Sentence examples for a bit scrawny from inspiring English sources
At 13, Bill was still a bit scrawny and used women's clubs, which were light and whippy.
When that was sorted (he went freelance and took up guitar lessons), he wanted help around women, so Harrold found him a fitness coach ('He was a bit scrawny, then he bulked up and looked great...'.) and a style coach ('He dressed a bit nerdy so we handled that too!').
(Well, except for one who is a bit scrawny).
Mr. Louisma's thoughtful dedication earned him a callback, though at 6 foot 2, and with a recent weight loss taking him from 402 to 280 pounds he would be a bit on the scrawny side.
I lived for a while in Russia, and the first night I brought a market chicken home for dinner my wife looked at the scrawny yellow thing in horror, but it actually tasted like meat, rather than looking like a magazine photo and tasting like nothing.The vegetables, all of which taste like they spent a little too long on a steam table, are a bit too soft and similar for my taste.
He was a scrawny kid, Han remembers, with a shock of blond hair, long in front, short in back, who'd taped nickels to the bottom of his shoes so he could tap down the street – a bit like an American Billy Elliot.
She looks good scrawnier, with a little bit of her stomach showing with a crop top, her arms birdlike, her legs little sticks.
He retreated a few feet, squatting near a scrawny tree planted in a little cell.
"Cock" meant "Cockblock" — a segment in which a scrawny Vice staffer named Thomas Morton attempts to navigate China's dating scene.
