(1) The singer Donovan turned up with his friend, a burly bloke called Gypsy.

(2) In the next-door compound, a burly man was whacking a skinny boy with a thick stick.

(3) I sat cramped next to a burly fellow who obviously had a lot of faith in the medicinal qualities of garlic.

(4) A large burly man was carrying a large rifle, his sword hanging by his waist, motioning to his men.

(5) The burly man stared at him and took his arm, leading the young man across the street.

(6) At one point down York Street I saw a rugby ball fly over the road and some burly blokes by the Hook Line and Sinker tried to push a bus.

(7) The burly Peter started at centre forward and played his part in the Kilkenny win.

(8) Julian was watching a burly man with beard and sunburn make his way across the lobby.

(9) He could then tell you that a couple of burly bobbies were hiding behind the hedge, stopwatch in hand, ready to bring you to book.

(10) The burly men with biceps will be competing in the grand final in a series of face-to-face bouts.

(11) Just eyeball some of those burly boys who stand menacingly in the doorways and you'll get my drift.

(12) She had been clamped by the time she got outside, and two burly men demanded u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu2551125 to have her car released.

(13) If a burly gentleman doesn't challenge you to fisticuffs, the table is ready.

(14) I saw one burly man whipping his horse with one of these and received a mouthful of abuse when I pleaded with him to stop.

(15) There were four burly men at the table, miners by the look of them, men who delved in the earth.

(16) Blanche looked at him, a big burly man with an abdomen that was bulging over his belt which seemed much too tight for him.

(17) He is a tall, burly man in his early 40s, with cropped hair, a friendly grin and a firm handshake.

(18) I could only grunt in response, as by that stage his two burly assistants had bundled me in to a chair and strapped me down.

(19) So I bombed out of the office, jumped into a cab and whizzed home, to find two burly men in overalls on the doorstep.

(20) A burly gentleman in plain clothes is insisting that we need a permit to photograph Burns outside Lenin's tomb.