Sentence examples for frail finger from inspiring English sources
The longest-serving Democrat, 87-year-old Senator Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia, rose, leaning on two canes, and waved a frail finger in the air, declaring, "Aye".
Mike reached his frail fingers to me and I went to him.
But the snap closures were too hard for her frail fingers and she had a hard time putting it on because it wasn't as loose and easy to slip into as the old 2XL had been.
Behind the lake towered cliffs swarmed by clouds of different varieties: Some clouds laced their frail fingers between the peaks, and then others streaked in thick white blocks, a smudge tool across the sky.
She also never lets us forget that Hecuba starts as a frail, old woman battered by captivity: her fingers even tremble as she makes a low-key entrance through a slit in Devlin's set.
Her fingers are gnarled, her body bent and frail.
When her last chance of a future slips through her fingers, she stands and shivers like a frail cherry tree about to be snapped in two and blown away by the winds of change.
A small woman, eighty-six years old, at once fierce and frail, with a girlish voice, a disarming smile, dramatic rings on her fingers.
These nerves aren't frail little ink lines; they're cords, in fact, as thick as your pinkie finger.
They may frown upon us with the face of history because we're no more than apes who type software and emails with fingers of skin and bone, because we're pitiful creatures who wrap rags around our frail bodies as we walk to and from work.
