Guests can chow down on "The Paunch Burger, Paunch Chili Cheese Fries, Waffles with Whipped Cream, and Treat Yo Self Cakes," plus a bacon and eggs breakfast buffet from The Glittery Factory.
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Now not even his Italian tailor could hide his paunch.
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The ref literally shields Donaire from further punishment with his paunch.
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You notice his paunch, the warm crackle of his voice at rest.
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All are in shorts, rather pasty, with the beginnings of a paunch.
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He's soccer's Winston Wolf, minus the mustache and plus a little paunch.
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If anything, it's a testament to that talent—Owens is so convincing that a fan can look at his own paunch and scraggly beard, then look over at Owens' paunch and scraggly beard, and see himself in him.
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A byproduct of that conversion of paunch into available energy are ketone bodies.
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He observes that the emperor has no clothes, then laughs at his paunch.
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In a country full of paunch proverbs, ("A man without a paunch is like a sky without stars") Mr. Salvini has made his soft stomach a validator of his Made-in-Italy authenticity and a feature of his common touch.
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In a country full of paunch proverbs, ("A man without a paunch is like a sky without stars") Mr. Salvini has made his soft stomach a validator of his Made-in-Italy authenticity and a feature of his common touch.
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I got rid of my paunch and muffin tops in less than four weeks.
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The shift supervisor—a tall corporal with a slight paunch—stood at a lectern.
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As his waistline increased, a tabloid nicknamed him "King paunch" and published unflattering photos.
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And Mr. Capra's "turkey dinners" philosophy, while emotionally gratifying, doesn't fill the hungry paunch.
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"How on earth does Santa manage to keep that paunch?" he wrote in an email.
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The goddess of love has an untroubled face and a slight paunch in her belly.
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They opened Surf Break at Paunch in Bocas del Toro, Panama, and never looked back.
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The life-sized likenesses that featured bouffant hair and a healthy orange paunch but no testicles?
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And he wanted me to help him get rid of his paunch and shape up again.
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So-and-so thinks he's covering up that paunch with baggy suits, but we all know better.
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Rotnarong however hasn't lost his spark, and despite the paunch can still pull off a cartwheel kick.
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As we were leaving, another customer—middle-aged and bespectacled, with a considerable paunch—caught Anzora's attention.
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Many recipes omitted crucial details or used obscure ingredients—swine paunch, jujube syrup, prunes of St. Antonin.
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Alben is a hale and jovial older man with a round paunch and a push-broom mustache.
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But at one point a pushy man with a paunch thrust his way forward with his young daughter.
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The other, with dark hair and a paunch of his own, is Latino—Colombian, or so he says.
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Rodchenkov passed on lunch, in part because of the balaclava and in part because of his growing paunch.
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He had a slight paunch and a wide face that permanently lingered on the verge of a smile.
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He sat on his knees on a cushion in a white kurta, the rock of his paunch balanced before him.
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His beard, paunch, dense build (6-foot-3, 245 pounds), raw power and general good nature earned him the nickname.
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Tapper emerged, a man in his mid-60s with white hair, a paunch and a large smartphone clipped to his belt.
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I'd be a crowd favorite once they saw my flabby body on the block, cute little paunch hanging over my suit.
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And for the first time, he focused on health, shedding dozens of pounds, and turning a paunch into a six-pack.
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Tapper emerged, a man in his mid-253s with white hair, a paunch and a large smartphone clipped to his belt.
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He had on a worn chili-red polo shirt, khaki standup shorts, and flip-flops—burly forearms crossed over a paunch.
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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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My cellmate was an older guy, late forties, with a bald head and a bowling-ball paunch, awaiting final disposition and sentencing.
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Leading with his smooth manners and a paunch that will swell into a potbelly stove, he goes through the proper courtship motions.
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The robe opens at his chest, revealing a pale, unflattering paunch, about which his hands cross stiffly as though girding his loins.
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He had gray hair that had fallen victim to male-pattern baldness, a paunch around his middle, and glittering pale-blue eyes.
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While on the surface, burning off an unwanted paunch sounds awesome, White explains that fat is a slower source of fuel than glucose.
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As the energy of the blast moves to the seat pan, the dead man's pelvis rises, shortening his torso and expanding his paunch.
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I also like the cut, which is on the slimmer side; even if you are carrying a paunch, the stripes help hide it.
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In his oversize shirt, with his paunch and his white beard, Hugo looks like Santa Claus, which is how he makes his living.
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LaBeouf himself, nasally with a paunch, takes on the part of his emotionally and occasionally physically abusive father, a rodeo clown and recovering alcoholic.
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Mr. Hall, 483, is a soft-spoken snow-removal worker with a slight paunch, a salt-and-pepper beard and a matched set of .
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Blond, ruddy-faced, and sporting a paunch at fifty-two, he has rarely had a nine-to-five job and isn't looking for one.
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The movie was set in northern India, and stars Khan as an aging father with a paunch — an unfamiliar sight for a Bollywood superstar.
