| Winter for Kiev's waifs and strays is a cold, bleak daily battle for survival. |
| Set beside muscle-bound hunks such as Mark McGwire, the home-run-smashing St Louis Cardinal, Messrs Shinjo and Suzuki look like waifs. |
| In an era of waifs and buffed bodies, the full-figured beauties in Rubens's works have a graceful nobility. |
| Tavistock Street already has a number of problems which seem to be exacerbated by a policy of housing the waifs and strays of the borough nearby. |
| Yet of late some of the world's biggest banks have been huddling together like waifs in a storm. |
| It was hard to believe this modest little place was charity shop Barnardo's, once associated with sale of second-hand items to raise funds for waifs and orphans. |
