Looking for sentences and phrases with the word clean-limbed? Here are some examples.
Sentence Examples
Hence our heroes are usually the track stars, those clean-limbed flyers who duel over miles and inches, minutes and seconds.
I was surrounded by gloriously clean-limbed Corinthians with gleaming kit and designer Lycra body suits.
The idea that the internet would herald a new, clean-limbed, egalitarian corporatism is dead.
His line was that there are people living like parasites in Grub Street while other clean-limbed, honourable fellows are trying to improve the world.
He's a big horse, 16 2, very clean-limbed and sound.
On the wide esplanade linking the marina to the old town, clean-limbed girls in high heels and micro-skirts rivet the attention of dark-eyed youths in designer clothes.
Examples from Classical Literature
A groom was currying a strong, clean-limbed hunter haltered in the doorway.
These horses are clean-limbed, close-coupled and wonderfully docile and obedient.
They were tall and clean-limbed, with long golden hair that streamed behind them as they ran.
Drawn up at the curb behind them was a smart two-seated phaeton, with a pair of clean-limbed bays.
Now and then our crew of clean-limbed Tonga boys rested on their oars, with timid, limpid gaze turned askance.
They were all tall, clean-limbed men, fierce and independent of mien.
But away outside the clearing was that little army of Hausas, clean-limbed, faithful, well drilled and armed.
Apparently he had not aged a minute, but was still the straight, clean-limbed fighting-man of thirty.
But all were bronzed and bearded, fleshless and clean-limbed.
The latter was some few years his senior, stalwart and clean-limbed.
He is tall, well-knit, clean-limbed, and graceful in his motions.
It was a clean-limbed, coltish lass of thirteen who gained the race and sprang first into the arms of Muckle Alick.
They, too, were powerful, clean-limbed men, not at all like the mangy crew that followed the Swedes.
Across a green open country came clean-limbed young men, some afoot, some mounted upon horses.
So one glorious tropical morning Waziri, chief of the Waziri, set out at the head of fifty clean-limbed ebon warriors in quest of adventure and of riches.
