels and matching round sunglasses, was trailed by two barrel-chested bodyguards, who kept a wide berth at their client's polite but firm insistence.
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The Crowd The path to the dance floor served as a de facto runway, with barrel-chested men lumbering past in corsets, drag queens parting crowds in waist-grazing wigs and guests trading air kisses in all manner of lacy underthings.
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A barrel-chested 248 pounds, sporting a thick, drooping mustache, Murdoch was a prop forward, a player in the front row of a rugby scrummage who specializes in direct combat with the opposition and is expected to be the hardest of hard men.
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With the Indian leader's election in 2014, the tide has definitively turned -- thanks to determined effort, a growing strategic alignment and the striking odd-couple chemistry between the barrel-chested, bear-hugging Modi and his cool, often restrained American counterpart, President Barack Obama.
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Brazil fares better on the World Democracy Audit list of corruption — it is 65th while Russia is 105th — but it does not have a barrel-chested bully in the Vladimir V. Putin vein to instill the sort of fear that compels results.
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JCP was the most influential territory in the NWA confederation which dominated pro wrestling over the 20th century; more specifically, it was a landscape dominated by barrel-chested trucker bods and solid-looking fat guys and defined by the violence they did to each other.
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In 2018, researchers dispelled the myth that Neanderthals lived more dangerous, violent lives than humans, and another study used CT scans of fossils to reveal that Neanderthals may not have sported the barrel-chested bodies and hunched posture we see in museums and textbooks.
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He's the "barrel-chested freedom fighter" she's been waiting for and once night falls upon Panama City Beach (and the alcohol kicks in), all it takes is Josh to say, "Where am I sleeping tonight?" for Nilsa to stop playing hard to get and start being straightforward.
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Stocky, barrel-chested and blunt — "I guess you could call me fun-loving but hard-nosed," he once told an in-house newsletter — Mr. Reichardt was not well known in the banking community when he was named president of the San Francisco-based Wells Fargo in 1978.
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Until Baez's home run, only the Cubs' third hit, they had been baffled by Johnny Cueto, whose assortment of deliveries — from odd angles and accompanied by hesitations, slide steps and odd torques of his barrel-chested body — had kept their bats silent and the capacity crowd at Wrigley Field uneasy.
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And set against that were his assorted, and sometimes unlikely, feats — playing a bunch of games for the Mets as a barrel-chested shortstop and doing just fine, hitting 47 home runs for the Giants in 1989 and helping lead them to a World Series, making a barehanded catch of a fly ball in left field.
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