twig造句

In withered twig.

I mean he; I mean the twig.

He broke off the twig with a snap.

Each pendent twig and leafy festoon was in a blaze.

It sounded like someone just snapped a twig right behind me.

Current twig and leaf productions are obtained directly from the biomass values.

To frighten the dog, he broke a twig from the tree.

Hand carved teak furniture, sugarcane twig headboards, and rum barrel panels create a distinctively unique space.

Elaine plucked a twig from the offending japonica and set about its systematic defoliation with savage concentration.

On his way home, as he was riding through a green thicket, a hazel twig brushed against him and knocked off his hat. Then he broke off the twig and took it with him.

In silence, he shins up a neem tree near the hut, breaks a twig from it, and slithers down again.

Indeed, a handful had no such desire at all, so they lived like animals, rarely taking a bath or cleaning their teeth with a twig.

A tiny twig of the facial never, the one to the muscles of her mouth, has been severed. She will be thus form now on.

Birch trees bend to the ground, every twig sheathed in silver ice. Frost forms exquisite patterns of lacy ferns on windowpanes.

Every leaf and twig and stone and cobweb sparkles now at mid afternoon as when covered with dew in a spring morning. Every motion of an oar or an insect produces a flash of light.

So she stopped and watched the animal through her binoculars as he carefully took a twig, bent it, stripped it of its leaves, and finally stuck it into the nest.

Staring by turn at Sarju and at his guests, the man splits the twig down the middle and gives his tongue a good scrape with its green inner parts.