In comparison, the portly, legless Buchinger was demonstrably a stud.
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A portly matron stood up to receive a small trunk.
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She has visions of portly saints floating below a tree.
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This portly fellow and his birds don't say MANIC to me.
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As an actor, comedian and author, the portly Jim Gaffigan (it's O.K. to call him portly; he does so himself in his book "Dad Is Fat") has made American male semi-loserdom one of his primary subjects.
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Two are white: a portly South African and his muscled European deputy.
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In Malaysia, there's another portly figure of fun decorating homes this Christmas.
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The race attracts the young and old, the athletic and the portly.
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Luckily the portly Fire TV Stick 24K comes with an HDMI extender cable.
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AFFABLE and portly, Sergey Kislyak seems nevertheless to be an eminently forgettable man.
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"It is an excellent thing," enthuses Mohammed Ahmed Cissé, the village's portly chief.
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AYALKIBET, A PORTLY man in a garish white suit, is taking an oath.
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The portly President clearly enjoyed the adulation he received for the first pitch.
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His genial manner and resemblance to his portly father have won him support.
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No longer do Nathan's employees cajole portly passers-by to enter the contest.
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It takes the portly shape of Dima (Stellan Skarsgård), an effusive Russian thug.
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In person, Spencer is short and portly, with a neatly trimmed black beard.
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He had the air of a jovial, portly uncle presiding over a family gathering.
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The portly creatures were among the first species added to the list in 1972.
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Finnish TV carried ads of a portly chef prodding succulent cuts of veal and
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Sagal began running as a kid because he wanted to escape his portly body.
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First up is Bob, the portly American martial artist who was introduced in Tekken 6.
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They believe the confrontation with Pyongyang's portly dictator will define Trump's first term in office.
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Moments ago, a portly local warned my co-pilot, Jared, that the road narrowed up ahead.
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Look at Tundu, Leng's portly African "godson" sidekick who sells bootleg porn and eats a lot.
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The portly Colon couldn't get his glove on the ball, which hit him in the stomach.
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A portly man in sunglasses and a blue shirt approached and politely told me to leave.
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As the daughter of Henry VIII's sister, Margaret Tudor, Margaret Douglas was the portly king's niece.
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The miller's wife is large and portly, but her little husband is the size of a samovar.
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It shows a portly Mr Xi greeting admirers (some are pictured), eating dumplings and inspecting a toilet.
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Clinton closed the show by doing an awkward half-dance with "El Gordo," the show's portly host.
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The only portly plumbers in the building back in those days were there to plug the leaks.
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She told me the restaurant's owner—a portly elderly man—had asked her to speak to me.
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With his wild hair, portly figure and bespectacled face, Levine is beloved by musicians, singers and audiences.
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Portly, curly haired and slightly disheveled, Zinoviev cut a curious figure for a hero of the revolution.
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What does Nintendo's portly mascot Mario have to do with the goofy Rabbid characters from Ubisoft's Rayman universe?
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"Whatever we do, people are gonna talk shit on us, cause we're Asian," explains the charismatic, portly rapper.
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The passenger, a portly man, wore a striped jacket and cradled a bulky canvas bag in his arms.
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He was a portly, toppled despot aghast at how stubbornly an intelligent woman refused to defer to him.
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But he often presents himself more as Falstaff — vain, portly, joyful and lecherous, yet clever underneath it all.
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They include video of the Tiananmen Square protestand pictures comparing President Xi Jinping to the portly Winnie the Pooh.
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On Chinese social media Xi Jinping has been relentlessly (if gently) mocked for his resemblance to the portly bear.
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He is a portly, jolly, white-haired man who might bring you gifts, but that's where the fun stops.
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On Mount Fugu Island, inhabitants even worship cat deities — specifically, the Sun Cat, a portly, upright creature called Abe.
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Of the 22 species of these portly and pointy-nosed creatures, the True's beaked whale is among the rarest.
