Sentence examples for as a stiff from inspiring English sources
The Knicks have classified the injury as a stiff and sore knee, without elaboration.
Nancy Reagan trembled with cold as a stiff wind seized Governors Island Thursday night.
At its weakest, it comes off as a stiff, muted exercise in countercultural nostalgia.
The current analysis is focused on such inhomogeneities as a stiff core enclosed by a compliant outer layer.
It was reported in the Wall Street Journal as a stiff fine, and evidence the regulator wasn't toothless.
To many, Mr. Barak comes across as a stiff, short-necked former general who is clinically dispassionate.
Was it as exhilarating as a stiff neat vodka, or about as exciting as a can of shandy?
AS a stiff Aegean breeze fluttered the hair and lapels of Angela Merkel's pale-green jacket, one Greek reporter thought the outfit looked familiar.
He was 50 when his Hollywood career blossomed, typecast as a stiff-mustachioed upper-class Englishman.
"Charity," said Ms. Sacco, as a stiff-backed auctioneer continued to bark out prices, "is very important to me".
His website describes him as "a stiff-necked country troubadour with an affinity for honky-tonks and possessing a style of rustic simplicity".
