My stomach lurched as I threw myself at Roahin, doing anything I could to wring his scrawny, traitorous, lying, cheating little neck. |
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This dapper crew, decked out with pristine suits, scrawny moustaches and tommy guns, is brilliantly cast. |
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He looked scrawny in his baggy clothes, but I knew that he was very strong. |
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I growled and turned to strangle his scrawny neck, but I quickly remembered I was pinned against the wall. |
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They were scrawny but muscly trashy types, like my in-and-out, in-and-out of prison psycho cousin. |
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Its bagginess on the scrawny Pope's shoulders contrasts with the taut, nailed-down stretch of the upholstered velvet of his chair. |
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The other was short, and scrawny, with a babyish pout and white blonde hair. |
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I'm tired of being the 5'7 115lb runt in a group of much larger kids, and i'm tired of clothes bagging off of my scrawny body. |
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He wrenched him around and grasped his scrawny neck in a dangerously tight headlock. |
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She was scrawny, dangerously thin some said, and stiff, as though her bones ached. |
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I always remember him as a rather scrawny kid who used to ref our senior games when the official referee didn't turn up. |
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The stillness of the scene was suddenly disrupted when a scrawny dog ran into view. |
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Staring down at the scrawny man, Jonah wondered what he had ever been afraid of. |
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After years of wrestling scrawny teenagers, his dedication is actually put to the test when he will have to pick on someone his own size. |
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You're established and then, all of a sudden, some young scrawny kid comes out of the youth team and takes your place in the side. |
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Paws thudded on the ground nearby, and a small scrawny wolf darted out of the brush, headed in an erratic fashion to the path. |
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The way his mother tells it, Allen was a scrawny kid who the high school football players used to carry to class on their shoulders. |
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Inside the gas station, Tom talks to George, who is a thin, blond-haired, scrawny fellow. |
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They were scrawny little things and their eyes had that slightly sunken in look from malnutrition. |
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I'm naturally a pretty scrawny guy, so we cut out cardio entirely and just focused on bulking up. |
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She was scrawny and flea-ridden, but her manners were impeccable as she gently placed her paw on my arm, as if to lay claim to me. |
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Many people still live in mud huts, grow all their own food, and rely on the one scrawny cow in the back yard for subsistence. |
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Unable to find it she sank down and sat on the ground with her back against two scrawny trees. |
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Perhaps it had just polished off a fat snapper or snook and had no appetite for a couple of scrawny teenagers. |
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He was really lanky and scrawny but other than that he looked perfectly normal, other than the snotty business around his nose area. |
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Suddenly, from nowhere, two scrawny young cadres step out from behind the bushes, pointing their rifles at us. |
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A scrawny opossum foraged along the road, scampering toward the woods when I tried to take its picture. |
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They had been beaten by a puny little girl, at least eight inches shorter and scrawny. |
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The highest price is 151 rupees, attached to a puzzlingly scrawny white bird. |
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Also known as the Mighty Midget and The Bullet, Owen looked like a scrawny man-boy but no-one took advantage of his Lilliputian build. |
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When Macbeth is hunched over, scrawny and half bald he does not radiate a sinister charisma. |
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He knew he was taking a risk, but there was something about this scrawny little ragamuffin which made him feel desperately sorry for her. |
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That frail, scrawny, wiry physique of his, observed in a football strip from 50 yards away in a press-box, only told half the story. |
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Two young men sit down close by, bright scarves knotted around their scrawny necks, eyeing me speculatively. |
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As for main courses, the vegetarian tamales are tasty if scrawny pillows of cornmeal that conceal punchy red and green anaheim peppers. |
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His once dirty blond hair had become a light, sandy brown and his scrawny build had been filled out with muscles. |
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A scrawny opossum foraged along the road, scampering down the berm and toward the woods when I tried to take its picture. |
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He removed his own coat, putting it around her scrawny shoulders which were trembling slightly, then reached down to place her hand in his. |
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Martin is 30, scrawny, with a moptop, Maltesers for eyes and a nose big and dramatic enough to make star-crossed lovers want to jump off the top. |
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He is skeletal and scrawny with his minuscule bones poking through his clothes. |
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The women are slags, either scrawny with straggly blonde hair, or grotesquely fat and bulging out of their tracksuit bottoms. |
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I was a geeky, scrawny, underweight kid who liked strange music and didn't fit in at all. |
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The little girl was scrawny and short, very plain, and had frightened eyes that were focused on the two needles she was trying to knit with. |
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Wasn't there some scrawny woman called Emma, and a big oaf who was in love with her? |
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She made a rather scrawny boy and Bryson's garments hung loosely on her form, but she would pass. |
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Fred, somehow, manages to be even more absurd than Eleanor, dressed in a skin-tight harlequin outfit that makes him look like a scrawny fool. |
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Mother hen hatches her eggs in a farmyard and finds one of her baby chicks is a scrawny, ugly duck. |
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Sorry, but Bugs was a one-dimensional, predictable rabbit who had not a redeeming bone in his entire scrawny body. |
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Two scrawny dogs and a lone cat are on the prowl, and the air is filled with swarms of ladybugs. |
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Early in his doctoral research at McMaster University, Patrick Seale looked in amazement at the scrawny mice he'd bred. |
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He was still achieving in school and sports, though less brilliantly than before, and was somewhat small and scrawny. |
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He grew up a scrawny kid with nagging allergy problems in a suburb of Stockholm. |
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She would have to let herself breathe, after three weeks of wearing a restrictively tight undershirt, giving her the appearance of a scrawny, underfed little boy. |
