well-lined

They didn't care who paid, so long as their pockets were well-lined!

When an encore seemed to be in order, he turned to a woman with a well-lined face who was holding a wooden cane.

For that reason it has contemporary architecture with well-lined and designed streets with a modern look.

He'd crawled into this well-lined nest and hidden.

His craggy face was well-lined with age, curly hair streaked with gray.

It is well-lined with vegetation and feathers.

They were very well-lined people.

Let all who love their prince and country stand fast, while those who think more of a well-lined purse step forth upon the farther side."

Wearing formal civilian attire, Wesley had a well-lined face beneath a thicket of short gray hair.

"Yes, and was it not convenient that Lord Chesilworth's own pockets were so well-lined by his 'patriotism'?"

Insulating nest lining is added periodically to the well-lined nest until the eggs are half buried.

Large record labels are becoming increasingly redundant in their function, but because of their well-lined pockets, they can buy their way into relevancy.

Gestation lasts thirty to forty days, and the mother gives birth in a well-lined nest cavity, such as an abandoned rodent burrow.

A rabbit court was a walled area lined with brick and cement, while a pit was much the same, only less well-lined, and more sunken.

The subtle tan plaid wallpaper, by Art People Wall Coverings, created the effect of being in a well-lined drawer.

At first, I thought it was Miss Beattie, but she's not well-lined in the pocket, or she wouldn't be staying with Mrs. Hastings.

Two hours before, my light summer clothing was almost insupportable, and now a heavy and well-lined plaid formed but an inefficient screen from the inclemency of the weather.

Then, drawing a long shuddering breath, he turned, smiling, and went among the crowd of old men once again, letting nothing of his unease show on the surface of his well-lined face.

If, on the other hand, one could always lay one's hands on a well-lined purse, as those rogues have done to-night, one might be content to risk something in the world to come.'

To make sure of each other's good faith, also, they divided the talismans between them, one retaining the scroll and the other the taper; this done, they set off with light hearts and well-lined pockets for Granada.

Recent styles include linen tunics edged with a crenulation motif you'll recognize from Koutoubia Minaret and well-lined sabra (cactus silk) slippers without the recently-tanned scent you'll find in shops closer to the tanneries.

He was even conscious of the gap in the well-lined bookshelf from which it had been taken, and it seemed almost to gape at him in an ugly fashion, like a gap in the teeth of some sinister face.

That venerable financier, however, still seemed struggling with portions of his well-lined attire, and at length produced from a very interior tail-coat pocket, a black oval case which he radiantly explained to be his Christmas present for his god-daughter.

There was a toneless stutter of sound and the blank screen became a picture, the head and shoulders of a distinguished older man, his silvering hair slicked back from a well-lined brow, a friendly expression on his tanned face.

To the Sports Editor: If World Series viewership has suffered, it's because fans see quite clearly that baseball's ownership is not concerned with the long-term custodianship of the national pastime but the careful tending of its well-lined coffers.