| A male opponent small enough for Diana to handle would have to be a scrappy waif of a flyweight. |
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| Mrs Tarpen had no problem with that idea, and she rather liked the idea of helping a homeless waif off the streets. |
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| Jay, dear, go get her luggage, this little waif who was obviously underfed in London, shouldn't have to carry her own. |
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| Those movies wanted us to see her as a Pre-Raphaelite figure but she verged on a Walter Keane waif. |
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| There were more of those girls than there were little waif heroin-looking chicks. |
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| British waif Kate Moss was to follow, helping to launch his unisex perfume CK one. |
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| Carilya was odd, a slender frail-looking girl, though no longer the skinny waif she had been. |
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| Robby's wife was a beautiful yet petite waif of a woman with straight, jet black hair. |
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| It's what the cool waif girls would throw on effortlessly but still look amazing. |
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| I am not some anaemic little waif who looks like she'll blow away in a strong wind. |
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| The charm of his take on the situation is that the golden boy and girl expand their bubble of radiant happiness to let the waif in. |
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| I suppose Jin thinks I am a weeping waif, looking for a poor soul to shed her troubles on in a rain of sobs and runny noses. |
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| Actually, the Kincaid character had a woeful start, spending the first of her three seasons as a tedious, incompetent waif. |
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| The waif seemed eager to get inside, but I didn't want to alienate her affections if she had a home. |
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| It confuses me, being the over-educated waif stuck in a world of immorality, no clear route out. |
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| Artie enters with a lost teen waif named Donna whom he found in an elevator. |
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| Who thinks a white blond, blue-eyed, slender waif can commit murder? |
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| No it's not an obsession, it is the fact that never has a footballer's sheer skill so intoxicated me as that of the spindly-legged waif from Belfast. |
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| Coogan essentially reprises the role that made him famous, only this time he's an immigrant waif orphaned during his sea passage from the Old World. |
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| The cast includes this actress, as the season's most adorable waif, whose anacoluthic lament for a hot-rod lover creates a haunting innocence amid squalor. |
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| We were in stitches at the idea of him suddenly recognising in horror that the grubby waif loitering around Grand Central for a cheap meal was actually his petite cousin. |
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| Once a tiny, flitting waif, she had become a graceful, full-figured woman. |
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| Her scruffy waif look was as far as possible from the sophisticated luxury of her childhood. |
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| But Nicole claims that she's always been a tiny bony little waif, and during season one of The Simple Life, she was going through a rare chubby period. |
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| The concept of gracility had taken over, causing young women to seek after the slender figure of a tubercular, anemic, chlorositic waif. |
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| I imagined Kate Moss, the leading waif, sniffing over a sandwich found on the road, or dumpster-diving for pizza crusts. |
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| Then, too, there was the mute appeal of this wee waif alone and unloved in the midst of the horrors of the savage jungle. |
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| In the 1990s we had Heroin Chic and the Waif look to contend with. |
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| The sexy waif was spotted by the diary's South American spies downing a few Bellinis at a Buenos Aires bar last week after strutting her stuff on the local catwalk. |
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| Not all of the girls in my Guide Company were poor little rich girls. Mandy was a poor little poor girl, a mousy waif who lived out Thika Road, far from Muthaiga. |
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