Sentences with phrase «so bramble»

So the bramble is again like lots of Christians.

Not exact matches

The man responds playfully by saying, «As a lily among brambles, so is my love among maidens» (S. of S. 2:2).

The innkeeper was delighted — and so were University of Utah biologist Dennis Bramble and Harvard University paleoanthropologist Daniel Lieberman.

But Bramble and Lieberman feel that the collective evidence, fielded from so many different angles, makes a compelling case for the running hypothesis.

So far, VTT has used cells from its own culture collection to grow Arctic bramble cells, cloudberry cells and stone bramble cells in the CellPod.

I love the Women's Ariat Legend 15 ″ Bramble Tall Boots in black because I think they are SO badass!

It is difficult to imagine such an upscale vehicle being subject to paint - scratching brambles and gashing rocks — especially when many GXs will be leased, with penalties for damage upon return — so it is relevant to limit this tester to paved roads, to see how it stacks up in the daily grind.

The outer coat is about 1 to 2 inches long, long enough to protect against brambles but not so long that the outline of the dog is obscured.

History and Facts: The German Wirehaired Pointer was developed with a wiry coat so that is could easily run through dense areas of brambles.

Show cockers tend to be less inclined to this behaviour, so if you are looking for a calmer friend, one happy to trot along at your heels on a walk, rather than find every rabbit in the county and chase him from his bramble bush, then a show bred cocker may be more to your taste.

Well though Stickerbrush Symphony and / or bramble scramble from DKC2 are done frequently, it happens to be one of my all time favourites so I think I may work with that one and / or Beware the Forest Mushrooms from SMRPG.

«We found this place in a dump that was so brambly that we had to get heavy rain gear at the thrift shop to walk through the brambles,» she recalls.

A friend pulled me from the brambles so that I wouldn't tumble down the scree immediately below; I was able to pull myself from the sand and slowly restore my own dignity; the air did rush back into my lungs after about thirty seconds, and a couple strangers offered their shoulders and kindness as I steadied myself before a careful descent along the edge of the trail.