Sentence examples for scrawny feet from inspiring English sources

Amateurs have swivelled away with faint shudders of revulsion: crows, after all, are faintly disgusting creatures, with their pickaxe beaks and big, scrawny feet.

His scrawny feet scratched the dirt to demonstrate his macho power and determination.

Young people who rode in my test vans, ranging from a scrawny 4-foot-8 11-year-old to a hulking 6-foot-1 15-year-old complained about the third-row seat.

Tyndall saw in Faried a scrawny, 6-foot-7 burst of energy.

By February, when Mr. Carneal testified in a deposition, he was no longer the scrawny 5 foot 2 he was at the time of the crime.

Although the two players could not appear more different — Figgins is a scrawny 5-foot-8 water bug while Zobrist is 6-3 and 200 pounds — they are similarly valuable to teams known for juggling defenses.

"Coaches don't want to mess around with a site," Mr. Lupoi said, "that is going to give them information on a kid that's 6 foot 4 inches, 240 pounds and then go out to see him and find out that he is a scrawny 6-foot kid that can't play".

That Levi — a timid, scrawny man (five feet five, a hundred and eight pounds) — was one of them seems a miracle.

Jules had joined up, even though he was scrawny — barely five feet tall — and had a disproportionately large head, a distinctive family trait that had gained him the nickname Tèt Veritab, Breadfruit Head.

Bonnie and Clyde were poor kids from the dusty slums of West Dallas, both in their early 20s, scrawny (Clyde was barely 5-foot-6) and possessing a sense of entitlement far beyond their meager talents.

He retreated a few feet, squatting near a scrawny tree planted in a little cell.