gaunt造句

But he is gaunt still.

And the gaunt ice-blocks.

She is having a lean, gaunt frame with prominent bones.

We know we're gaunt, our hair is falling out in clumps, our colostomy bag needs emptying.

Many people criticize fashion designers for using gaunt models to display their clothes.

And the cows that were ugly and gaunt ate up the seven sleek, fat cows.

In one hovel, seven-year-old Ashraf is working a ten-hour day alongside his gaunt and bearded grandfather.

Not only because of its beauty, but also because its used to hide the beauty of its haggard and gaunt.

Tall, gaunt, blunt and determined, to the world she embodied the steely stubbornness of the Israeli spirit.

The lofty ruins of a fortress, its charred walls standing like gaunt fingers, rose in the distance.

We've always thought Angelina looks flawless, but in the last year or so, her arms and face look gaunt.

I scanned the group twice and focused on a gaunt man in the middle of the pack with gangly facial hair and tattoos.

Capri is a gaunt rock of austere outline, bathed in a deep blue sea; but its vineyards, green and smiling, give it a soft and easy grace.

Mr Jobs' thin frame and gaunt appearance sparked questions about his health and for how long would he continue to be at the helm of Apple.

Although an operation to treat it was deemed successful, he has looked gaunt in recent public appearances and has started making significantly shorter appearances on stage.

They looked gaunt and exhausted. Clad in authentic costume, they were cooking buckwheat pancakes at a remote log cabin and wiring the soles back on to their authentic boots.

Now we could see the grey sand of a beach, and the spare white limbs of trees on the foreshore, gaunt survivors of the desiccating effects of wind and sun.

At 60, shockingly gaunt from throat cancer and with his voice reduced to a rasp, he found himself back in Belfast, cadging money from friends for a drink and a copy of the Racing Post.

This morning, when I came down, about half an hour before noon, Mr Earnshaw was sitting by the fire, deadly sick; his evil genius, almost as gaunt and ghastly, leant against the chimney.

The following year Bogart, an expert sailor, wanted and was well suited to play the gaunt Cuban fisherman in the film version of The Old Man and the Sea.