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She has studied their cholesterol levels and the prevalence of diabetes and other maladies from which the portly suffer.
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Its front-wheel-drive architecture — which also underpins the Chevrolet Blazer and GMC Acadia — gives it portly, uninspiring proportions.
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Portly and gregarious, Kim Jong Nam had spoken out publicly against his family's dynastic control of the isolated state.
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It was filled with actors, some in their 20s, some elderly and beautiful, some homely, slender, portly, gruff, sophisticated.
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The average guess from Americans responding to an Ipsos MORI poll in December estimated the portly population at just 50%.
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But like everyone else, she fell silent when a dapper, portly puppet suddenly loomed over an upstage wall of screens.
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As such, it should come as no surprise that the portly plumber jumped the gun a bit in the App Store.
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Mr Saccone is a portly 60-year-old, who is also a veteran, and has been a state representative since 2011.
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"Review (from Nintendo Life): "With 'Mario Tennis,' the portly plumber proves once again that he can make any sport more entertaining.
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One of them is the leader's portly kid brother, the other a sullen cop killer who joined them on the breakout.
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Paul Krugman I guess it ain't over until the portly golfer sings, but it does look as if Obamacare will survive.
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One of the reasons you don't see as many portly players is that they aren't typically drafted early—or sometimes at all.
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In their first ever video of the whales, a small group of portly True's can be seen gently cruising along in coordination.
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A collaged caricature of Trump as a portly beauty contest winner is at the top of the dome, beneath an American flag.
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The FT report said posts with the Chinese name of the portly character were censored on China's Twitter-like platform Sina Weibo.
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Russell Crowe displays his portly frame and bushy beard as he attends the "Gladiator in Concert" event with Connie Nielsen and Francesco Totti.
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And every bird, too, has a name, from Noodleman to Dr. Brown, whose portly figure graces the cover of The New York Pigeon.
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Why it's gift-worthy: This portly, grapefruit-sized Bluetooth speaker produces a more robust sound than you'd expect from a gadget its size.
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Some elderly persons who are portly but have low muscle mass have normal or even low BMI scores, an underestimation of body fat.
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Dubbed "the Maharajah's collection" — after the airline's portly, mustachioed mascot — the works have long been a subject of wonder in India's art world.
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Don't get too excited over the latest so-called "peace overture" by Kim Jong Un, the portly pariah of Pyongyang, to South Korea.
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He was a portly man of 153 who wore a long white robe and covered his head with a schmag, or checkered cloth.
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Dr. Mithoefer and his wife, Ann Mithoefer, and often their portly terrier mix, Flynn, sat with each patient, guiding them through traumatic memories.
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He turned down the role of Nicholas Dunderdeck, the portly, villainous owner of a sweet factory in the animated movie Big Bug Man.
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A portly man with a poof of hair that invites comparison to the American president's, Mr. Shao owns an electronics company called Quankang.
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TV footage showed the portly AML leader being ferried to the rally on the back of a motorbike through the side streets of Rawalpindi.
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The portly big boi Otis has claimed the title two out of the last three years, and is a strong contender again for 2018.
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Neither have the costumes, the hairstyles, the weaponry, the MacGuffins, the major plot points or the presence of that one portly X-Wing pilot.
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"It's going well ... Get me a ladder," the portly then-London Mayor jovially shouted as the crowds below laughed along after he became stuck.
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He's a portly, white, self-described "redneck" from Athens, Georgia, with a horseshoe mustache and ruddy complexion who used to be a professional golfer.
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He is the portly, sometimes expressionless official standing off to the side in most of the televised briefings led by Vice President Mike Pence.
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Buttigieg and his husband Chasten adopted Labrador-beagle mix Truman in 2017 and Buddy, a portly one-eyed puggle, came home one year later.
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"I got second when I was teen queen," said Alaina Denette, 19, the new Swine Festival Queen, whose rhinestone crown featured a portly pig.
