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twig sentence examples

  • 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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