Roan McNab was a sandy-haired Florida native in his early 50s.
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The cover of "The New Me" shows a fly resting on a portrait of a sandy-haired young woman.
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Stop me if you've heard this one before: A sandy-haired, tantrum-throwing hellion has unexpectedly ascended to the throne.
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A second later, a sandy-haired young man with thick glasses and a space between his front teeth poked his head out.
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But Niall McDiarmid was tall, sandy-haired, blue-eyed, and polite, and spoke in his happy musical way my mother liked hearing.
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"I wanted my son to see these places," he said, while introducing me to a shy sandy-haired youngster by his side.
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The real surprise inclusion was the sandy-haired man who climbed onto the raised court before tipoff: the longtime referee John Higgins.
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He was a lanky, sandy-haired guy with a Southern drawl who had cut his teeth working 20 years in the fried chicken industry.
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Dr. Kronauer, who was born and raised in Germany and just turned 40, is tall, sandy-haired, blue-eyed and married to a dentist.
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Now, their cheeky MCU counterpart and fellow sandy haired white male lead, Reynolds, has declared himself to also be a fan of the Hollywood Chrises.
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Now a sandy-haired thirty-one-year-old, Cito Filomarino released his own first feature in 2015, and is about to shoot his English-language début.
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On Twitter and Facebook, they distributed photographs of Mr. Hecht, a sandy-haired law student at Saint-Louis University in Brussels who enjoyed skiing and acting.
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Elena was swiping through her Tinder app in October 290 when she came across a photo of a slightly scruffy, sandy-haired 212-year-old named Robbie.
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A crowd gathered to watch as a man in a smart grey suit and green surgical mask carefully sliced open the sandy-haired 24.0-year-old's finger.
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A crowd gathered to watch as a man in a smart grey suit and green surgical mask carefully sliced open the sandy-haired 18-year-old's finger.
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There's the scraggly-bearded, sandy-haired former Navy man, showing off the melanoma scars and blemishes on his forearms and a fresh gash on his bandaged hand.
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He had misaligned the buttons on his gray pin-striped shirt, and the rings around his deep-blue eyes made him look like a sandy-haired raccoon.
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Phil Stewart, an affably geeky, sandy-haired strawberry geneticist, offered me a yellowish-white specimen with rosy stains, like a skinned knee when the blood starts seeping through.
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He was belly down a full 73 yards from his car, far away from where Gist had searched; a well-dressed, sandy-haired fellow with no apparent injuries.
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The 29-year-old entrepreneur is trim and sandy-haired, and has the sort of perpetually boyish face that'd still allow him to sneak into a campus kegger.
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Tall, sandy-haired and soft-spoken at 37, Mr. Dedman exudes the image of a down-home goober — his word — that barely papers over a sharp, analytical mind.
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Like many other tried-and-true puck heads here, Pipes, 56, sandy-haired and enthusiastic, is part hockey evangelist and part historian of the sport in his adopted city.
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One sandy-haired boy tapped his latest image: a selfie with Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh, the newest member of the Supreme Court and an alumnus of Georgetown Prep, Class of 1983.
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Or there's Kelly, a "health coach" who may or may not be a BeachBody MLM rep, who's decidedly less villainous but can't help but prefer brunettes to her sandy-haired fiancé, Kenny.
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So the sandy-haired 60-year-old folds himself into the cramped backseat as an aide takes the wheel for the 30-mile drive to a speaking engagement in the town of Concord.
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New Yorkers from that era still remember the search: police helicopters hovering over Lower Manhattan, volunteers shouting Etan's name in the street, the ubiquitous posters with an image of the sandy-haired boy.
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The mystery of what happened to Etan shook New York and the nation, with photographs of the smiling, sandy-haired boy ubiquitous on milk cartons, "missing" posters, newspaper front pages and television newscasts.
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The sandy-haired Blair, with his blue dress shirt, necktie and immaculate black windbreaker, steps up to the port-side gunwale of his boat, adjusts the zipper on his jacket, and leans out over the whitecaps.