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"¡Dio Mio!" the aforementioned portly local shrieks (it's a small town), as I place overflowing plates on the hood, roof, and trunk of my car.
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Hours seem to pass before Toby and Javier are eventually reunited, but when they are, Javier decides that Toby is his portly sidekick, Sancho Panza.
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Portly, crimson-clad, bespectacled, mustachioed, and just a little bit giddy, Kenneth Bone was catnip for the bored, half-drunk, miserable masses watching the debate.
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They also squeeze an impressive 2170 hours of life out of a charge (2700 more with the portly 2140-square-inch case they come in).
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BRAVES The Braves introduced a new mascot last month, a furry, portly, beige creature with googly eyes and red streamers that shoot from his ears.
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I wander the concourse and spot a portly fellow on the Miller Lite beer line wearing a Red Sox cap and a Pedro Martinez jersey.
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Groundhogs, portly animals belonging to the squirrel family, have been offering weather predictions in Punxsutawney, which has a population of about 6,000 people, since 1887.
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"That's The River Café over there," a portly jogger says to his equally out of breath companion in a tone that mixes both pride and gluttony.
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So many people compared Xi to the portly bear Winnie the Pooh that the government ended up banning a Winnie the Pooh film from the country.
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He is a portly 70-year old who likes to insinuate that Mrs Clinton is in desperate health while declining to reveal his own medical records.
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But the neighbors' talking dog, Tommy (Jim Anderson), is a delightfully droll creation — portly, gruff and stuck with a boy's name even though she's a girl.
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Later, I met this lawyer, a cheerful, portly young man from Tapachula who, sensing a need—and a market—in his hometown, had opened his firm.
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A portly driver in a white dress shirt suggested that the company offer a voice-only interface, since many people in India can't read or write.
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Paul Krugman It ain't over until the portly gentleman screams, but it is, as intelligence analysts say, highly likely that Hillary Clinton will win this election.
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On the inlay of Ma Gastronomie, the portly Frenchman has a similarly striking nature, although Henderson, by his own admission, is rather on the slimmer side.
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In high school there was Mr. Flood, a portly English teacher with a caustic wit that would drink a thermos' worth of Tim Hortons every morning.
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Winnie-the-Pooh has been banned in China online and at movie theaters because snarky commentators have suggested that he resembles the portly President Xi Jinping.
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Most of us are somewhere between uneasy and distraught with how our babies plot on growth charts, no matter whether our children are petite or portly.
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" Here, "you" are "a portly sales executive in your early 50s named Mark, about to depart on a long road trip back home to Wichita, Kan.
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Too scared to call their families, they called Younouzbhai Jambhuwalla, the owner of Mayur Cafe, a short, portly man in his late fifties, whom they knew well.
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He could be mistaken for a jovial, portly uncle at a family gathering: he has plenty of warmth and charm to go with his $3bn in assets.
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The portly Johnston, nicknamed 'Beef', does not look like a typical professional golfer and some critics have called on him to get rid of his bushy beard.
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Chinese internet users have in the past likened Pooh's portly appearance to Xi. A small number of people have even used Pooh as a symbol of resistance.
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The strange tale involves a Cinderella team, a bookmaker eager for publicity and, most important, a portly, middle-aged goalkeeper with a taste for meat and potatoes.
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The portly man sidled up to some media folks after Tebow's live BP, casually announcing that his people charted him as getting nine hits in 19 at-bats.
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A 50-something woman let her dark green velvet dress ride up, while her date, a portly man wearing a pinstripe vest with no shirt, massaged her thighs.
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Being the only woman in the group, surrounded shoulder to shoulder by men, I had no other choice but to trust the unarmed, portly warden escorting us around.
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"America is the greatest Satan," said Sheikh Marwan Abu Rass, a portly cleric who held his index finger in the air as several thousand people did the same.
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In fact, the researchers found that putting your portly kitty on a much-needed diet might actually be a way to help convince him you're worthy of his affection.
