| It is scrawly coloured pencil drawings, funny questions, tousled hair and the loveliness of a sleeping toddler. |
| He was alleged to be sending to ministers a stream of letters, dubbed the black spider memos because of his scrawly handwriting, but the public were not allowed to read them, or even know how many he was writing. |
| He narrowed his eyes at me, and examined my scrawly sketches with a certain unease. |
| Anyone glancing through the scrawly and badly spelled lines could not fail but discover the depths of the conspiracy. |
| It was a dirty, scrawly note, but full of hope to the two who read it. |
| You better hold up there, scrawly, if you don't want to try the depth of that gutter. |