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That's why Lord Of the Rings-by-way-of-Goonies star Sean Astin and Aliens' Paul Reiser joined Stranger 2, and fellow newbie Dacre Montgomery looked like a sandy-haired clone of Rob Lowe in St. Elmo's Fire as unhinged bad boy Billy Hargrove.
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But Mr. Ramos, who emerged around that time as a suspect in Etan's disappearance, offered little information about Etan's case, except to say he had a relationship with a woman hired to walk Etan home from school, as well as with her young, sandy-haired son.
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The future king was highly intelligent but physically weak, with pale skin and a thin, ill-proportioned body. This made a sharp contrast to his father, who was tall, strong and sandy-haired.
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Physically, McGee is a tall, tanned, sandy-haired man with pale grey eyes. Several books hint (or explicitly state) that he is a U.S. Army The Lonely Silver Rain, p. 224. veteran of the Korean War. However, later books are less precise about exactly when he served.
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In one tale, however, McGee avenges the murder of a long-time friend. In another, he is asked by the daughter of a friend to find out why her husband is trying to kill her. While he can be mercenary at times, he is not a mercenary. Physically, McGee is a tall, tanned, sandy-haired man with pale grey eyes.
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Son Elijah Sterling Clack Robertson became a Colonel in the Republic of Texas militia, and built a plantation in Salado, Texas. Robertson's great-great-granddaughter was author Liz Carpenter, who was a press spokesperson for both President Lyndon B. Johnson and later for Ladybird Johnson. Robertson was a gray-eyed, sandy- haired man who stood . He was known to be a hot-tempered ladies man who dressed in expensive tailored clothes.
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Rebecca Sharp, called Becky, is Amelia's opposite: an intelligent young woman with a gift for satire. She is described as a short sandy haired girl who has green eyes and a great deal of wit. Becky is born to a French opera dancer mother and an art teacher and artist father Francis. Fluent in both French and English, Becky has a beautiful singing voice, plays the piano, and shows great talent as an actress.
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Armstrong also consults his friend Ed Drake, who worked on one of the earlier failed rockets, and Claire Mandle, to whom he feels an immediate attraction. Armstrong hires Hansen, a private investigator, to research politicians and other opponents of rocketry. He has dinner with Claire Mandle, who tells him she is being followed; with Hansen's help, Armstrong learns she is being tailed by the FBI. Rocket scientist Clark Marshall is murdered in Armstrong's apartment by a sandy- haired man.
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This was the last time she was seen alive. The witnesses were able to give only vague descriptions of the man, described as a "suave, neat, sandy-haired young man," and did not identify the car's license plate. The man was between 25 and 30 years of age and slightly overweight. Martin's friends and family called the police and started a search, but her disappearance was difficult to publicize since the local newspapers were on strike.
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Helena Davison: "A short, sandy haired girl with an appealing snub nose", Helena was "regarded as the droll member of the group", because of her sense of humor. Her mother has her "tutored in every conceivable subject", including athletics, musical instruments, outdoor activities and crafts. Despite her Vassar education, she gets a job as a teacher at an experimental school in Cleveland, Ohio, teaching "finger-painting". She catches Kay's husband kissing another woman, Norine, a Vassar girl who was involved in left politics and not in The Group.
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Played by Doug McClure, the character of Trampas took on a completely different personality from the character in the novel. In Wister's book, Trampas was a villain throughout the story and at the end was shot by the Virginian, but in the TV series, the producers chose to make Trampas a fun-loving and rowdy character; McClure fitting the part perfectly. Trampas, a sandy-haired, rowdy cowhand who eventually settled down on the ranch, was by far the most developed character in the series. Several episodes were made detailing his past.