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"You've got to lose some weight too," says the banner for the gym, which shows a photograph of the portly North Korean leader next to a bikini-clad woman.
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Jon Favreau's 2014 "Chef" was a middling film about a portly chef who finds his real goals in life after a disastrous social media showdown with a noted critic.
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Later footage shows the portly, balding middle-aged man stumbling, wiping his face, and seeking help from people while gesturing to his eyes before being escorted to a clinic.
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Netizens have in the past likened Pooh's appearance - namely his portly stature - to President Xi. A small number of people have even used Pooh as a symbol of resistance.
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The morning of the race I awoke to the sight of portly gentlemen, young boys and mothers with infants in bike seats pedaling and walking up the steep hill.
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In a montage of his winter stay on Earth, everyone's favorite portly alien revives dead flowers, tries out VR goggles and sleds through the snow with Elliott's two children.
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The portly Father Christmas probably weighs about 150 kg (330 lb) and his reindeer and sleigh a tonne, the Swedish construction company NCC calculated, allowing another 50 kg for gifts.
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The authorities identified the supposed organizer as Mr. G., a Ukrainian citizen, and showed tape of security agents arresting a portly man in a white shirt on a city street.
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The company then challenged three volunteers—a lanky scientist, a beefier sprinter, and finally a portly sumo wrestler—to try and make their way across the gigantic Gokiburi Hoy-Hoy.
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I'm reminded of a friend who was hopelessly addicted to British crossword puzzles (the ones with clues that seem inscrutable to Americans, such as, "The portly gentleman ate his cat, backwards").
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Surprised Singaporeans pursued North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Sunday before realizing the portly man with slick black hair near the Marina Bay Sands hotel was an impersonator.
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At the center of it all is the portly, balding, endlessly snacking and entertaining Gaffigan, a truly Kafkaesque figure who is constantly waking up in a world that he barely understands.
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I'd also be a little portly from eating one too many Pockys, but that's a small price to pay to be fluent in code and a competitive player in the workforce.
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Flavored with rosemary and thyme and rounded off with a tart black-currant sauce, the four accordion-pleated dumplings huddle on a field of lettuce, like portly bannerets parleying before battle.
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"Carnival is a portly baby that needs to be weaned," he told the news site G1 ahead of this year's celebrations, adding, for good measure, that women would understand the metaphor.
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His genial manner and striking likeness to Etienne - from his portly physique to the trademark flat cap he tended to wear - helped win over many of the UDPS rank and file.
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A portly, upbeat housewife, Sulu doesn't let her middle-class existence, her lack of qualifications or her interfering elder sisters come in the way of her determination to make it big someday.
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Ultimate Fighting Championship president Dana White cast him on his Ultimate Fighter show, where he suffered an inglorious defeat to portly Roy Nelson and then won an uninspiring decision against Houston Alexander.
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I spoke with a variety of his supporters, including a portly young Kuwaiti named Khaled al Fawwaz, and a bizarre Syrian preacher who hung out near the Finsbury mosque, Omar Bakri Mohammad.
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Their pitching rotation is built on two pillars: Bartolo Colon, a portly and timeless 2407-year-old pitcher, and Noah Syndergaard, a young, blond-tressed flamethrower who goes by the nickname Thor.
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She badges through a turnstile using her smartphone — security is non-existent in this futuristic vision — and is briefly weighed to make sure she's not too portly for Uber's weight-conscious flying taxis.
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Even as I read the increasingly bleak letters delivered by the portly, shuffling postman-cum-trader, I could make out my goats and chickens wandering around the pen through the letter's translucent surface.
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He had to wait outside a Taliban court in a mosque in Now Zad, as land disputes and robberies were settled by a portly insurgent leader, before he could get his visit approved.
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When I arrived at the PUP offices last Saturday, the volunteer pets of the hour—two Labrador retrievers, Ryu and Echo, and a portly French bulldog named Pierre—were snoozing under a table.
