Sentence examples for man with thin from inspiring English sources
A slight man with thin skin.
It was only around noon, but a middle-aged man with thin glasses and a rain jacket answered the door — and promptly brought us seven glasses and a bottle of late-harvest, dry chardonnay (2011; 8.50 euros).
From now on if you see a red-faced, hefty man with thin fluffy hair studying an oversized score on the Boston-New York shuttle, it will probably be James Levine.
Like many of the company's leaders, Zhang, a reserved man with thin hair and deep black eyes, was educated in the United States, earning his doctorate from the department of plant biology and pathology at Rutgers University.
Mr. Burnett — a wiry, bespectacled man with thin dreadlocks and a white cloud of a beard — is the baritone vocalist for the Congos, a group whose 1977 record "Heart of the Congos" is considered one of the greatest roots reggae albums of all time.
It is a spectacle few Holocaust survivors dreamt they would witness 70 years after the end of the Second World War: in a courtroom in the picture-postcard German town of Lüneburg, a 93-year-old man with thin parchment-like skin hobbles towards his seat near the judge with the help of a rollator.
Mr. Bromgard is a lanky man with thinning hair now.
The driver was a middle-aged man with thinning hair and a powerful build.
The pictures of the man with thinning hair never seemed right, she said.
The cardinal is a gentle, slightly gaunt man, with thinning hair and a deeply cleft chin.
Physically, Mr. Garber, a broad man with thinning brown hair, appears all business.
