Sentences with phrase «right ear stands»
Her right ear stands up as if she is always on alert.
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Due to the small amount of skin that was removed, Eugene's right ear stands up a little more than the left, giving him an inquisitive facial expression.
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Don't waste your time, do something to help that person that is close to you, that is sitting right beside you, that you see on a daily basis, keep your eyes and ears open don't wait to be asked, be observant, make a difference where you stand.
Finally, I can get all these lovely veggies at a local farm stand right now (50 cents for a zucchini, $ 1 for a pound of tomatoes, 4 ears of corn for $ 1, from a farmer in her 80s) and you have given us a number of ideas for what to do with them.
Wenger can't stand criticism and whines like a child right before sticking both fingers in his ears and refusing to listen.
«If you go back and you look at some of the campaign photos and footage, you see Norman standing there right next to Liu, practically whispering in his ear.
He stood there and took in the burned yellow country in front of him then turned back into the plane as if the pilot had made a mistake «but Jack was right there, taking his arm, leading him back out into the light, whispering in his ear We're here.
If you're looking for tips on how to make a Yorkshire Terrier's ears stand up, you've came to the right place.
From the back of the photograph: «left to right (incomplete listing): Charles Kessler (extreme left, hand on hip), Hope Stephens (in straight skirt and the saddle shoes), Betty Brett (leaning forward, standing in fron of male student with pencil behind his ear), Frances Kuntz (beside Brett), Dick Andrews (with pipe), Fred Stone (in front of Andrews), Mimi French (in dark sweater and light collar), Robert De Niro (hand on hip, moccasins), Bela Martin (t - shirt and sneakers), Martha McMillan (light plaid shirt and sneakers with dark socks), Harriet Englehardt (dark plaid shirt, light socks, standing on second and third steps), Rudolph Haase (sitting on banister).»