| The lissom birch thrives ungarnered in the thicket, where grace and gentleness supply the whilom vigor of its sway. |
| It certainly does not suggest the lightness and lissom grace of the earlier designs. |
| They had shields and helms, but no byrnies, except a hundred men that were most lissom. |
| Head of Highgate red watch, Neil Rooker, and his lankily lissom mate, shake their heads. |
| It's so far to walk, sir, and my legs bean't as lissom as they used to be. |
| She ran the nozzle across my skin in gentle, swooping strokes while explaining that cellulite is no respecter of the lean, healthy or lissom, which pleased me no end. |
