Then the monsters shivered in the cold night; one
snapped a twig
with his heavy boot.
Peonies flop, so surround with
hazel twigs
or metal or plastic supports as they start to sprout in spring.
Hi - i did
n't twig
you were with aol.
Willow twigs
have been planted to form a hedge on the bank side.
Twigs of the crab apple tree.
Now, however, food giant heinz has
finally twigged
that it would make sense to combine the two.
Twigged what
was going on, then you had to duck a few rifle butts or a kick up the backside.
Collect some bare twigs, put into water in the class to watch them changing.
Many hundreds of years ago, she would have flogged herself with
birch twigs.
The dull black colored adults feed on sap from
oak twigs.
As for his disciples they ran away from the garden
breaking the twigs
in their hurry to disappear.
Silver birch the white bark and
slender twigs
of this graceful tree preclude confusion with any other.
The key is based on the arrangement of leaves on a twig or features of a
winter twig
without leaves.
You will want to
cut the twigs
into about ten inch lengths.
Soon it was just a couple of broken,
twisted twigs.
Drill a hole into the top of a fir
tree twig
to create the trunk.
The next morning, i pour off ( and drink ) the wintergreen flavored tea,
leaving the twigs
in the jar.
Anything in nature - a
bare twig
against the sky - can lighten my mood.
Some birds use stones to crush animal shells, chimpanzees
use twigs
to extract ants.
Soon it was just a couple of
broken, twisted twigs.
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