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Horn eliminated several known rustlers during that time but took no action against the Bassetts. While he also killed two rustlers in 1900, Isom Dart and Matt Rash (a sandy-haired Texas cowboy), who were known to be associated with the Bassett family, this was unrelated to the Bassett conflict with their neighbors. By 1896, Josie Bassett was heavily involved in a relationship with Elzy Lay, Cassidy's closest friend. Josie had also become involved with Cassidy shortly after his release from an eighteen-month prison sentence, during which time Ann was involved with Ben Kilpatrick.
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Marie describes both robbers as black-haired, but Clara insists that one of them, the "shooter", had sandy hair. Clara's version is believed, and soon the sandy-haired Steve Ryan, who usually drives the laundry truck and whose Navy scarf was found at the shop, is found and brought in for questioning. After a round of tough questioning by Mickey and Chubb, Steve is then taken to a hospital, where Cowie identifies him as the killer. Steve claims that he is framed by Cowie for something he didn't do.
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Lindle then tells Armstrong that the results show that he is sane. According to Lindle, all Earth humans except the Asian peoples are descended from insane Mercurians, Venusians and Martians exiled to Earth thousands of years earlier. Lindle claims that humans of European descent, including himself and Armstrong, are actually Martians, and that their loyalty should be to the people of Mars, whom they should help by preventing the spread of Earth's lunatics into the Solar System. While Armstrong is telling Hansen about Lindle's claims, Hansen's office is invaded by the sandy-haired man and three others.
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Although Rambert claimed to have been initially unimpressed with the abilities of the pale, sandy-haired Scotsman, when she found herself in need of a tall male dancer a few weeks later, she sent for him and asked him to join her company.Marie Rambert, Quicksilver: An Autobiography (London: Macmillan, 1972). Faced with a choice between his secure job in the Foreign Office and the uncertain possibility of becoming a professional ballet dancer, Bennett took a risk and accepted Rambert's offer.Anonymous, "Alexander Bennett, Dancer Who, against Advice, Gave Up His Day Job and Went On to Be a Star of Rambert and the Royal Ballet," obituary, The Times (London), 20 February 2003.
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Bernay 2002, p. 14. Fertig was described as "tall, sandy-haired with an athletic build" and "being calm, genial, deliberate and possessing a remarkable memory and a great facility for remembering names."Schmidt 1982, p. 84. His experience as an engineer, > ... and methods of attacking problems would serve him in the challenges he > would face as the leader of the Mindanao guerrillas... It was due primarily > to his personal leadership qualities that the Mindanao resistance movement > was unified under one leader and became the most successful of all the > guerrilla units in the Philippines.Schmidt 1982, p. 84. Early in 1941, Fertig was on leave in Manila from his job on Samar.
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This time, she finds a man sitting in one of the bedrooms. The man's appearance varies each time Lauren sees him, but in this first incarnation, he is described as "smallish and fine-boned [resembling] a kid, sandy-haired and roused from deep sleep" (43). This ageless man, whom Lauren dubs Mr. Tuttle, is unclear about his origins; he articulates only in fragments that echo past conversations between Lauren and Rey previous to Rey's suicide. These echoes are so uncanny as to include body gestures and intonations, leading Lauren to bring him into the house, bathe him, and take him shopping, all the while trying to pry from him the source of his "memories," that is, the conversations between Lauren and her dead husband.
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As of February 2018, Jefferson in Paris holds a rating of 31% on Rotten Tomatoes based on 16 reviews. In her positive review in The New York Times, Janet Maslin called the film > an extraordinary spectacle ... the rare contemporary film that's both an > entertainment and an education, despite some glaring misimpressions that are > sure to spark heated debate ... The biggest problem with [the film] is at > the basic editing level, with such abrupt jumps between diverse scenes that > the film's momentum remains choppy. Overshadowed by its own ambition and > not-quite-ironic pageantry, Jefferson in Paris doesn't quite come to life > ... Casting Nick Nolte as a Founding Father may sound like this film's > riskiest choice, but in fact it makes solid sense. Beyond having the right > physical stature for the imposing, sandy-haired Jefferson, Mr. Nolte > captures the man's vigor and his stiff sense of propriety.
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