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"Here we have all the types of terrorism that you have in the kingdom," said a guide, a portly, mustachioed assistant prison director who gave only a nickname, Abu Nawaf, for security reasons.
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The whereabouts of the portly, 13-year-old ethnic Chinese Malaysian has been a mystery since the scandal first erupted three years ago, though he has released statements at various times denying any culpability.
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Video of the portly potentate prowling the streets of the host city was released live, and showed Kim greeting tourists, taking selfies and visiting sights in the late evening after leaving St. Regis Hotel.
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After a period of silence, the portly Azhar surfaced in a video in 2014, boasting of 300 suicide bombers at his command and threatening to kill Narendra Modi if he became India's prime minister.
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A neckbeard is a slur for a portly internet denizen who, either in an attempt to hide his multiple chins or purely via laziness, grows an unkempt mane of facial hair on his neck.
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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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" It's possible that one's child could end up oversharing, whether about how a specific soft drink is or is not making them less portly, or whether or not they and their dad give "good brain.
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In a similar but more contemporary vein, the black and white etching of William Kentridge from 1996 brings the absurd to the forefront, as the portly figure of the artist sleeps, bathes, and dances nude.
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The portly man spotted me several times over the next three and a half hours; he didn't kick me out because it was in everyone's interest for Tebow to get as much coverage as possible.
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At first, it doesn't seem to be a particularly fair fight: the portly gentleman in Mad Max film extra-esque goggles with the wooden sword versus the toned, Spartan-build longhair with the red lightsaber.
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When he was young and poor, he didn't get enough to eat, often consumed his rations alone, and was very skinny; when he was older and prosperous, he had plenty to eat and became portly.
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During a commercial break, Leslie Mosier, owner of Internet sensation Doug the Pug, wove her way over to Bryan, his wife, Caroline Boyer, Urban and Kidman with her well-dressed portly pooch in her arms.
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On finding out that I was a nak muay, the portly, spectacled quack got up from behind his post-modern IKEA desk at the surgery and showed me his wobbly version of the sok glap.
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The portly and easygoing Kim Jong Nam was believed to be close to his uncle, Jang Song Thaek, who was North Korea's second most powerful man before being executed on Kim Jong Un's orders in 2013.
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In honor of his immense influence to music, the portly piano-playing prodigy was honored with an induction into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame in 225, and a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 22017.
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Oscar Hernández, a portly local resident with a creased face and graying hair, claims to have invented the drink almost 40 years ago, during his daily shift selling seasoned cucumbers and jicama at his roadside stand.
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A comically portly fellow who might well have served as the inspiration for Thomas the Tank Engine character The Fat Controller, Neubauer oversaw a star-studded Mercedes-Benz line-up, led by the German Rudolf Caracciola.
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"Livin' off the Land" Picture this: You're a portly chap in his 60s, and you're in charge of the record label that signed a deal with JT and you have to put up with this… Experiment.
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According to a new study in the journal Science, hot temperatures linked to global warming are contributing to the decline of these portly pollinators, which are considered critical to the health of wild landscapes and agriculture.
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Family photographs reveal her to have been a dignified, imposing and — before wartime occupation reduced even wealthy Brussels citizens to a diet of beans and noodles, augmented by the occasional plate of minced cat — portly figure.
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The resulting visual dialogues are charming: the whiskers of a man getting a haircut are similar to those of a portly seal; the dangling tubing of a stethoscope echoes delicate carriage reins that decorate a clock.
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The portly, balding middle-aged man was seen stumbling and wiping his face after the assault, and later clips showed him seeking help from people while gesturing to his face and then being escorted to a clinic.
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But they were also a study in contrasts: she five feet tall and dressed in no-nonsense gray tweed, he a portly 6-foot-3 and shaped "like a giant avocado," as Niven recalled in a memoir.
