I'm on stage, slightly hunched, standing with my feet a bit wider apart than normal.
You look at them walk, taking each step as though it were painfully deliberate, and slightly hunched over.
More often, the image that comes to mind as Mr. Giuliani traipses into a string of packed, applauding rooms in Alabama, Georgia and New Hampshire is of a rock star, if that rocker happened to be a balding and slightly hunched former mayor.
Mr. Jones is first seen shuffling, slightly hunched, but then he unfolds himself into a prouder, taller stance.
The joke was that, as the slightly hunched McCall Smith entered, accompanied by the Duke of Johannesburg, a character from one of his books, and a German professor called Reinhard Zimmerman, his audience was far closer to earth-covered bones than youthful frolicking.
Massalha is six foot five, and he walks slightly hunched over -- not a half-bad posture, considering what can be flung around those halls.
"It doesn't matter whether he's scored one, three or 196 goals, he always shuffles through the stadium bowels slightly hunched, as if he's bothered by something," wrote Süddeutsche Zeitung.
He was tall and had the broad shoulders of a football player, although slightly hunched, like a man who was used to ducking under low doorways.
Ruth walks slightly hunched over: phantom pain is her friend.
How after sitting for too long he walks slightly hunched over, like his joints were made out of aluminum foil, crinkly and unstable.
