red-bearded

• “It was in this era of prospective change that a young, slender, red-bearded Capuchin cleric approached the high altar of Sacred Heart Church, Yonkers, New York.”

  Three priests

• “When Mahbub Ali, a red-bearded Pashtun horse-dealer, a mentor to the eponymous, sends him in Kim to the hills to learn, he cries out: "Go up the hill and ask: Here begins the Great Game.”

  The Huffington Post: Ehsan Azari Stanizai: To Solve Afghanistan's Great Game Climb the Hills and Ask

• “There's no defined path anymore, says Matt McCarthy, a 31-year-old, burly, red-bearded New York comedian who portrayed a constantly outdone cable installer in commercials for Verizon FiOS TV service.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Funny People Behind the Famous Ads

• “Fritz Teufel, 67, a red-bearded prankster whose rabble-rousing stunts made him one of the most famous members of Germany's leftist student movement in the 1960s, died July 6 in Berlin.”

  The Washington Post: Fritz Teufel, 'fun guerrilla' in German student movement of 1960s, dies at 67

• “Speaking through an interpreter, he gets only blank stares from the weathered and toothless red-bearded elders.”

  The Huffington Post: Nathan Gardels: It's Time to Get Out of Afghanistan and Back to the Future Obama Promised

• “Josh tells Lance, a 32-year-old, red-bearded fellow Mississippian, to fire a warning shot.”

  The Wall Street Journal: U.S. Steps Up Missions Targeting Taliban Leaders

• “In a relatively short period of time, Ogilvy did create several of the most influential campaigns in advertising history, among them "The Man in the Hathaway Shirt," with his aristocratic black eye-patch; the red-bearded Commander Whitehead bringing Schweppes tonic to the U.S., and the most memorable car headline of all time: "At 60 miles an hour, the loudest noise in this new Rolls-Royce comes from the electric clock.”

  The Wall Street Journal: What Real 'Mad Men' Did, and Didn't Do

• “The crown, scepter, and apple-shaped orb had been the property, among others, of King Frederick Barbarossa, the fearsome red-bearded monarch who had once held court in Nürnberg Castle and lost his life during the Third Crusade to the Holy Land.”

  Simon & Schuster: HITLER’S HOLY RELICS

• “As Earle Labor states (in his Jack London, New York: Twayne, 1974), "To Build a Fire" is a story of mood and atmosphere, hallmarks of London's finest works, to which must be added masterful characterization — of a red-bearded, tobacco-chewing human, "quick and alert in the things of life, but only in the things, and not in the significances.”

  “Day had broken cold and gray, exceedingly cold and gray, . . . .”

• “The red-bearded Talib sang along, turning to me every few minutes, a big smile on his freckled face, and translating the words: "O martyr, march to the enemy ?”

  The Guardian: The Taliban troop with an east London cab driver in its ranks

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