| Once rhubarb becomes thick and turns that greeny colour, it is stringy and loses the sharp, bright flavour that heralds the spring. |
| Most, actually, were barefoot and clad only in cotton hospital gowns, their stringy hair clinging lankly to their foreheads. |
| I also have an increasing problem with black stringy flossy stuff appearing. |
| My hair was limp, stringy, greasy, and frizzed from all the dyeing I did to it. |
| Inside, when you halve them and flip the skin inside out to eat it, the sumptuous orange flesh is neither watery nor stringy. |
| He was gaunt, his blond hair gone stringy, and his greasy tux fit the dress code only under the most generous interpretation. |
