Significados de bridge nose en inglés

Lord Wellington looked up from the notes and thoughtfully stroked his high- bridged nose.

He wouldn't mind her red nose; her little proud, high- bridged nose.

Her little, high- bridged nose stood up from the softness, clear and young, firm as ivory.

Then she looked down her handsome, high- bridged nose.

His short, high- bridged nose seemed to be looking at you, too, with its wide nostrils, alert.

The Spaniard's face was that of a hypnotist, with its thin, high- bridged nose and its chilling, penetrating gaze.

Madame Chouteau indeed had the face of authority, a high- bridged nose, a determined chin, a mouth that shut tightly.

With his long, lean face, his high- bridged nose and his small, opaque eye he looked much like an Englishman.

He began the portrait of the handsome woman with the delicate high- bridged nose and the black brows which almost met.

The prominent, high- bridged nose.

He had a high- bridged nose, a black eye that held an inquiring sternness, a chin indented, and a receding forehead.

His short, kinky, black hair suggested great virility, an effect intensified by a strongly bridged nose, sinewy hands, and bushy eyebrows.

He was the handsomest native they had met, a young fellow of twenty-odd, lean and broad-shouldered, with flashing black eyes and high- bridged nose.

He had a very thin, pale face with a large, high- bridged nose, and bore a striking resemblance to the First Duke of Wellington.

Her high- bridged nose and firm chin suggested some force of character, but that suggestion was counteracted by her wistful tender mouth, with drooping underlip.

He saw that she had wide brown eyes the color of a fall willow leaf, a high- bridged nose and a mouth-atpresent- amarvelof contempt.