1 Her face was gaunt and grey.

2 Looking gaunt and tired, he denied there was anything to worry about.

3 She looked gaunt and exhausted.

4 His eyes were sunken in his gaunt face.

5 The house looked gaunt and unwelcoming.

6 Above on the hillside was a large, gaunt, grey house.

7 The door opened to reveal a gaunt, clean-shaven man.

8 A wraith with bright eyes in his gaunt face.

9 He was gaunt and hollow-eyed; his voice trembled.

10 It looked gaunt and inhospitable, he realised.

11 He was also gaunt and cadaverous, and as dark as the Semitic people of the Holy Land.

12 The Collector looked down at the gaunt, upturned faces gathered at the foot of the stairs.

13 As the gaunt farmer Spoke, Sparkes noticed dried blood on his shirt front where it met his breeches.

14 The gaunt young inmate fished his bowl out from under his cot.

15 The lean face had grown gaunt, the cheeks hollowed, the scar about his mouth carved more deeply into his skin.

16 He was in his mid-fifties with a gaunt face and thinning wavy red hair.

17 In another undated letter to Gaunt Minton admits that owing to the pressure of illustrative work he had not painted for eight months.

18 The District Attorney at forty-four had the gaunt look of a man twenty years older.

19 The Arab Abul Ismail, erect and gaunt and impassive in turban and robes.

20 His previously gaunt frame had put on weight since Hong Kong and he was looking a little more solid.

21 It still had the gaunt, haunted look that had so put Meg off before.

22 He could see his reflection, turned gaunt and ashen, in the fragment of mirror propped against the lavatory window.

23 Rumour had it that Gaunt had poisoned his sister-in-law in order to gain possession of the whole of the inheritance.

24 Lou Minton was a wiry man with gaunt, chiseled features and prematurely gray hair, combed straight back.

25 There was a lump in her throat as she gazed down on the gaunt features.

26 She was sitting up in bed, her glasses already adorning her gaunt face and her hair curled up tightly on rollers.

27 The devilish smile, oblique and sharp as a scar, had come back to the gaunt face.

28 St Andrews still has an attractive, if not overworked, little harbour below the gaunt shapes of ruined castle and cathedral.

29 Royal patronage and unexpected death also laid the foundation of the power of Edward's third son, John of Gaunt.

30 He has lost his hair and some teeth and appeared quite gaunt.

1 Her face was gaunt and grey.

2 Looking gaunt and tired, he denied there was anything to worry about.

31 At the far end, on the dais, Athelstan glimpsed John of Gaunt.

32 Starvation gave a gaunt menace to their sullen anger - and they were angry, he could not doubt it.

33 The grittiness of the coal smoke coming down on those gaunt January afternoons was still in her nostrils.

34 It was a youthful but gaunt face from which a yes meant no.

35 Ruth looked away in panic then braved herself to look back but the gaunt, pinched face had gone.

36 Pedro's heiress was his eldest surviving daughter Constanza, who married John of Gaunt in September 1371.

37 It was hard to say which were skinnier and more gaunt, the men or the animals.

38 There was no garden; the harsh fen grasses ended in a coarse frill flapping against the walls of the gaunt house.

39 The gaunt, grey-haired sergeant fixes me with a studiously suspicious look and takes a note of my name and the time.

40 The gaunt faces beneath closely cropped heads and the young faces on emaciated bodies had began to assume form and substance.

41 Gaunt raised his hand as if welcoming the plaudits of the crowd.

42 I had nowhere on our journey to and from the horse car seen the man with the gaunt face.

43 Unlike Gaunt, he knew his chances were as slim as a dipstick.

44 When I visited him in hospital Albert looked terrible -- his face was gaunt and his hair had turned grey.

45 His face was remarkable: gaunt, wizened and pale, the skin pulled taut across the prominent bones.

46 There was a good bookshop, and a large ruined building, gaunt and flaking, the Hibernian Hall.

47 A stray mongrel appeared at the end of the alley, its body gaunt from years of neglect.

48 The imam still bore the mark of that experience in his gaunt frame and sallow, jaundiced complexion.

49 The girl lay stiffly, half sitting on top of her bed, a gaunt little scarecrow in patched and threadbare workhouse reach-me-downs.

50 He stood there, the lantern's pale flame casting light and shadow over his gaunt face.

51 And all but cry with colour! That gaunt crag.

52 His dry pallid face often looked gaunt.

53 A gaunt, hollow-eyed maid with white skin and dark, burning eyes gazed back at her.

54 Colonel Flense also attempted to get his revenge on Gaunt and the Ghosts, as Gaunt has field-executed Flense's father, General Aldo Dercius, many years previously.

55 Athene's horse stood grim and gaunt and motionless beside the temple wall.

56 When Squirrel returned, the other four were with her: gaunt grey-haired Myrtle, Willow Witch-Eye with her long black braid, Frenya of the thick waist and enormous breasts, Holly with her knife.

57 Ogden went to the Gaunt house to serve a summons on Morfin Gaunt.

58 I went numb, panicked, and I fell...I saw my gaunt face and glazy eyes in the mirror, as if standing at the end of infinite time. There is always more pain than gain.

59 Suddenly a gaunt Derek pushes through the restaurant's door, looking like a punch - drunk boxer.

60 His limp wings are filthy gray , his features drawn and gaunt, and his eyes yellowed.

61 The strong and darkly handsome visage was gaunt and haggard.

62 The limestone statue has gaunt cheeks and - most strikingly - a tipless nose.

63 Weight loss, making her look gaunt and stringy, alternated with periods of puffiness and overweight.

64 So,[http:///gaunt.html] he went to the barn and discovered a gaunt and thin plow horse whose ribs showed through his sides.

65 By evening Perrault secured another dog, an old husky, long and lean and gaunt, with a battle-scarred face and a single eye which flashed a warning of prowess that commanded respect.

66 My knees give way from fasting; my body is and gaunt.

67 Traipse gaunt and unbearable inman, frequently only looking at home with that cold mountain, back hometown miss wife, in hard environment, waiting for the moment reunion.

68 The gaunt man said gloomily, " It's always all right; that's our trouble. "

69 For the most part there was silence; gaunt men shuffling, glancing, and beating their arms.

70 As a young man, Mr. Salinger had a long, melancholy face and deep soulful eyes, but now, in the few photographs that surfaced, he looked gaunt and gray, like someone in an El Greco painting.

71 One was gaunt, with flinty eyes a long white beard a face a winter frost.

72 The children looked hungry, gaunt, dishevelled, and yet Julie was glowing beneath the dirt.

73 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.

74 Slain and resurrected by a surge of negative energy, the corpulent demon arose as the gaunt Tenebrous , a god of darkness and undeath.

75 The old inhabitant who answered was a tall, gaunt woman.

76 Down by the depot, the postmistress, a gaunt woman who wears a rawhide jacket and denims and cowboy boots, presides over a falling apart post office.

77 My knees give way from fasting; my body is thin and gaunt.

78 Mrs. Miller's face appeared at the window, gaunt and ghostlike.

79 At this point, John of Gaunt ordered him to be silent.

80 Toneless muscles sagged in folds on gaunt limbs, and his ribs stood out like arching blades.

81 The eyes of the gaunt spectre darkened again, as they had in his youth.

82 Sherlock Holmes was pacing up and down the platform, his tall, gaunt figure made even gaunter and taller by his long gray travelling-cloak and close-fitting cloth cap.

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