Sentence examples for a sinewy man from inspiring English sources
"That guy's got a lot of myelin". Fields, 53, is a sinewy man with a broad smile and a jaunty gait.
He was pitted against four others, including Mr. Ouelette and a sinewy man who made it despite inadvertently kicking one of the spotters in the face.
"We're not looking to blame anyone, but we want to be recognized," said Mr. Ana, a sinewy man with a fixed gaze and a papery complexion.
Maybe you picture a sinewy man whose long dark hair has fallen around his face as he gazes down at the guitar slung from his shoulders, while the smoke from his cigarette curls upward from his lips.
HOWARD SCHULTZ, now 57, is a tall, sinewy man with a toothy grin and a silky sales pitch.
In person Mr. Dafoe, a trim, sinewy man of 54, can be an intense, intimidating figure, owing mostly to a reptilian voice that can make the most banal utterances sound a little bit sinister.
"It's going 20 feet today," said the lifeguard, a tall, sinewy man everyone calls Chicken.
He is a short, sinewy man with strawlike filaments of excitable gray hair that make him resemble an upside-down broom.
Addison Arce, 23, a slight, sinewy man who ran cross-country at Burbank High School, impressed them with 13 brisk pull-ups.
Romero called to park guards walking back to camp—"Hey, socio"—and waved to a short, sinewy man in camos.
The Shady Lady's captain, John Cafiero, a tanned and sinewy man in Xtratuf Wellies, jeans and a tight gray T-shirt -- regards the 2-percent rule as excessively restrictive.
