stringbean

Bradley, the 7-foot-6-inch stringbean, made particularly strong use of his nine minutes.

Stringbean is shown to eat a lot but still remains thin.

They had ransacked the cabin and killed Stringbean when he arrived.

Asked about the latest letter, Stringbean would take it out, saying he carried it right to "his heart".

His parents run a farm, and Stringbean works there each morning "mucking out the stables".

"What made you think I meant you singular, stringbean?"

At 5-2 and 105 pounds, she's no stringbean.

"Does Stringbean stay there all the time?"

Dodger laughed in spite of himself, then looked up to see if the lanky stringbean was kidding him.

For months, Lady Jocelyn referred to him as "the damned stringbean."

"He knew how to tell a good stringbean from a bad one," Mr. Doria said.

But he's a hardy stringbean.

"Yo, Tricky Fingers, you got the Stringbean on the front door, come back?"

If it is possible to be 108 pounds and a lanky stringbean, Carbajal is.

In 1956, a 16-year-old stringbean of 89 pounds, she ran in the Melbourne Olympics.

"I wondered why I took such an instant liking to you, stringbean," the Duck told me.

Lieutenant Coffin was a tall stringbean of a man with high cheekbones and a prominent bony nose that had seen too much sun.

The name eventually became "Stringbean".

"I knew you would, stringbean."

"Kids identified with the examples like StringBEAN and some of the other people.

Stringbean (Ricky Fleming) is the band's bass guitarist.

A black stringbean wearing a floppy white hat came cautiously from 125th Street with a huge brown woman in a sleeveless dress.

"Yo, Stringbean," said another voice on the GB.

"You ain't hearing me, Stringbean."

They didn't pounce on this raving stringbean and drag him to the ground and handcuff him.