1
The little, rotund man bowed, his hand-polished, mahogany features widening in a smile.
2
A rotund man waved at them from one of the outside picnic tables.
3
The rotund man, seemingly so difficult to budge, went flying.
4
A rotund man in the next bed over began to snore like a trumpet.
5
Elephenor, the rotund man from Euboea, stepped forward timidly.
6
A waiter approached him, a rotund man, in gouty-looking slippers, with a napkin across his arm.
7
Despite geneering, he was a rotund man, in his eighties, and twenty centimetres shorter than Kirsten.
8
Mr. Salvi, a short rotund man in his sixties with a perpetually red face bustled up.
9
The small, rotund man the constable is holding back in this photograph is my father, Mick Dowling.
10
The rotund man never did stop snoring.
11
Mr. Tucker was a short, rotund man.
12
Upon this platform there now appeared, amid palms and chrysanthemums, a long, rotund man like a bolster.
13
In his dream the short rotund man was drawn where he'd hoped he'd never need be drawn again.
14
But Maximilian Eberhardt, a rotund man in his late fifties, convinced his son that everything would be fine.
15
Standing a few yards away was a short, rotund man wearing the tattered, burned rags of a mink coat.
16
He was in his late forties, a rotund man with a balding spot at the back of his head.
