Sentences with phrase «rubs against the ground»
Especially here, because in the shallow water they rub against the ground and against each other, and lose the tags,» Ketchum grumbled as we slogged along.
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Diana says, «They ground up in handbags and turned fluffy when rubbed against fabric.
Bury train at Manchester City's old training ground at Carrington and it seems to be rubbing off on their youth team who made it five wins out of five in the Youth Alliance League this week with a home win against Wrexham.
Its no wonder that a bill to up penalties for the filthy practice of subway «grinding» — where pervs rub their junk up against the backsides of innocent women — got nowhere in the Assembly after it was introduced and passed in the Senate.
Neanderthals fashioned them by grinding pieces of reindeer ribs against rocks, leaving a rounded tip that could be rubbed against a hide to polish it.
Iron and sulfides could get into the water from rocks ground up when the glacial ice rubs against the bedrock of the continent.
Grinding noises - the brake pads have worn through and the brake calipers are now rubbing against the rotors
Earaches may cause the puppy to tilt her head to the hurting side, or rub her ear against the furniture or ground.
The constant friction of the folds of the excessive facial skin rubbing against each other and any moisture that accumulates in the folds is a breeding ground for bacteria and can cause severe itching, dermatitis and other skin infections.
Just as her early work played abstraction and figuration off one another, in her diagram works the classic antinomies of picture making — color and line, figure and ground, painting and drawing — rub up against one another, with neither ever being able to dominate the other.