Tendrils of a curling vine, fond limbs with limbs, in am'rous folds, entwine.
Looking up he
saw a long tendril
like a spiders web.
These several facts are interesting in relation to
true tendrils.
The sides of the coffin are decorated with bands of bead and reel motifs and
vine tendrils.
Tendrils of young plants
sometimes expands into a narrow lamina or blade.
They
have tendrils
of wire, which grip a buttonhole.
Looking up he saw a
long tendril
like a spiders web.
Yellow goo and
plant tendrils
are all over him.
Tendril of ivy.
In the middle the light expands to
produce a golden tendril, or downwards decreasing spiral.
A
young tendril, only 1.125 of an inch in length, revolved.
Tendrils of mist
now snaked between the naked, reaching fingers.
An internode
bearing immature tendrils
made two revolutions, each in 3 hrs.
Other tendrils
are adapted stems, branches or petioles but do the same job.
Tendril of the shadow
reaching back to him.
Saari's delicately colored hats,
trailing long tendrils, bring fantasy and a touch of fairytale.
Thin tendrils
of mist now snaked between the naked, reaching fingers.
Tendrils of black silk.
Tendril caught
at both ends.
No sooner had the rogue removed the last of the
sticky tendrils
from his face then the mage cast another spell.
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