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As for his paunch, she reminded that "many Italian women like a man with a belly," but said she was not one of them.
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As for his paunch, she reminded that "many Italian women like a man with a belly," but said she was not one of them.
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He was short, with a heavy paunch and a square mustache, and he pursued women like some people devour food, to the point of addiction.
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In a media landscape rife with millionaires and washboard abs, it's nice to see a simple plumber with a paunch reach such dizzying heights of celebrity.
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Without bands or straps, my belly was at liberty to paunch over my lap while I sat, and my butt quaked when I spun around quickly.
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His skin was dough-white and the fleshy folds of his paunch rolled as he moved, but his hairy arms and chest were strong, bear-like.
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Communist guerrillas are not known for their fashion sense, but Lozada, a limber man with a shaved head and a small paunch, has a dandyish streak.
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More evidence was added to support the 'Cormier doesn't like bodywork' hypothesis when Anderson Silva winded the light heavyweight champion with a punt to the paunch.
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Standing six feet tall and weighing around 20143 pounds, Mr. Eugene resembled an offensive lineman more than a quarterback, with broad hips and a generous paunch.
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So if a person runs regularly but doesn't adopt a healthy diet to complement his exercise habit, he could end up with a gut or paunch.
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When Johnson's alt-Peter (or Peter B. Parker, get it?) then shows up, he's a fortysomething divorced loser saddled with a studio apartment and a noticeable paunch.
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The sport consisted of running and butting the head against the paunch and being bounced back, the recoil being in pro- portion to the force of contact.
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That same year, McConaughey sported a combover and girthy paunch to play a modern-day prospector in Stephen Gaghan's Gold, but a flimsy script hobbled the lead performance.
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Pineda, a 6-foot-7 right-hander with loose limbs and an ample paunch, has been a confounding presence in the Yankees' rotation for the last three seasons.
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The Platonic ideal of underwear changed from the barely-there thong to an oversize brief with a navel-hugging elastic waistband and a silhouette designed to hold in paunch.
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Sure, McConaughey is uglied up with a greasy bald head and a hefty paunch, but there isn't a moment the film doesn't consider his Kenny Wells an American hero.
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Eileen looked at Murt, handsome in the shirt she'd got him, a hand on the little mound of his paunch as if he were the one who was pregnant.
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In a 2017 piece called "Pedestal (Dress Form)," she took a traditional dress form and remodeled it after her own torso, complete with a slight paunch and sagging shoulders.
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But Zahran's path from provincial troublemaker to alleged jihadist mastermind was marked by years of missed or ignored signals that the man with a thick beard and paunch was dangerous.
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Murphy, who has close-cropped, receding gray hair and a bit of a paunch, was dressed for the occasion in black Nike running shorts and a gray Under Armour sweatshirt.
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One of them is Jackson Healy (Russell Crowe), a jaded divorcee who breaks people's noses for a living, even though he is now old enough to have a paunch and reading glasses.
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The president, shorter than I expected and — even more unexpectedly — carrying a slight paunch, came striding into the room, with one interpreter and one security guard who immediately retreated to a corner.
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PHILADELPHIA — Jeff Foster, 58, a retired security guard with an abiding sweet tooth and a generous paunch, scowled as he considered the cornucopia of refrigerated soft drinks at his local convenience store.
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Jensen says a person who runs but also eats a poor diet "could indeed keep their paunch" if their genes predispose them to carry excess fat in their midsection, and Church agrees.
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After picking me up in Freeport, Ross, a 40 year old, amply proportioned gentlemen whose days as a basketball stalwart have given way to the paunch of fatherhood, drove us across the island.
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After five movies, the T. rex now evokes the soulful pathos of seeing a once-beloved action star trying to keep up with the new kids, but with a little too much paunch.
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When I asked if heating my paunch with a laser beam would be, in her opinion, more or less painful than having chilled into a high-calorie slushie, Rebecca gives a fairly slippery answer.
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But as my muscles grew and my love handles and paunch melted away between March 2500th and April 2150nd, I became fixated on what on earth I'd been doing wrong up until that point.
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Back in 2016, the anarchist art collective INDECLINE put up life-size statues of Donald Trump in the buff in five cities across the US, showcasing his impressive paunch, tiny mitts, and micro-peen.
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He is fifty-three and has bristly, slightly graying hair, watchful eyes, and a paunch that suggests the banquet diet of beer and grain liquor that is an inextricable part of Chinese business culture.
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To your left, gawping out of the window, is a middle aged bloke in a Donnay polo shirt and slightly too tight cream short shorts, his portly paunch popping out over the belt strap.
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Behold, the man in all his glory, as he pirouettes his way across the PyeongChang ice: The guy appears to be middle-aged, judging by his flowing salt-and-pepper mane and dad bod paunch.
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With a bit of a paunch on his 210-foot-4553-inch, 2455-pound frame, he wore jeans, a white T-shirt, white Nikes and a black Los Angeles Dodgers hat with a flat brim.