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" READ: Nuclear negotiations with a portly tyrant might not be the best time to crack a fat joke Hemmings added: "Even here, there's no timeline for how long this will take, and what is the next stage.
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Portly, bald and a recipient of a double corneal transplant, Mr. Cifuentes was so close to the kingpin, he testified last week, that Mr. Guzmán liked to call him both his "right-hand" and "left-hand" man.
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Obviously, seasonal cheer floods "Christmas Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes": It coats every second of the production, from the score's wall-to-wall holiday hits to the ubiquitous presence of a certain portly, red-suited gentleman.
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The stiff affairs began in the parlor room for aperitifs hour, where I joined Stacy, Ian (a French literature student who lived in the maid's quarters upstairs), Monsieur (Madame's portly husband), their three children, and corresponding significant others.
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Having allegedly embezzled 55 billion pesos ($2.97 billion) in public funds in just six years, the portly 43-year-old former governor of Veracruz state has come to personify the rampant corruption and impunity that plague Mexican politics.
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Kids who grew up in the US during the 1990s will also be reminded of the fight in November's election when they're asked to choose between two new mascots — one slick and blue, the other portly and red. .
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The group had included a forensic pathologist expert in dissection who had brought along a bone saw, and a portly body double who left the consulate wearing Khashoggi's clothes to give the impression he'd made a safe exit.
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Just as Rogers's portly politicians are always depicted in his unmistakable style, so his texts, in happy harmony with his drawings, are lettered in the firm and lucid script of a properly taught, well behaved grammar school child.
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The front-runner to become Britain's next prime minister is a portly white man with unkempt blond hair, an adoring base of supporters, disdain for Europe, a dodgy private life and a loose relationship with truth and principle.
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So Mr. Londonio, a portly man, embarked on an intense exercise routine of cardio and chin-ups and picked up a fiber-heavy diet to shed weight and ensure he could squeeze out of a jail cell window.
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A portly man partial to impeccably tailored suits, he and Ford had become friends in 19953, when Mr. Coleman was an assistant counsel to the Warren Commission during its investigation of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
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Mr. Sabry, a portly 20153-year-old lawyer, is one of the most prolific litigators in a country where the law allows one citizen to press charges against another for vague crimes like immorality and "insulting" the nation.
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Now aged 54 and content with his lot in portly middle age, he's the divorced father of three grown up kids; and sometime trainer, helping up-and-coming fighters, from all over the world, sharpen up their fighting weapons.
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Kim, a portly 30-something whose state media recently blasted Trump as a "lunatic mean old trickster and human reject" presides over a prison state, purges his foes and has vowed to obliterate the US in a nuclear cloud.
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The most resounding salvo from a stage was heard in June, when the Public Theater production of "Julius Caesar" in Central Park presented the title character as a portly plutocrat with a comb-over and a model-glamorous wife.
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That was enough to deliver a deadly poison to the portly 46-year-old relative of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, according to a senior Malaysian government source and Malaysian police official Fadzil Ahmat, who both spoke to Reuters.
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The portly and gregarious Kim Jong Nam, eldest son of late North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, was assaulted on Monday morning in the departure hall of Kuala Lumpur International Airport and died on the way to hospital, Malaysian police said.
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Titled "The Royal Feast of Belshazzar Blaine and the Money Kings," it depicted a gaggle of portly plutocrats dining on "lobby pudding" and "patronage cake," while a working family, at the foot of the table, held out a hand for scraps.
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Cutting a portly figure and wielding a vigorous baton, Mr. Santi was a favorite of audiences at the Metropolitan Opera in New York, where he led close to 400 performances from 1962 to 2000, overwhelmingly of operas by Puccini and Verdi.
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For example, Polish-born sculptor Elie Nadelman created a series of plaster figurines and statues that, at first glance, resemble the portly Greek goddesses from the Archaic period — but in truth, their bodies subtly sway in dance moves: his inspiration was vaudeville.
