Utiliser "frail" dans une phrase

1. huge, slab-like doors, into which he bent so that he could give his arm to a frail old

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2. ’ I assured her, thinking that it would have been kinder if Jack hadn’t lived to fade slowly away with emphysema – he’d not found life at all easy and it had cut me up terribly watching him degenerate into frail helplessness

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3. he would break her into a thousand pieces if he exerted any force upon her frail form

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4. seemed almost frail, as though it could not carry the burden of terror that forever

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5. a flick Oliver holds the frail woman's head

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6. The guard grabbed hold of MacKenzie’s frail arm, visibly bruising him as he hauled

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7. The two goons by the door circled slowly and aimed punches and kicks at my frail body while the man stood over me and shouted out his frustrations

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8. He leaned forward and kissed the limpid skin of her neck gently, afraid that he would break her into a thousand pieces if he exerted any force upon her frail form

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9. On the ground the shape seemed almost frail, as though it could not carry the burden of terror that forever dogged its tracks, but as Lucy moved closer, as the figure gathered its limbs together and began to unbend, began to straighten and stand, she saw with horror that he, for it must be masculine, was tall and thick set and lithe, as if he were a wolf or a hunting cat

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10. The guard grabbed hold of MacKenzie’s frail arm, visibly bruising him as he hauled him forward into the painful glare of the candles floating on their ledges

11. She had grown so weak and looked so frail but yet there

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12. A frail string of lights hanging in the darkness - and such dense darkness there would be without the tender sparks

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13. To everyone's delight, in the doorway appeared the frail and gallant old man who had played for the crowd in the square

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14. although she was old and frail, for although she did have a heart of

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15. cap it all, the frail old dowager was summoned to have words with

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16. “Is he so frail he can’t know the truth?”

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17. 'I know that when her parents grew too frail to look after themselves Bunty came back to this country to take over the running of the household … then, after her father died, she looked after her mother

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18. You must keep with her training,” said Chloe, putting her hands on her hips in a frail attempt at a demand

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19. ” My father was always in the shop, and my mother was always so frail; I was relied upon to perform the majority of the household chores and duties growing up

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20. She was much stranger than he would have imagined; a golden halo surrounded her body, which was that of a frail old woman, with fine, white hair covering her skin

21. The skull was of enormous capacity, but the body of the man was small and frail, twisted in the shoulders and back

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22. He was on the verge of peeling back the elf's hood when Solo Ki's frail fingers stirred and clutched the cup of tea steeping before him

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23. " 'Scuse me mister" called a frail little lady in a dull turquoise coat, "I have a tea service here but the spout is dented and the inside is stained, I can hardly get my old fingers inside to clean it properly now

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24. "Its Poltice the Fourth so I've been told" said the frail one whose arms were shaking at the strain of the heavy silver set

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25. But her parents were frail, they would need help, and so that was where she would head for

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

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27. The goddess, once so powerful, was now so helpless and frail -- her opaque skin seemingly fragile as an egg shell

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28. Maybe he was ashamed to have such a frail child as his heir

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29. He likely would have slapped her back in congratulations, had such a blow not broken her frail body

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30. Her muscles were weak, her bones frail

31. in one frail, bony hand, she held M’jllner – the massive hammer over twice her size

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32. But rather unexpectedly, the powerful hammer of Rag’nerack did – though it was held in the frail hands of a now shrunken, and ancient looking Dona’Cora

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33. As we moved in the corridor, a frail matka stopped Bajrang

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34. as many others, that she's a frail female and utterly

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35. She looked very old and frail suddenly, as if the news had aged her by a good number of years

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36. It felt so thin and frail that she wanted to cry all over again

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37. She looked down at the old man on the ground, his regal clothes stained and torn, his body so frail

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38. No matter how many fowl he devoured, bones and all - and it had amounted to a fair few during his lifetime - Mr Pinscher retained the appearance of a frail and listless marionette, that has been abandoned by its master

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39. She felt so thin and frail in my arms

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40. She may have looked thin and frail but the gun she had trained on Joss was the deciding factor

41. She was a slight figure, frail enough that childbirth could be a great risk to her and the infant

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42. ” And she looked so frail and vulnerable like a little bird and I tried to stop her going on but I couldn’t

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43. Still if she could do a bit of cooking it would take her mind off her worries and would possibly do some good for her body which looked sunk and frail

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44. The one thing that was still the same however were her sharp mischievous blue eyes they stared at me now as I walked over to the bed I hugged her but she felt like a small frail bird

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45. frail and old for the first time as he and his brother took turns to

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46. ” She started coughing again and I held her to me she felt like a little bird frail and tiny then I gave her a drink of water she took a sip and settled down

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47. “They saw him as immortal, and you took that away from him and proved that he was just as mortal as the rest of us, just as frail, and they don’t want frailty, they want strength

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48. Her frame seemed tiny with casual clothes hugged against it, frail and delicate, not even fully formed yet

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49. Frail women and children were trampled underfoot in the mad rush; men forgot their chivalry in the fight for food, which they usually wanted for their own little ones, and few but the most resolute, and therefore the least needy, ventured into the seething crowd

