Usa "wizen" in una frase

1. the wizened and leathery Marchese

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2. And yet, before surrendering myself to the unknown, I wanted to walk along the sand with half-closed eyes and let the cooling waves wash my tired feet, to fill my palms and contain some of that wrinkled and wizened sea, and leave my footprints there with no others in sight

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3. They had a kind of wizened delicacy like the beauty of some of the old people I'd seen in the villages

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4. So deep, that when I finally release you, you will be a wizened old crow

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5. Several other soldiers made a feeble effort to aid him, but their wizened and frail frames added little resistance

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6. She was propped up in bed and looked washed out a wizened look had come to her face now which was just a pale yellow in colour

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7. ” I looked at the little wizened figure in the bed and picked up her tiny hand and kissed it was dry and rough and so hot it felt like she was on fire

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8. And there, sitting just to the side of the fire, was a tiny Halfling, a wrinkled little thing, as his face and hands were all wizened with age, save for a scrubby beard and a soft cap on his head

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9. "That's it, isn't it?" Uncle Hobart's shoulders slumped and he took another pull from his flask, suddenly looking small and wizened

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10. A wizened old man was hunched over an over-sized book, while around him an assortment of various books, scrolls and maps lay strewn around at random; candles had been lit and left in precarious positions with or without holders, hot wax dribbling profusely

11. The boy was looking intently at the face of the wizened old man, when Celia spoke without a trace of warmth in her voice:

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12. She squinted her eyes as she directed a gaze that seemed to bore through the old man’s wizened face with ease, her accusing voice ringing around the cramped study with the authority of a mythical maiden of wrath:

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13. Lida was a mite of ten and looked younger, because she was such a small, wizened little creature

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14. Carr's wizened, nut-cracker little face at the appearance of that reviving eel--he saw her sailing witch-like over the buggy wheels

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15. Then a smile began to appear on his wizened old face once more, and he said, “But he can

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16. The wizened old bush hadn’t a clue what he was talking about

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17. Suddenly Martha boomed, “Miriam! The title is thrusting manhood, not wizened worm! Don’t insult the model!” The room erupted in laughter

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18. It is a foul and lurid place I dimly saw by crescent moon, entangled in a web of trees appearing more like wizened claws

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19. The glare of the gem dazzled their eyes, so that they could not be sure of what they saw; but with a splintering crash, the carven lid of the sarcophagus burst outward as if from some irresistible pressure applied from within, and the four men, bending eagerly forward, saw the occupant—a huddled, withered, wizened shape, with dried brown limbs like dead wood showing through moldering bandages

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20. "Ten miles a day," he cried, the wizened face breaking into a gummy grin

21. The wizened little man pictured himself as quite the stud, so to uphold this ideal he conned a doctor friend into providing the hormone, human chorionic gonadotropin, plus instructions and paraphernalia for its use

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22. He vaguely recalled his father's mother, a wizened little woman who lived in a cottage overlooking the St

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23. He would have become disenchanted with the ways of the media and, ironically, teach these same ways to undergrads with the added spin of his wizened experience and jaded wit

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24. I saw that John2 also learned that he would have become a writer in either probability, but through a different path: He would have become disenchanted with the ways of the media and, ironically, teach these same ways to undergrads with the added spin of his wizened experience and jaded wit

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25. The wizened, old crone's eyes widened with excitement

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26. I followed Mark’s wild pointing to a wizened old git in a fez standing next to a square box on trestles made up of rows of tiny drawers, atop of which sat the ‘cute’ white rabbit in question

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27. Behind me sat Old Red Hawk, a wizened old man with long, white hair, and milky white cataracts in both eyes that stared blindly ahead

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28. The wizened old man moved around

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29. It was the wizened old man

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30. The Grand Wizard was standing just a few feet away, a confident grin on his wizened face

31. She looked at the wizened old lady with the kindest eyes she had ever seen twinkling amid the lines of her face

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32. wizened image of the woman continued

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33. A pair of wizened Druids tended to her battered body

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34. came from a man whose wizened face was even more lined and haggard than in recent press

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35. preted as inevitably trapped, wheezed from the suddenly wizened TG

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36. With his long beard, pipe and keen smile, Jimmy had a similarly wizened look

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37. Grandpa was the only one who ever used the name, and Stacey always used to feel special as “Bup” working side by side with the wizened old man

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38. They were deep eyes in a wizened face with a fleshy nose

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39. They were barely inside when a wizened stooped old woman tottered over to them, dripping in

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40. Wrapped in the shawl, she must have been warm in the early morning sun, but she looked cold and wizened

41. He prowled the courtyard, skewering loose papers with a deadly trident, occasionally bending to tug an errant weed from a plot or twist off some wizened bloom that had given up the fight for prolonged survival

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42. But in all other aspects, his appearance was like every other Vasudev, his hair snowy white and his face wizened with age

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43. wizened little man dressed in green clothing

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44. found was a wizened corpse seated on a wooden box

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45. in the wizened master's voice, but there was no mirth either

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46. "We pitched our tents in a shallow, semi-exposed trench in the middle of a wind-blown alpine meadow, in the shelter of some wizened alder thickets

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47. Nancy turned and looked into the wizened face of a

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48. The wizened up little pirate called Swogs was pushed forward through the curious group of onlookers

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49. The mother gave an obligatory passing smile to the wizened old man in the

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50. His wizened face broke into a broader smile, and the three young ladies laughed in musical echo to his pleasantry, swaying their bodies to and fro, with nervous jerks of their shoulders

51. ' An instant afterwards there appeared a little wizened fellow with a cringing manner and a shambling style of walking

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52. Indeed, they are children both—the one wizened and cantankerous, the other formidable and overbearing, yet each with a brain which has put him in the front rank of his scientific age

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53. The wind was so nipping that the ivy-leaves had become wizened and gray, each tapping incessantly upon its neighbour with a disquieting stir of her nerves

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54. He did indeed graduate, and the start of the following summer, a year after it had first been mooted, William found himself in the fitting room of a wizened Jewish tailor whose question-mark posture seemed designed to save him the trouble of bending to take inseams

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55. wall; but still Gandalf could be seen, glimmering in the gloom; he seemed small, and altogether alone: grey and bent, like a wizened tree before the onset of a storm

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56. At his feet upon the steps sat a wizened figure of a man, with a pale wise face and heavy-lidded eyes

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57. anguish in his face, and now he seemed an old and wizened man, crushed,

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58. To quote my wizened boss, Ray Wierzbowski: “That’s how you know you’ve mastered a videogame—when a bunch of butt-hurt crybabies start to accuse you of cheating in an effort to cope with the beatdown they’ve just suffered at your hands

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59. Only for a few seconds, but when he spotted her again, she was slouched against a crooked, wizened tree, her shoulder pressing against it like they were holding each other up

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60. The tent flaps opened and a wizened woman came out—a face wrinkled as a dried leaf and eyes that seemed to flame in her face, black eyes that seemed to look out of a well of horror

61. A wizened little man with a wrinkled face slapped his knee

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62. The wizened man said, “We struck

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63. “You’re jus’ jumpy,” the wizened man said

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64. The wizened man whispered, “Under the bridge span—out that way

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65. He remembered all he had seen to-day; the woman with the children, and without her husband, who was in prison for having cut down trees in his (Nekhludoff’s) forest, and the terrible Matrona, who considered, or at least talked as if she considered, that women of her position must give themselves to the gentlefolk; he remembered her relation to the babies, the way in which they were taken to the Foundlings’ Hospital, and the unfortunate, smiling, wizened baby with the patchwork cap, dying of starvation

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