Sparse numa frase em (in ingles)
- The room seemed very sparse.
- His sparse hair was graying.
- The room was sparse and neat.
- There was sparse habitation here.
- A-okay, is the sparse reply.
- The interior was sparse and utilitarian.
- Mangrove swamps and a sparse population.
- It had short sparse green hair along the.
- Heavy but sparse drops of rain fall on him.
- The tiny house had sparse wooden furniture.
- The gardens had been sparse because of the.
- His eyes moved behind the thin, sparse lids.
- There were sparse strands of hair on his chin.
- Those crowd scenes look pretty sparse as it is.
- And where is this? Just some sparse white room.
- They were looking sparse and scraggily of late.
- It was very clean, white, and sparse in objects.
- The furnishings were sparse and also transparent.
- Even the birds have become solemn and sparse.
- A few mean-looking trees vied for the sparse moisture.
- The bridge was sparse and stark compared to the Cunik.
- Traffic was not heavy but by the same token, not sparse.
- The sparse ground floor comprised of al manner of bots;.
- A rabbit-fur hood covered most of Siv's sparse grey hair.
- She stepped inside and looked at the sparse furnishings.
- It was just as sparse as I’d thought it would be, and.
- Unfortunately, information about Gates was rather sparse.
- And that was it, all the sparse evidence wrapped into a.
- Out into the street, the weather cool, the traffic sparse.
- Mammoths, of course, had always been sparse on the ground.
- Bill went directly to the sparse temporary office located.
- Terri and Bill entered their sparse temporary office after.
- Everything confirmed the sparse details that we already had.
- His sparse hair was brown shot through with streaks of gray.
- Other than Gunt, a sparse number of soldiers were present below.
- I could clearly see the shore, which featured a few sparse trees.
- And yes: he was there, standing in this sparse, brightly-lit room.
- There was a single cot in the sparse room and on it was a skeleton.
- The vegetation was sparse here, mostly a small kind of cypress tree.
- It had a note from him pinned to part of its sparse instrument panel.
- I’m staring at a rather sparse list of options when the phone rings.
- His chin, bristly with sparse whiskers, rested on the back of one hand.
- The furnishings are sparse, just a couple of couches are all I can see.
- He felt her body slowly relax, as the spasms grew more faint and sparse.
- For a Sunday and such a beautiful day, the traffic was extremely sparse.
- He vomited, and a sparse, nauseous liquid foamed at the edges of his mouth.
- The old Agent’s sparse hair was messed and even his suit showed wrinkles.
- When he opened the door to the small dwelling, he saw the house was sparse.
- Currently, sparse information is available about the severity and nature of.
- The habitat seemed sparse and there was little light to illuminate the cavern.
- Jim stared up at him, a lean old man with black eyes and a sparse, chewed beard.
- When next he looked up, Caesar was jumping a sparse wooden gate – or had been.
- Retractions, apologies, and follow-up information were sparse in the Main Media.
- He had to pick a direction but they all seemed to hold the same sparse vegetation.
- Though the rain was sparse, wind gusts and thunder held their interest for a while.
- When they were all standing there in the sparse grass of the parkway, George could.
- The man rambled in the background moving dirt to and fro with a broom as sparse of.
- Even though her words were thin and sparse, I could hear the sincerity in her voice.
- He started the car and we lurched off to a fast, careful drive through sparse traffic.
- His mustache was rather sparse, but it reached the beard on either side of his mouth.
- The vegetation is sparse, but they manage to eat tufts of grass growing between rocks.
- His living quarters were sparse, but there were many shelves of books along the walls.
- He noticed what she heard, the lumins, sparse here but still present, had gone silent.
- The occasional litter of previous human occupants was sparse, and the art was minimal.
- Her thin, steel-gray hair was gathered in a sparse wispy knot at the back of her head.
- My surroundings are sparse, but I think it’s a design statement rather than frugality.
- This room had unequivocally become a prison: sparse and oppressive, that man her jailer.
- Communication is sparse since we are concerned the Unu may be intercepting the messages.
- The conversation, as had been increasingly the case over the past few weeks, was sparse.
- He was equally disappointed with the sparse selection of trading lectures at his school.
- They were leaving the sparse mountainous area and headed towards a more temperate climate.
- When using an eyebrow pencil to fill in sparse brows, use light and quick feathered motions.
- He sat up and looked around, seeing a stony shore, sparse vegetation and sand up the beach.
- And together, the pair gave a great concert that left the sparse audience there, spellbound.
- Finding a stick was impossible—the sparse low and scraggly trees around me were of no use.
- Although we took him yesterday to the fishermen village, it was a sparse part that we went to.
- To see a sparse, weed-infested garden suggests that you have neglected your spiritual needs.
- Apart from that, there were three hard wooden seats divided up the sparse interior of the boat.
- They bedded down in a little copse of quibreaks out in the sparse wild theshes of the chaparral.
- Dale wandered over to the sparse cover of the flower bed, where he took off his T-shirt and wrung.
- The woman's sparse silvery hair blew gently in the wind, and her wrinkled face displayed the years.
- When the trees suddenly sparse, and they reached a small clearing, several men were standing there.
- The information you have delivered, as sparse as it may be, is helpful to our cause nonetheless.
- Diego’s horse skittered between sparse foliage and blazed their trail along a windswept ridgeline.
- Silently Jerry took his place, scaling the mast with stringy muscles standing out from sparse flesh.
- Out in the street the sky was clear, the atmosphere a little chilly and the traffic pleasantly sparse.
- But in this kind of scenario the houses couldnt be too sparse otherwise it would be difficult to hide.
- However, records from these times are sparse, and there may have been conflicts of which we are not aware.
- As far as Joan coming to the states, from the look of her sparse, scribbled letters, it was highly unlikely.
- Slowly, as they traveled, the grass became more sparse and they could see sandy brown patches in the ground.
- Captain Nemo continued to plummet into the dark depths of this forest, whose shrubbery grew ever more sparse.
- And not a single Greek girl or boy knelt for prayer; all stood like a sparse copse in a field of ground nuts.
- Next we drove to the foundry half way to Heliopolis, a half hours drive in the sparse traffic due to the heat.
- I would watch them when we would go out in the nights, moving through the sparse forests of this area of Thrace.
- The leaves were small, with sparse hairs on top and white down underneath, the pale yellow flowers were tinged red.
- Investors can—and indeed, must—compensate for a sparse set of opportunities through a broad-based search.
- The C-87 soon approached one of the two airfields, whose dirt and gravel strips were bordered by a sparse vegetation.
- As always, Ted’s smile was as wide as an airplane hangar, his thinning gray hair tied back into a sparse ponytail.
- It’s difficult to believe that one of the greatest movie stars of all time died in this sparse, disheveled bedroom.
- He was an unprepossessing man, small and thin, with sandy, sparse hair and myopic brown eyes that costantly blinked.
