| But there was that guy who was thin as a rake and eat several Big Macs a day. |
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| Katy ducked behind John, then peered around him to see an old man with yellowing eyes and white hair, with a bent back and thin as a rake. |
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| My friend was only 14 and was thin as a rake with tell tale signs of drug abuse which I didn't know then. |
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| Soon she will realise that no matter how much the old boy eats he stays thin as a rake. |
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| Marc dressed in black, looking thin as a rake and white as a sheet. |
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| For this man, thin as a rake, was hefting quantities of cardboard boxes up and down the stairs. |
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| He was as thin as a rake, and was taller than most men at that age. |
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| He was very tall, about six foot two, and as thin as a rake. |
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| Purdy is in his mid 70s now, an impeccably polite, nearly dressed man, thin as a rake, with big startled eyes. |
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| Now when I say model, I'm not talking of some long-legged, thin as a rake super-model who looks like she hasn't had a good meal in years, and would fall over if you as much as blew in her ear. |
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| He was in an armchair with a fawn dressing gown over his pajamas, as thin as a rake, his whole body drooping, and when he looked up and saw me, or perhaps only barely saw me, but heard my name, his eyes narrowed with hatred. |
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| Thin as a rake and prematurely balding, with deep-set eyes, he cut an elegant figure in his handmade suits, often with drainpipe trousers, accompanied by exceedingly loud red socks. |
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