rangily

Harbour, 49, is a rangily tall redhead, brought up in the West Country, with an easy grin and friendly manner.

Interview: architects Richard Rogers, Graham Stirk and Ivan Harbour 2012

Nodine is a rangily handsome fortysomething with lightning-fast performance circuitry – think Jim Carrey without the manic desire to please - and it's riveting to watch him play physical and verbal pinball, careening from floor-cleaning theory to racist guilt while galvanised by twitchy cross-currents of muscular activity.

Rick Nodine & Neat Timothy 2010

Diana actually looked her best at her most informal, jumping rangily out of her car for lunch at Le Caprice with Rosa Monckton, the former U.K. president of Tiffany.

Diana's Final Heartbreak Brown, Tina 2007

I was tall and rangily powerful; I was shock-headed and naked but for a wolf hide girt about my loins.

Wings in the Night Howard, Robert E. 2006

They brought him to the deck of the Venturer - a tall, dark, rangily built man, ashy with fear of his captors, who were ogres of that coast.

The Conan Chronicles Howard, Robert E. 1989

Stretching, she took a bottle of Southern Comfort from a high cupboard shelf, poured a coffee cup half full, and, leaning rangily against the counter, swallowed.

Blood Test Jonathan Kellerman 1986

Stretching, she took a bottle of Southern Comfort from a high cupboard shelf, poured a coffee cup half 'full, and, leaning rangily against the counter, swallowed.

Blood Test Kellerman, Jonathan 1986

Tall, rangily muscled, and blond as his waking self-blue of eye and fleet of foot, bursting with easy laughter and, in a tight corner, wizard-master of a flickering snake's tongue in the shape of a curved blade of jungled Kled-he loved songs, a good fight, and sometimes girls.

Hero Of Dreams Lumley, Brian 1986

Stretching, she took a bottle of Southern Comfort from a high cupboard shelf, poured a coffee cup half full, and, leaning rangily against the counter, swallowed.

Blood Test Jonathan Kellerman 1986

Stretching, she took a bottle of Southern Comfort from a high cupboard shelf, poured a coffee cup half full, and, leaning rangily against the counter, swallowed.

Blood Test Jonathan Kellerman 1986