Sentences with phrase «leave your back hatch»

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And, at least at first, they treat their young alike: After the female deposits her eggs on a leaf, the male fertilizes them, and, when the eggs hatch, he coaxes each tadpole onto his back and ferries it to a nearby pool.

Once the broods hatch, the males head back to the woods and leave the tadpoles to fend for themselves.

A screwball heroine with a lot of topspin, Greta Gerwig is at her best playing agitators and instigators — taking Lola Kirke under her erratic wing in Mistress America, creating a junior - miss version of Miss Jean Brodie in Whit Stillman's Damsels in Distress, hatching a scheme to unload her pretentious married boyfriend back onto his wife in Rebecca Miller's Maggie's Plan, and driving Al Pacino out of what's left of his woolly mind in The Humbling.

Republicans are hatching an ambitious plan to rewrite No Child Left Behind this year — one that could end up dramatically rolling back the federal role in education and trigger national blowouts over standardized tests and teacher training.