He looked up from under his wild grey thatch of hair, half defensive and half accusing, glaring round the circle of his rescuers as though they had been responsible for his hours of discomfort.

It landed on the dweller's head and roosted, talons firmly twined in the wild thatch of hair.

Beneath a wild thatch of straw-blond hair, a pair of startling blue eyes stared up in wide-eyed terror.

There were fauns, small feral folk with wild thatches of hair, furred hindquarters and legs that ended in dainty cloven hooves.

A charcoal drawing from 1908, in which the director's craggy head is topped by a wild thatch of hair and haloed by a white circle, emerges from a velvety black field to portray Stieglitz as a debonair wizard.

He had a great, wild, fox-coloured thatch, so thick you couldn't pull a comb through it.

Gaunt, with protruding, seemingly lidless eyes and a wild thatch of odd, rust-red hair, Exedore was still the embodiment of Zentraedi law and tradition-and more valuable to the towering commander than any battlefleet.

His brick-red hair was a wild thatch that merged with an equally thick beard.

The land was cut by gullies and covered with wild thatches of sagebrush and towers of stovepipe cactus.

It was a giant man in hospital blues with a wild thatch of black hair and a distorted face that appeared, in the distance, to be painted in livid colors.