lean-jawed

The photographs of Chief Bratton, tanned and lean-jawed in his black, shiny-belted LAPD uniform, also show us a man it is easy to picture in the flash of police lights, a captured punk in an arm-lock, summoning a Tottenham/Peckham/Croydon PC with a curt: OK, pal.

Overrated and overpaid but not over here, thanks | Catherine Bennett 2011

Already I seemed to see our nets drawing closer round that lean-jawed pike.

The Seriously Deranged Writer and the Model Cars 2010

He was a small, slim, clean-shaven, prim-faced man, flaxen-haired and lean-jawed, between thirty and forty years of age, dressed in a grey suit and wearing a straw hat.

The Seriously Deranged Writer and the Model Cars 2010

She managed to assimilate a few impressions like the width of his shoulders under the heavy winter jacket and the lean-jawed strength of his profile, then the inner door was closing behind him, followed by the storm door.

Mistletoe and Holly Janet Dailey 1982

His rugged, lean-jawed face was next to hers in the mirror.

This Calder Range Janet Dailey 1982

She managed to assimilate a few impressions like the width of his shoulders under the heavy winter jacket and the lean-jawed strength of his profile, then the inner door was closing behind him, followed by the storm door.

Mistletoe and Holly Janet Dailey 1982

She managed to assimilate a few impressions like the width of his shoulders under the heavy winter jacket and the lean-jawed strength of his profile, then the inner door was closing behind him, followed by the storm door.

Mistletoe and Holly Janet Dailey 1982

His rugged, lean-jawed face was next to hers in the mirror.

This Calder Range Janet Dailey 1982

She managed to assimilate a few impressions like the width of his shoulders under the heavy winter jacket and the lean-jawed strength of his profile, then the inner door was closing behind him, followed by the storm door.

Mistletoe and Holly Janet Dailey 1982

The looms were watched by women, most of them bold, tawdry girls of fifteen or sixteen, or lean-jawed women from the hills, wives of the coal-diggers.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 08, No. 50, December, 1861 Various