lankly

Mouse-brown hair with a centre parting hung lankly down to his ears.

His mane hung lankly without the stiffness it should have had.

Her hair fell lankly across her brow as she fussed with the empty cups.

Even the hair which had lain so lankly back arose and answered, to fly up and out.

His long hair was matted; filthy strands of it were hanging lankly over his face.

I saw the slack wetness of sweat-soaked black hair hanging lankly against his neck, no longer moving as he moved.

Her long hair hung lankly, tasselled ends brushing her shiny blue shoes.

Her hair hung lankly over her shoulders.

The bones lay lankly there in the street, and the smoking ashes were in a little cannister beside them.

Thin dust-colored hair, now unencumbered by a turban, hung lankly to narrow shoulders.

Nondescript ash brown hair fell lankly over thin cheekbones, and his eyes were a muddy gray-hazel.

Their hair, newly washed, hung lankly.

His black hair, rather long, hung lankly into his face which- under the dirt-was quite pale except for some spectacular bruises.

Pasty-skinned and gaunt, the man's fair White Elf hair hung lankly to his shoulders.

Under the long curling hair hanging lankly over the driver's neck, Howard has noticed, is a tumour the size of a sparrow's egg.

The wisps of hair that hung lankly from under the shawl were greasy and prematurely greyed.

As I expected, it was the tall, muscular young woman from the funeral home, her muddy green hair hanging lankly over her eyes and one cheek.

He had long hair, poetically long, hanging lankly over his ears; but the top of his head was bald and shiny.

His hair was no longer the bright white-blond of the Belgae, but lankly dark, so that it hung about his face like wet straw.

Blue veins throbbed beneath the thin skin of her temples- A tangled mass of hair spread lankly on the pillowcase.

She stood now wet with spray, her hair lankly plas- tered to her skull, stringing on her shoulders.

Dishevelled and filthy, long hair falling lankly down its back, dressed in rags without colour, it huddled pitifully in a corner away from the pit.

At PE period, he stumbled out and stood lankly by the basketball court, digging a hole in the ground with the flapping sole of one worn shoe.

Her clothes clung soddenly to her skin, her hair lay lankly against her pallid cheeks, and she began to shiver.

He was tall and lankly muscular, with a bony face, sparse reddish hair, a nose as unkindly short as his upper lip was long.