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Behind her, a man with a paunch and a handlebar mustache emerges from a black truck just as she starts to lip-sync the 1997 song "My Baby Daddy," by B-Rock and the Bizz.
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Unlike Ali, who has a paunch and came to our meeting wearing track pants, Nokhcho has a gym body and wore a tight T-shirt and jeans that looked made for a dance floor in Chelsea.
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Although I've dipped into and out of physical training over the last couple of decades, I remain, at nearly 45, gaunt and anemic-looking except for the paunch now oozing its way over my underwear waistband.
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On March 222, Mr. Pashinyan, 21, a balding man with a salt-and-pepper beard and slight paunch, began a quixotic walk across central Armenia to protest an effort by the president to skirt term limits.
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Everything was exquisitely timed, Schumer didn't belabor the point, and it was sweet and funny to see a middle-aged man with a bit of a paunch looking as vulnerable as he did beside the star.
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The man has made quite the turnaround since his days playing at the Knoxville Challenger tournament in 2014, where he was seen toting around a can of soda, a candy bar, and a sizeable paunch during the match.
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Cash took the players out for dinner one night and watched Kyrgios inhale two massive burritos — "the biggest things you've ever seen, must have been 4,000 calories" — which made him wonder if Kyrgios would ever lose his paunch.
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The overall impression is of an adolescent who has fallen victim to premature ageing: trapped in the same clothes but biologically fast-forwarded, with the hair greying, thinning or disappearing, the paunch expanding, the skeletal frame buckling and bending.
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Elaine WelterothCreditCreditErik Madigan Heck for The New York Times If you are, like me, a person with no sense of style and a stomach paunch, you might understand why dressing for a fashion show would be a psychological challenge.
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Though the face of the metal applicator heads are very cold when Rebecca clicks them into place around my navel, I try to remember that in mere minutes, my paunch will be heated up to point that will likely be unpleasant.
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The American, who had a posture like a question mark, was dressed in layers of baggy, unwashed black polyester, too tight on his paunch, and a Windbreaker over black jeans and running shoes—a costume exhumed from some Dungeons & Dragons basement.
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Steven Seagal was a large part of the early 90s action movie scene and as his box office appeal began to disappear like his belt buckle beneath his paunch, Seagal became one of the key movers in the straight-to-video market.
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I imagined that any woman would have been thrilled to see a tiny penis peeking out from below my pasty, middle-aged paunch like the head of a geriatric albino turtle moments from death, and of course now I realize my behavior was wrong.
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But Paper Boi, with his paunch and sweaty brow, also comes off as fascinatingly depressed by impending fame, thrown by how fans perceive him as a symbol of street authenticity—it's as if he's become a nostalgic nineties sensation before he's even been signed by a label.
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Streep's proved time and time again she can slide into any role she chooses, and by God, she went all the way with Trump—there was the golden face, the gravity-defying combover hairdo, the suit and tie and pillow stuffed under her shirt to mimic the Donald's paunch.
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I always reckoned that nothing else could match his refulgent tan, although my theory slumps at the sight of Kenny Wells, McConaughey's character in "Gold," who is pale and sweaty, with a paunch the size of a medicine ball and a hairline that has long since sounded the retreat.
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I've seen the head of one of Shanghai's trendiest art spaces—Shanghainese through and through—his button-down shirt wrapped around his waist, his vest soaked through with sweat clinging to his paunch, swaying, while behind him a group of Indian exchange students lose their shit over a piece of Urdu ephemera.
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Two years ago this week, activist art collective INDECLINE installed life-sized statues of Donald Trump in the nude—complete with a gargantuan paunch, varicose veins, and an acorn-sized micro-peen—in five cities across the US. Most of them were destroyed within days, but a few wound up auctioning for upwards of $20,000.
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Looking at all different poses Birmelin gets into the painting, not to mention the variety of body types, from the jacketless, middle-aged man with a paunch carrying a briefcase — a low level bureaucrat — to the man in a green uniform and brown safety vest putting on (or pulling off) his helmet, most likely a supervisor.
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"This is me 4 days postpartum — I live in sexy surgical mesh underwear that's keeping a world of pain in check, my boobs are engorged, I burst blood vessels In my face from pushing, my big pregnant belly that I loved so much deflated to a mere paunch but it's all so worth it," she wrote.
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"A sad horse" is maybe not who I would have expected to choose as the decade's finest antihero when BoJack Horseman began in 2014, but Netflix's animated tale of a middle-aged anthropomorphic equine with addiction problems and a substantial paunch around his midsection hit all the right beats for a story about a character who's compelling even though he's awful.
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But Fraser has been out of the spotlight for so long (as detailed in this lovely GQ profile) and has so clearly passed into middle age — with a little paunch to go with it — that it's thrilling to watch him pop up in a prestige cable drama playing a character who could feel two steps removed from his George of the Jungle (another character aware of his status as a character in a story), were it not for how elegantly Fraser wrestles Chace to the ground.
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