| At times she's a gangling, anti-social adolescent, and at others a snobbish know-it-all, but she's always riveting. |
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| Staffers lunching in the building's canteen nod respectfully at this gangling, spectacled intruder. |
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| Four years ago in Sydney, he was the gangling teenaged sensation, winning three golds and two silvers. |
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| He has developed from a gangling, awkward teenager to a genuine 24-carat world-class star. |
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| The on-form gangling striker-single handedly destroyed Bucks with all three goals in a 3-1 victory here last season. |
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| Two years or so ago he was a gangling schoolboy, but we have worked hard and he has worked hard. |
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| He was a gangling teenage boy with a burning desire for a big game rifle of his own. |
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| The gangling forward may appear ungainly but he finished his run into the area to latch on to a through ball with a neat stab past him. |
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| But despite this huge talent, his idea of women as pencil thin, stone-faced gangling creatures is very scary. |
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| A tall, gangling man with shaggy brown hair waved to her from his doorway, grinning broadly. |
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| A tall gangling officer, wearing only his underwear, stood up and spread his arms out for quiet. |
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| Will was tall, and a bit gangling, with black hair that was a little shaggy. |
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| From the Millwall youth team, he overcame an 11-month injury and the scorn of fans who just couldn't see what the gangling teen had to offer. |
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| Meanwhile the models on our catwalks are, or pretend to be, gangling adolescents. |
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| There was a balletic quality to the goal, yet he is a gangling figure. |
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| He appears an excellent pick to train with the national squad but, with regard to the actual Scotland XV, he looks as yet still a bit too much of a gangling colt. |
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| The boy is shown with impossibly long legs, either an artistic slip or an attempt to depict a gangling adolescent. |
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| Instead they looked more like overgrown teddy bears with oversized heads, hands, and feet, their gangling limbs lending them an air of awkwardness. |
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| And it was the gangling Allsop who had the visitors back-pedalling early on as he flashed an early half-volley wide of the upright. |
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| The gangling winger had only been on the field for five minutes when he made his presence felt. |
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| Kirsty Stuart is grand as weary new mum Demi and Umar Malik is a hilariously convincing gangling nerd. |
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| Josepha is the poignant story of a gawky, gangling 14-year-old immigrant boy, at the turn of the century, who is forced to sit in the primary row at his prairie schoolhouse because he doesn't speak enough English. |
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| With his gangling figure and awkwardness, Orwell's friends often saw him as a figure of fun. |
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| The gangling funnyman prefers fooling around with ordinary folk to working with the famous. |
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| The gangling 6ft 4in striker, perhaps understandably, didn't want to talk too much about the game. |
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| The gangling lock, who ended his successful spell with St Mary's College, is in line to win his first Ireland cap in the opening international of the season. |
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| Sean Mackle's wonderful vision picked out Gault, whose shot was hoofed off the line by Jim Ervin, but the gangling midfielder followed up to poke home the rebound. |
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| Gangling and physical, she throws her limbs about and struggles out of her battered army jacket. |
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