thin-boned

Never before had he clasped such a long, thin-boned hand.

He had made a thin-boned church of his fingers.

She sat very straight in her chair, thin-boned hands folded on the tabletop.

A thin-boned, hard-faced woman who, he imagined, must have been quite pretty in her time.

In fact, his thin-boned frame and features carried a considerable excess of weight.

Once again this thin-boned, elderly man was looking for the addicted ex-gangster.

His thin-boned, flabby hand patted the great siege gun next to which he was standing.

In a clearing, he sees a glowing thin-boned alien.

Quaiche spread his thin-boned fingers by way of sympathy.

"Tough luck," she smiled, holding out one thin-boned hand.

Then without warning he struck at her like a snake, one thin-boned claw raised to slash.

He began beating the armrests of his chair with his thin-boned, pudgy hands.

Pale soft faces, thin-boned, yet lined and time-scored; the engineer's hair was nearly white.

Thin-boned and emaciated, the poor monster had surely perished, breaking (to some degree) the large man's fall.

She was thin-boned and pale, with her black braids tied in a double bun on her head.

The thin-boned, high-nosed face was flushed with emotion.

Soucek was standing there, one thin-boned hand on the jamb, his body turned away from K'ang, looking out into the corridor.

He was thin-faced and thin-boned, and had lank, dark, thinning hair.

Tauteeans were a thin-boned, almost birdlike people.

Visarn gestured with his thin-boned hands.

This construction allows the knife to more easily slice thin-boned and boneless meats, fish, and vegetables.

The man seated next to Captain Kondo was tall and thin-boned, as though he had already lived all his life in a low-gee setting.

He moved about in it and contained awareness of every atom of it in his long, thin-boned skull.

A shuddering, thin-boned thing.

Thor was Aryan and thin-boned, but Mo looked more like me, with dark straight hair, dark eyes, long black lashes.