thorn造句

With its heart against a thorn.

The rose has its thorn, the peach its worm.

So the Nightingale pressed closer against the thorn, and the thorn touched her heart, and a fierce pang of pain shot through her.

A jackal trotted west toward a stand of camel thorn trees.

I have thanked Thee a thousand times for my roses, but not once for my thorn.

The thorn of bone may dislodge from his throat without surgery.

Consciousness is much more than the thorn, it is the dagger in the flesh.

He fell into a thorn bush and was covered with scratches.

Lennon was a thorn from the first few minutes and England recognised his superiority by giving him regular service.

He was already a thorn under the hide of the apartheid regime, singing things that were forbidden.

Finally, the ship arrived in Martinique and the coffee tree was replanted, where it was surrounded by a thorn hedge and watched over by slaves.

If left by itself, the intensity of hurt seems to abate, but like a hidden thorn, it is ready to pop up any time.

“Transaction fees are a thorn in my side; monitoring fees are a knife in my head, ” one executive at a pension fund moaned at a conference last year.

Then she fell to reflecting again, and in looking downwards a thorn of the rose remaining in her breast accidentally pricked her chin.

After local anesthesia, with a needle from Condyloma wart at the top to the bottom of the thorn wart, wart on the size of each wart can use a needle puncture to three times, finally make warts off.

The village is at the end of a dirt track and the bush unfurls beyond in a pale sea of thorn and scrub, fading unbroken into Sudan and Congo.

Mr Angelides was a perennial thorn in the side of business, using California’s state pension plan to browbeat bosses of firms he disapproved of, and he retains a dim view of Wall Street.