But his left forearm was badly cut.

In fact, now, brushing with her bare forearm across her moistly pink face, she was like Flora, who, rather than fade, became buxom.

A big fellow stepped from the bar, his sombrero pushed to the back of his head, his shirt sleeves rolled to the elbow away from vast hairy forearms.

His brown forearms were covered with tattoo-marks.

They flinched from the furious faces and dripping forearms.

THE FORE-LEGS should be straight and muscular, neither in nor out at elbows, with a fair amount of bone; the forearm somewhat fleshy, the pasterns showing flexibility without weakness.

It forms the fleshy mass on the back of the arm, its use being to draw the flexed forearm into a right line.

It sometimes hugs a foe, gripping him tight; but its ordinary method of defending itself is to strike with its long, stout, curved claws, which, driven by its muscular forearm, can rip open man or beast.

From her perch she leaned down to curse him hissingly, with arched back and swollen tail, a potent forearm with drawn claws curving forward in menace.

His shirt sleeves were rolled up to the elbows, displaying hard, sinewy forearms, browned by the sun and wind.

His hands darted between the thick forearms of Mac Strannhis elbows jerked out and snapped the grip; next he dragged Black Bart away from the danger.

A big fellow stepped from the bar, his sombrero pushed to the back of his head, his shirt sleeves rolled to the elbow away from vast hairy forearms.

LEGS AND FEETThe legs should be broad and flat, a good broad forearm and elbow being desirable.

I don't think it lasted four minutes, at the end of which time Bill King was the unhappy possessor of four broken ribs, a broken forearm, and a dislocated shoulder-blade.

As for the shirt, the sleeves were inches too short, and the unbuttoned cuffs flapped around the burly forearms.