How To Use crew cut In A Sentence
- Now that he has replaced the ponytail with the crew cut he even looks the part.
- OK: chuddies are underpants, carpenters are pants with loops for tools, a shrug is a tight-fitting cardigan and a buzz cut is a close crew cut. The Right Word in the Right Place at the Right Time
- A few strands of black hair hung in the man's eyes; his haircut looked like a crew cut not taken care of.
- Not so much hair as a crew cut. Times, Sunday Times
- Turn to the word ‘hair’ and one can see illustrations of various ‘hair styles’, like French plait, bob, crew cut and so on.
- The floppy hair he had then has been shaved to a crew cut, which, along with his jeans and T-shirt, gives him a tough appearance that belies his warm - if slightly neurotic - personality.
- Her husband, Willy, a compact man with a Marine crew cut and Popeye forearms, is her catcher.
- She was pale, late thirties or so, with dark wiry hair spiked straight up in a tall, scary crew cut, and tawny skin.
- He was a stocky boy of middle height, with blue eyes, a bristling crew cut, and red cheeks.
- Crew cut lads fresh from college would put aside their childish experimentations with wine and beer, join a respectable company, and start the business of learning how to belt hard liquor from the seasoned souses at work.
