His pink scalp showed through his velveteen
crewcut. I yawned over my ice cream and was glad when they sent me to bed.
He has thick, strong arms; a hefty championship football ring; and a reddish-brown
crewcut, prickly as cut grass.
The
crewcut food-service baron and his wife may look American Gothic, but their art is mostly American great-- Sam Francis, Scott Burton, Martin Puryear, Elizabeth Murray--and California cool, from David Park to Deborah Oropallo.
"The only question is whether it will it be a
crewcut or a Mohawk."
In their T-shirts and blue jeans, "
crewcut and white as soaptree yucca petals," Kip and Brice, the young protagonists of the novel, are tainted innocents in America in the 1950s.
But after 1950, workers' demands for more were no longer satiated with one car, one TV, one
crewcut lawn with picket fences, or one of any other environmentally-destructive, mind-numbing, unhealthy, or anti-social products.
Seed yields of 16 cultivars, following 2 yr of either
crewcut vacuum-sweeping or open-field burning, were not significantly different (G.A.
Crewcut and skeletal in his garbageman's uniform, Simon (James Urbaniak) seems to lack room in himself for words.
Zell Miller was a skinny,
crewcut, ambitious kid from the mountains when he entered Georgia politics.
Deelder's poetry is stylistically diverse, ranging from reflective longer poems such as "Gezicht op Stonehenge" (Outlook from Stonehenge) to the tightly controlled trochaic tetrameter of "Bumrap," which describes a "Cocksure skintight
crewcut diehard / has-been hide-out hoodlum upstart." At times, he appears to delight in catching the reader off guard by playfully repeating a scene he has just created.
The ensuing
crewcut turned my life around: The final two theatrical offerings on my crowded schedule, File O and Electre, Elektra, were, I have to say, pretty amazing.
(I still have a newspaper photograph from the Gulf war of two
crewcut U.S.