portly in a sentence

1. a portly little man with a bowler hat

2. The real Janusz Korczak was a slim man; Goldflam is portly.

3. As a man, Lawrence Alma-Tadema was a robust, fun loving and rather portly gentleman.

4. Five minutes later, his portly manager came by to say, “Here at BMC, we price fairly.

5. So just how much weight did the former portly Andy Dwyer in Parks and Recreation drop?

6. When Santa Claus was initially introduced, he did not have the portly figure or the elves.

7. He is a portly African-American man who is very polite to everyone and has a unique laugh.

8. At the end of the book, a portly grinning policeman waits and takes you back to prison, all to zero.

9. „What do you want here?“, the girls were especially friendly greeted by a portly-looking woman with an apron.

10. Fred was the first portly animated husband who had a hot wife, not enough brains for his schemes and a bad temper.

11. Just yesterday, a portly Armenian tried to convince me that the Christian church of Maras in Shusha is five thousand years old.

12. President Theodore Roosevelt, a rather portly gentleman, responded, "Anyone who says saccharin is injurious to health is an idiot.

13. This game has become the most-played form of poker since the year a portly accountant from Tennessee won the WSOP and took the world by storm.

14. Perhaps the exception was the wife of the teacher, a tall, portly woman who from time to time took a part in our school life, always unexpectedly.

15. There was nothing particularly samurai-like about the portly European guy skulking around a jail cell in Silence Of The Lambs, so why include that?

16. Some of the lesbian tales of sex and debauchery match stereotypical notions of the escort world — but with glamorous women taking the place of portly men.

17. For Adeola, a portly man in his thirties who earns a modest living as a cook at a catering company in Abuja, that life of openness is difficult to imagine.

18. Suddenly it seemed unbearable to go on accepting these systems, these portly little idiots in their blue suits, for another year, and then for another day, another hour.

19. The portly Nibs (second from right) posing with his father and friends in a London garden in the 1950s - the smiles would soon turn to tears when father and son fell out.

20. Perhaps you can remember the taste of that delicious pasta, the sounds of the jazz pianist in the corner, or that boisterous laugh from the portly gentleman three tables over.