Sentence examples for being slender from inspiring English sources

For those interested, we took the bass on a variety of flies that had two things in common, being slender and sparsely tied.

Achieving them requires great effort -- and constant vigilance for life -- but it also means coming to terms with the fact that, for many, being slender will always be a fantasy.

From 1915 until 1919 he was private secretary in France to the commander-in-chief, Sir Douglas Haig, and thus belonged with Siegfried's "scarlet majors at the base" (the scarlet referring to the red tabs of the general staff as much as to the colour of their faces), though he was anything but "fierce and bald and short of breath", being slender, elegant and exaggeratedly polite.

If the geometry is such that the length, ℓ, is ten times more than its width and thickness, then the beam can be considered as being slender.

Being slender structures, storage racks are sensitive to the second-order P Δ effect, and international racking specifications require the initial looseness of the tab connectors to be considered when analysing the stability of the rack in the down-aisle direction (sway motion).

It equates being slender with being successful, beautiful and, sadly, a good mother.

Hanukkah candles are slender.

But the safeguards are slender.

The fingers are slender.

Bluegrasses are slender annuals or perennials.

She is slender and fine-boned.