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The original Xbox controller was a beast, and the tweaked and high tech $70 Duke from Hyperkin, that works with both PCs and the Xbox One, borrows that same portly profile to create one of the biggest and most ridiculous controllers out there.
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The portly and gregarious Kim Jong Nam, the eldest son of late North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, was assaulted on Monday morning in the departure hall of Kuala Lumpur International Airport and died on the way to hospital, Malaysian police said.
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Image: APBack on a crisp January day in 2016, I slipped around on a frozen lake in Wisconsin to ask a bunch of portly men in grey hoodies and trucker hats how the fishing had been compared to when they were kids.
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For an upcoming, one-hour special episode of her hit Disney Channel show K.C. Undercover, the 19-year-old spent three hours a day transforming into a portly, older, male judge – and PEOPLE has an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at her transformation.
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This is not the later Welles, the portly fellow who famously made Paul Masson wine commercials and who by then was something of a former king forced to abdicate the throne, not quite a sell-out but also no longer a wunderkind.
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When they arrived for a tour, there were aesthetic choices they didn't like, including recessed LED ceiling lamps with a frigid quality of light; a new kitchen with cheap cherry cabinets, mosaic tile and a portly fridge; and an awkward replacement banister.
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WASHINGTON — Less than a year ago, President Trump was savaging Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, as a "madman" and murderer of his own people, branding him "Little Rocket Man" for his nuclear testing exploits and poking fun at his portly stature.
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One veteran casino industry source, who has known him for over a decade, said he last met the affable, portly Kim at the Four Seasons Hotel in Macau last month, when he was eating cake and having a drink in the lobby coffee shop.
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After dropping off his luggage, he was whisked to a meeting with Gustavo Porras Cortés, the head of the National Assembly, a portly man wearing a navy blue windbreaker, who sat across from Drollinger with his arms crossed and wearing a stone-faced frown.
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In a pre-dawn attack by Mexican marines who killed five of his henchmen, the portly capo survived by squeezing through a secret tunnel into the city's grimy storm drains, only to pop out of a manhole near a Pollo Feliz restaurant hours later.
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Colossal stone figures rise from rainforests full of twisting trees accented in blue, and dangers lurk at every turn, sometimes even in the form of a portly pink toad who is eager to gobble you up, the watercolor animations rippling on its ample belly.
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There's so much to unpack there, Biden calling the voter a damn liar for telling the truth about his son's relationship to Ukraine, Biden challenging the man to a push-up contest, and then saying quote "Look fat" when he addressed his portly adversary.
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" That description is a far cry from the Harry Strickland presented in Martin's books; A Wiki of Ice and Fire describes him as "portly, with a big round head, mild grey eyes and thinning grey hair that he brushes sideways to cover up a bald spot.
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"Periods don't necessarily look like themselves," he remarked, a riddle for sure, but one that makes sense somehow coming from Wheatley, a portly, blued-eyed, shaggy-haired Brit who has become one of the isles' most lauded young directors in less than a decade of feature work.
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In postwar Britain, it seems, even actors had to climb the rope ladder of the class system; start by looking back in anger and, God willing, you could end up as a portly blueblood on the steps of 10 Downing Street, looking forward in gutsiness and hope.
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It is a highly controversial issue that typically divides into two superficial camps, caricatured as portly capitalists who claim expansive rights to pickpocket consumers and other businesses on one side, and hippie software-developers and snowflakes on the other side, who want to open-source everything.
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In fact, one could easily see a cycle of events transpiring over the next few weeks, building slowly while most Americans are more worried about their summer vacation plans and the upcoming SCOTUS pick than another nuclear game of chicken with the portly pariah of Pyongyang.
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Given the movie's shaggy-dog quest, Huston evidently imagined "Beat the Devil" as another "Maltese Falcon," his first film, even casting Peter Lorre, a featured player in "Maltese Falcon," for good luck, with the portly Robert Morley standing in for Sydney Greenstreet, a seeker of the falcon.