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And the belt buckles are sometimes bigger around than my scrawny waist. |
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The straggly, scrawny kid who grabs a guitar in hopes of finally getting some kind of attention from the girls other than sneers and spitballs is no more. |
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On either side of me stand scrawny vines abundant with blackish grapes. |
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The man was tall and thin, resembling a scrawny tree, as the black robes he was swathed in covered him from neck to toe in a most unflattering style. |
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He left the office and road hard for a while before arriving at a ranch, where he was greeted by a tall and scrawny man with a long, thin mustache. |
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A feisty, scrawny white guy is frantically attacking the black guy. |
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Giggling toddlers play among scrawny chickens and bleating goats. |
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The texture of abandoned fields and fencerows is imparted mainly by the cluttered verticality of grassblades, and the scrawny wiriness of tough-stemmed, small-leafed weeds. |
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In real life, the sousaphonist is always some scrawny schmuck who only wanted to play concert tuba for the Christmas pageant so his parents would have pictures. |
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They lie on pavements, sheltering from the sun under scrawny trees. |
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There is a fetishism for sport and a fascination, even among the scrawny, for weightlifting. |
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Like an emaciated anorexic who looks in the mirror and sees fat, many overly brawny bodybuilders see parts of their body as being too scrawny. |
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Mary admits her youngest son was a scrawny little chap who became a beanpole youngster, so gangly he needed elastic in his school trousers to make sure they stayed up. |
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Most of the plains Pokot, unlike those who grow crops on the Rift Valley escarpment above, scrape a living from scrawny cattle and goats. |
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It was suggested to me that it is surprising how much milling quality oats can be harvested from what appears to be scrawny plants in the field. |
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Inside were twin fetuses, one of which was fished out by a scrawny dog and dropped at the feet of horrified churchgoers. |
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These trees were made scrawny by man and get aggressive, so they trip the teenager up, and the teenager does not understand what is happening. |
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Otherwise use the devastating horrors or the scrawny horrors when devastating refill. |
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Recently, they broke through the barrier fence to steal the Bedouins' few scrawny chickens. |
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Peter had grown from a scrawny, abandoned infant into a strapping young man with dark hair and handsome features. |
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Watching this scrawny 17 year old scramble with all his might in an attempt to get into her truck was hilarious and, somehow, she found it very inspiriting. |
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Chicken, usually scrawny, was available so I learned to tenderize it with salt and lemon. |
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In weightless conditions, body fluid rises up, giving astronauts puffed-up faces and scrawny legs. |
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There are scrawny ultras with their desert caps and ankle gaiters as well as jokey groups of walkers with sticks and cagoules. |
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It is hard to write off the scrawny Austrian youth with an unpronounceable name who transformed himself into America's best known hunk. |
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Working through the landscape of loess, ochre and gorges dotted by scrawny willow trees, the train slowly chugs up to the Mongolian plateau. |
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Without help, they quickly get very sick, their legs stiffen and become scrawny because of the lack of exercise. |
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Animation of servants skeletons, Animation of scrawny horror and Animation of devastating horror are the base of your build. |
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It builds up the character of the treacherous young man turned scrawny old satyr as he sheds and assumes his identities. |
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Part of me couldn't believe that Cleo would go through such methods just to steal off me, but the other part wanted to wring her scrawny little neck. |
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This was highly apparent from the very scrawny children in Albania. |
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Although the Germans still had 193 divisions, their battalions, now reduced to 500 scrawny men, were forced to retreat, scrabbling for dear life along the ground. |
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And for an inveterate procrastinator like me, Dolan prescribes the same activity that 13 years ago brought a sense of focus and progress to his life, when he was a scrawny 66kg: regular trips to the gym. |
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When I was born, he very quickly saw that I was a scrawny, squally baby girl. I was not a Buick, and I was not his son. |
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He pulled up his sleeve and there on his scrawny arm hung a Rolex the size of Big Ben. |
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The tree's leaflessness made it look scrawny, though in summer it seemed full and bushy. |
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The Stiff Upper Lip tour was, if anything, a scrawny twin of the Ballbreaker trek. |
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He's getting too flaquito, nena, all scrawny like Marc Anthony with his manorexia chiseling up his face. |
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Stepping on a chair that wobbled under him, he would knot a noose round his scrawny neck, test it, yank it, gyrate his neck like a pigeon and step out into the void. |
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He wears a britstache. El Renacuajo's mustache is scrawny and creepy, much like most wearers of the molestache. |
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His scrawny statues in ceramic are the best known, even though he works with as much pleasure using other techniques: canvas, bronze, molten glass. |
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He was a scrawny sort, not over seventeen, with pimples in the corners of his lips and hair the color of mopwater. |
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Peasants with stone-age implements tend scrawny crops on dry, thin, windblown, semi-desert soil, and hordes of vacant-eyed children from overlarge families fill refugee camps. |
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Who is that scrawny old coot on the bicycle, snarling for passage? |
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Inside we are greeted in a friendly manner by unusual little folk: statues with scrawny bodies and sometimes with peculiar proportions, paintings with eyeless faces on brightly coloured backgrounds. |
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To the soft sighing of the evening wind it danced and swayed across the roadways, tapping against windows and bathing the parched foliage of such scrawny trees as still stood with lower trunks immured in concrete sidewalks. |
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On the floor of the wagon sat two blacks, male and female, holding between them a scrawny, half-naked black child, with a round nubbly head and fixed bright monkey eyes. |
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The only plants in their yard were a couple of scrawny bushes. |
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