Sentence examples for puny chest from inspiring English sources
Janssen, a handsome 21-year-old artist, is shown stripped to his waist, as if for no other purpose than to display his puny chest, being consumed by the bone disease that would later kill him.
The PSB's puny war-chest made it hard to fight back.
Government-approval ratings edged up, pulling the president's support with them.Ms Silva's relatively puny war-chest made it hard to fight back and make her case to voters.
Descartes had been a puny child with a weak chest and was not expected to live.
The school's endowment fund is estimated at just $27m, a puny sum compared with the war-chests of many competitors.
Despite a wealthy alumnus donating $60m over his lifetime in 2004, the school's endowment fund is just $27m, a puny sum compared with others' war chests: Harvard Business School's is $2.7 billion.Thunderbird thinks the Laureate deal, which it hopes to ratify within weeks, could herald a return to the good days.
He would find them looking impatiently at classroom clocks, unable to keep their feet still beneath their desks, or sitting atop vinyl-covered swivel stools, savoring their own tasteless and puny repasts, or intertwined in bed, making all the chest and throat noises of aggression.
Africans think burgers puny.
Never mind puny terabytes.
