Sentence examples for skinny face from inspiring English sources
"skinny face" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a person's face that is thin and narrow in shape. Example sentence: She opened the door with a warm smile and a skinny face.
"A bag lady, hunched down, skinny face".
What should I do?" His eyes are big in his skinny face, jumpy.
"And I don't really see the hideous colors," he added, describing strips of different blues that extend up the building's skinny face.
Jocel Espedilla, 32, a wiry man with a skinny face, scanned the list of the dead at Tacloban's city hall, where the stench of some 300 people still waiting to be buried wafted up from the hill below.
The laugh that makes his skinny face contort into a blend of the dramatic masks of comedy and tragedy – sad eyes and a beaming white grin.
The laugh that makes his skinny face contort into a blend of the dramatic masks of comedy and tragedy sad eyes and a beaming white grin.
Of course I'd seen distance runners with skinny faces on my weekend runs but I hadn't actually twigged that this was something to worry about – let alone a Problem With a Name.
They work the best on a skinnier face".
Mewtwo is drawn just like Mew, except Mewtwo has a pouch, a larger body, a skinnier face, longer arms, longer drumstick shaped legs, and a thicker tail.
And Zemlinsky, who was born in Vienna in 1871, described himself as "short and skinny... face and nose: impossible... summa summarum: hideous!" The pain of physical rejection is the theme of Zemlinsky's opera "Der Zwerg" ("The Dwarf"), of 1921, which will be presented in concert today at Avery Fisher Hall by the American Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Leon Botstein.
Hop or walk down the ledge and enter the skinny, sideways facing building.
