Sentence examples for of scrawny from inspiring English sources
And neither has the negative implication of "scrawny".
I had a brief vision of scrawny seedlings rampaging through the forest.
In a cabin of scrawny nine-year-old Jewish girls, she was our hero.
Two dozen figures of scrawny, predatory birds hang from wires overhead.
Her usual array of scrawny models had their hair matted down and glued to their heads.
Large packs of scrawny dogs wander aimlessly in search of food through rubbish-strewn red desert camps.
Most of the rest of his scrawny associates – all black vests, tattoos and sinew – look like fellow guttersnipe desperadoes.
The kind of tree I mean is one of those scrawny two footers with six branches sold outside the finer delis of New York.
'They're kind of like punks,' Clark says of the scrawny kids from Compton, 'with the tight jeans and painted shoes.
When Iris Morgenstern, an English teacher, remembers her former student Robert Avila, she pictures the towering El Paso teen squeezing a tiny dropper of food into the mouth of a scrawny newborn kitten.
The drawings include charcoal portraits that have much of the snarly intensity of Kokoschka's paintings and life studies of a scrawny, nude, tweenage girl that call to mind Egon Schiele, albeit with less overt eroticism.
