Sentence examples for miserable skins from inspiring English sources
Just the victim of desperate criminals, who needed to sell someone to save their own miserable skins, so they ratted out their high school buddy.
The Bruni children are achievers, good in school and good at sports; even Frank, the house klutz, discovers a great talent for competitive swimming, and though he is miserable in his second-skin Speedo, he excels.
"All you've heard about Romanians in the flesh," says another: "A residential address which was little better than a squat...Greasy skin, spotty, miserable".
When people would ask about my job and if I smoked, I would lie about lurking around schools to recruit potential eight-year-old smokers and assure them that I knew cigarettes lead to a slow and miserable death or worse, bad skin.
It was miserable, everybody was soaked to the skin".
I slammed into menopause, suffering from hourly hot flashes, itchy skin, horrible weight gain and miserable moodiness.
They were always led out crying, so one of their fellow slaves could mock the bruises and ask then: 'Oh you poor miserable fellow, what's happened to your skin?
The girl, named Raghda, was beautiful, with pale skin and large, dark eyes, and she was so miserable she could hardly speak.
Ignoring a caution from the shopkeeper who offers him the skin, the protagonist greedily surrounds himself with wealth, only to find himself miserable and decrepit at the story's end.
