Sentence examples for a small bent from inspiring English sources

He is a small, bent man, his face runnelled with lines.

The never less than empathy-inducing Lithgow is left up a creek with only a small bent spoon to paddle with.

Almost immediately, she is followed by her husband, Phil, a small bent man with a ruddy complexion and a shaved head.

A small, bent man in a trench coat stands on a rain-soaked street in the middle of the night, staring at a closed liquor store as if it were a mirage.

This leaves the never less than empathy-inducing Lithgow up a creek with only a small bent spoon to paddle with; he's the kind of actor who needs a partner to take him somewhere, a sensitive guy who depends on a sensitivity that Close doesn't provide.

As a matter of fact, the shop opened in 1951, and as Bill Daugherty, a musical theater actor who recently brought in an antique lamp for repair, put it, admiringly, in an e-mail, "Things are still pretty much as they must have been (including original dust!)." When she hears the buzzer, Pearl Wasserman, a small, bent woman with sandy-colored hair, emerges out of the gloom behind the counter.

There is the one-shot-for-$2 game, just up the Boardwalk, which uses overinflated balls and small, bent hoops set at a considerable distance.

In the following years, as my sister and I walked home from school, past the Azulais', we would sneak glances at the small, bent woman watering the plants by her daughter's memorial.

Using slight variations of direction and timing in simple arm and hand movements, and small bent-kneed steps, it paid direct homage to Ms. de Keersmaeker's celebrated 1982 "Fase," but worked perfectly on its own terms.

What became increasingly conspicuous after his move to Mexico, where he lived in a small village, was his metaphysical bent and love of nature.

While a small number appeared to be bent on creating trouble, the authorities said that most of those who came apparently had no plans to break the law.