He is a small, bent man, his face runnelled with lines.
The never less than empathy-inducing Lithgow is left up a creek with only a small bent spoon to paddle with.
There is the one-shot-for-$2 game, just up the Boardwalk, which uses overinflated balls and small, bent hoops set at a considerable distance.
Almost immediately, she is followed by her husband, Phil, a small bent man with a ruddy complexion and a shaved head.
In the following years, as my sister and I walked home from school, past the Azulais', we would sneak glances at the small, bent woman watering the plants by her daughter's memorial.
A small, bent man in a trench coat stands on a rain-soaked street in the middle of the night, staring at a closed liquor store as if it were a mirage.
This leaves the never less than empathy-inducing Lithgow up a creek with only a small bent spoon to paddle with; he's the kind of actor who needs a partner to take him somewhere, a sensitive guy who depends on a sensitivity that Close doesn't provide.
As a matter of fact, the shop opened in 1951, and as Bill Daugherty, a musical theater actor who recently brought in an antique lamp for repair, put it, admiringly, in an e-mail, "Things are still pretty much as they must have been (including original dust!)." When she hears the buzzer, Pearl Wasserman, a small, bent woman with sandy-colored hair, emerges out of the gloom behind the counter.
Eyes should be a small, "bent" oval, a circle nose, and oval ears.
Using slight variations of direction and timing in simple arm and hand movements, and small bent-kneed steps, it paid direct homage to Ms. de Keersmaeker's celebrated 1982 "Fase," but worked perfectly on its own terms.
