How to use "beard" in a sentence

One evening in October 1815, an hour before sunset, a man with a long beard and dusty, torn clothes walked into the town of Digne

A man with a long, grey beard was sitting at the table, writing a letter and smoking a pipe

Jondrette stroked his beard and laughed

It's the beard that saved me - my lovely, long, romantic beard!'

He has a short beard and pale, unhealthy skin, and she thinks that his eyes are probably unkind.

On the front there is a picture of a man with a short beard and pale skin and unkind eyes

The guy was about five feet eight with a narrow face and a neatly trimmed blond beard

No one threatened my life; neither of these women had an unkempt beard (or a kempt one for that matter); neither of them presented us with a body-odor problem; and neither of them indulged in furious political rants that sprayed spittle on those of us who just wanted to make a TV movie.

Perhaps he had a beard or different coloured hair