He was
deep-chested, thick-legged, large-muscled, but unshapely.
Then, with a sudden
deep-chested shout, he tore up the heavy oaken prie-dieu and poised it to strike, taking two steps backward the while, that none might take him at a vantage.
The door swung heavily back, and a short,
deep-chested man stood in the opening, with the yellow light of the lantern shining upon his protruded face and twinkling distrustful eyes.
I suppose we were all equally amazed; but the only one to express his amazement was von Heumann, whose
deep-chested German oath was almost his first contribution to the proceedings.
And then, under this high-pitched, ringing sound there was another, more intermittent, a low,
deep-chested laugh, a growling, throaty gurgle of merriment which formed a grotesque accompaniment to the shriek with which it was blended.
His height was six feet three inches, and he was correspondingly broad- shouldered and
deep-chested. He was splendidly muscled and hard as steel, and there were innumerable stories in circulation among the fisher-folk concerning his prodigious strength.
And his father he saw, large, big-moustached and
deep-chested, kindly above all men, who loved all men and whose heart was so large that there was love to overflowing still left for the mother and the little muchacho playing in the corner of the patio.
But they met wolves fighting for all that made the Pack, and not only the short, high,
deep-chested, white-tusked hunters of the Pack, but the anxious-eyed lahinis--the she-wolves of the lair, as the saying is--fighting for their litters, with here and there a yearling wolf, his first coat still half woolly, tugging and grappling by their sides.
Deep-chested and long-legged, the Salukis are known to be the fastest breed of dogs over long distances, with their ability to clock a speed of up to 75km/h.
He was a broad-shouldered,
deep-chested, hell-for-leather Irishman who emerged from the War Between the States with three decorations for bravery, three courts-martial, and a reputation for being a man to have on your side in any kind of a shindig, brannigan, or plain old alley fight.
The deer was
deep-chested with a Roman nose, but his rack didn't look to be more than 100 inches.
It has the typical
deep-chested, long legged body of the sight-hounds.