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50. The young sow bounced just once after hitting the hard surface of the road, her small frail body bursting as a car smashed into it

51. "When we going to have those crumpets, then?" she demanded in a voice that was anything but frail

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52. Strangely, Tracy had attached herself to Dave in that way that frailty flies to benevolent strength, though there was little frail about her on the surface

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53. Arthur was an old, frail man, with a long grey beard

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54. Ursempyre’s tone of voice was authoritative and steadfast, even though a trained ear could feel it frail at the edges

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55. Week, frail and injured men, they collapsed screaming and clutching at wounds that festered about their bodies

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56. Before he slammed the frail door behind him as he left the room, Ludwig shouted in a fit of rage:

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57. Kwonowski was explaining something about the voltage differential between the generator and the house when Hermann returned accompanied by a frail white-haired old woman, leaning on his arm for support

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58. She was a frail little thing who looked all of 60lbs soaking wet

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59. the moth with wings too frail to see

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60. Her voice was frail, and I could hardly hear her

61. Frail Madam cat was tolerated as a senile old bore

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62. Dacian had never looked so frail

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63. How frail Una had looked, lying there on the vestry sofa in that long faint! How thin were her tiny hands, how pallid her little face! She looked as if she might slip away from him in a breath--sweet little Una, of whom Cecilia had begged him to take such special care

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64. suggesting each marble stair proved a difficult obstacle to his frail

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65. Angie was small, sturdy and round, and Tee was a good two heads taller than her, and frail as an old man

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66. They greeted me warmly, but both looked rather frail

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67. Seeing her dressed in white in his mind, in a long lacy dress; she wasn't as beautiful as she had been in person; frail as though the time spent away from her in this death-world had aged her painfully

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68. With this somewhat frail, and uncertain craft, a nation was saved

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69. I thought he and his wife looked a little frail to be running a yam, but I also noticed they didn’t have much business

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70. They knew his frail condition at the moment but their hopes were he would be able to spin a positive view on their future, enough for the floodgates of investors to open up and start trading again

71. A frail old man went to live with his son, daughter-in-law and four-year old grandson

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72. She is bald, frail and in pain

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73. “We are as frail as humans

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74. "From nothing, nothing comes; from something, something comes," he says in a frail yet authoritative voice

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75. She was so thin and frail she could barely stand

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76. She looked frail

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77. frail and eluding as it was

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78. He was old and frail already, so he had nothing left to fight an illness with

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79. Rumors began to run rampant that I had contracted some deadly illness or that I was simply too old and frail to live much longer now that the spell had left my body

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80. “Yes, she did, but of course, she never wanted you to see her so frail and ill,” James interrupted

81. The Lammas Lord stared right at her, blocking her view of the murderer, the red-haired woman and the frail old man

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82. " Tui started again, looking wobbly and frail

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83. She was so small and frail in his arms

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84. Then the Silent One stepped back and she felt the vast reaches of the power he contained in so frail a vessel leave her

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85. As when the whirlpools of the foaming sea send giant waves crashing onto shore-rocks, and when the force of the wind and the violence of the storm overturn and shatter and sink ships -- so the frail vessels of our souls are shaken by the mighty engines of our miseries and misfortunes

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86. I am worried, not only by the thought of my own soul, but, what is still more difficult and important, by the thought of the many frail souls entrusted to my authority as Abbess; all these girls and women whom I serve now, and for whom, one awful and glorious day, I shall be called to make account before the blazing throne of Christ; to account not only for my many and obvious failings, but also temptations and doubts hidden in my heart, known to God alone

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87. To the burden of responsibility for so many frail souls, there is added the difficulty of our internal administration, our poverty, the disputes over our lack of temporal goods, the meagreness of the produce of our fields, and the never-ending demands for money for the government -- demands usually based upon the spiteful accusations of those who envy us

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88. Then at the edge of thought, already infiltrating his mind’s frail barrier, the executioner’s triumphant cry

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89. Johan’s body felt thin and frail, as if a strange sickness had taken him and left the skeleton behind

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90. How was it possible that my frail mother had suddenly

91. What had before seemed to be no more than a tiny frail figure, began to transform and grow with every involuntarily step nearer, it turned revealing its evil face and beckoned them forward

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92. She cracked open the jaw and forced a long frail arm down his throat

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93. “What’s the meaning of this officer?” asked the frail old man behind the cash register

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94. I gathered up his frail bones and raced for the shoreline, following the same path he had so many years ago

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95. Behind the chimneys, a frail voice warbled: “Ha-l looooo!”

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96. "Who is playing games?" the frail voice answered back

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97. “These, one by one, by twos and threes, will feel the ‘Shift’ to fearlessness which indicates their consciousness no longer hears the Sesavah: that ye are frail, with brittle bones; are ‘old’ at only forty-five; that ye can die a million ways; are ugly, short, or overweight; that greed is just; that hate is right; ‘tis chic to lie, to cheat and steal; to win, another has to lose; etcetera…etcetera

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98. How feeble they are, how frail, how impotent their lives

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99. What a complex, delicate, frail machine this is

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