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Lately there have been images on the evening news of gendarmes in ICE jackets knocking on doors, terrified children crying, portly Latin men in handcuffs, Border Patrol agents hydrating migrants in dirty ball caps before escorting them away for processing — the stuff of nightmares for the vulnerable.
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Nathan Eovaldi and R. A. Dickey share as much in common in pitching style as the musical proclivities of the portly rapper Fat Joe and the aging gray-haired rocker Jon Bon Jovi, who were both in attendance for Tuesday night's game between the Yankees and the Toronto Blue Jays.
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READ: Nuclear negotiations with a portly tyrant might not be the best time to crack a fat joke The concession came after Trump agreed to give North Korea "security guarantees" in return for Pyongyang's commitment to denuclearize, but observers pointed out that Trump was giving a lot away while getting little in return.
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I could be wrong, but when there's a portly, balding dude with questionable dental hygiene who looks at the floor throughout the tour, and the woman he's with is fit, gorgeous, personable, fawns over him unnecessarily, and talks openly of her past beginnings in the sex industry, it certainly raises some questions.
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While Morrison fails to rescue the image of England's ruler as the portly, self-indulgent lecher waggishly created by the poets and cartoonists of Regency times, he does well to remind readers how much George and his pet architect, John Nash, contributed to transforming London into an elegant and supremely modern metropolis.
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Photographs from that 1958 trip that appeared this weekend in the Chinese state newspaper The Global Times show the portly Kim Il-sung with sharply barbered black hair embracing the reed-thin Ho Chi Minh, who a few years later would be battling the United States with help from China and North Korea.
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Though he once appeared as the favorite to succeed his father, Kim Jong-nam began living abroad in exile after being caught in 2001 trying to enter Japan with a fake Dominican passport (the portly Mr. Kim used the name Pang Xiong, Chinese for "fat bear," a detail that hints at his sense of humor).
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Mr. Jiang is 91, and Mr. Hu, 75, has shown no appetite for taking on Mr. Xi. On the Chinese internet, some people eluded the party's censors and mocked Mr. Xi's ambitions by sharing images like that of Winnie the Pooh — portly like Mr. Xi, and used by critics to represent him — hugging a huge jar of honey.
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But then the master dealmaker, the intuitive diplomat, cracked a fat joke — just as he was sitting down to lunch across from the portly frame of North Korean despot Kim Jong Un. Having earlier shared a historic handshake and exchanged warm words, President Trump and Kim Jong Un prepared to enjoy a working lunch with their aides.
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As you can see, he looks quite different in the books — where he's described as portly and bald, "looking little like a warrior" and "sound[ing] like an old woman" — than he does on the show: This above photo of Harry comes to us from recently released promotional photos for season eight's fifth episode, which show the company lined up outside the gates of King's Landing.
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It takes celebrities (usually pop stars with widely-known radio hits like Bruno Mars or Mariah Carey or Justin Bieber), puts them in an environment that seems real, despite having been pre-taped months in advance, and packages it to seem like some friends spontaneously hanging out, as if a portly Englishman in a Prius really came across a wigged-out Sia walking down a residential street in LA. For some reason, people connect to that. Hey!
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Just count the behind-the-scenes dramas: The event's hosts (Hugo Silva and Carolina Bang) want to claw each other's eyes out; a vain and abusive singer (the Spanish pop vocalist Raphael) feels threatened by a hunky, long-maned young phenom (Mario Casas), who is searching for two gold diggers intent on blackmail; the older singer's adoptive son (Carlos Areces) has hired an assassin (Jaime Ordóñez) to kill his father; two women (Carmen Machi and Carmen Ruiz) in a mobile editing room survive the toppling of their vehicle by demonstrators rioting outside the studio; a portly mama's boy (Pepón Nieto) hired to replace the dead extra falls in love with another extra (Blanca Suárez).
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