Sentences with phrase «end of the twigs»

The leaves are large, up to 12» in length, 7» in width and they grow at the end of the twigs and branches.

You only hear the sound that things made when stroked by the air, like the stubborn leaves on the oak tree outside the window that fluttered and snapped at the ends of their twigs.

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We are keenly sensitive to the problems of childhood; we have thoroughly learned the proverb that just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined; we feel confident that if we can give a boy a good beginning we can insure him against a bad ending.

Use pinecones and twigs you find in your yard, old egg cartons that you were going to toss, a scrap of fabric for the scarf, and other odds and ends you probably have in your craft supplies.

Typically, the egg - string ends up wound around grass and twigs in shallow water at the edge of the pool.

A Japanese medical study conducted at the University of Osaka a few years ago, showed that a group of women who received a classic herbal with cinnamon twigs had their IgM antibody and inflammation levels reduced to such an extent that they remained pain - free for months after the study ended.

Jack Black again does voice duty as Po, the less - than - agile panda who somehow became Dragon Warrior at the end of the first movie — also less than smart given that he's just twigged a crucial detail of his heredity.

Taking roads less travelled from the Gold Coast through the lush green hills of Murwillumbah, Mooball, Mullumbimby and Myocum (yes, we twigged on all the «M» for Maserati names too), we ended up at Australia's most easterly point, Byron Bay.

«They break a twig in half, splay and soften the broken end and then rub it on their teeth, in effect, wiping the surface of their teeth clean,» Goldberg adds.

By the end of the photo shoot, I've got dirt all over me, twigs in my hair, and of course, I'm covered in poop.

In these stage - set like interiors, populated with furry pompoms, mounds of clay planted with sticks, scraps of woodshavings, twigs, twisted bits of glowing neon, and odds and ends as seemingly inconsequential as a cherry pit and a single human hair, Warren manages to build up a strange and tense portentousness.

What about the nasty black Trafalgar Square Lion sitting under the table, whose rear end is extruded into a tangle of branches and twigs?

It's the perfect end of summer mantel — I love the starry background and the blue twigs with the vintage jars.