Sentence examples for Get woolly from inspiring English sources

You get woolly, unidentifiable lumps of protein.

The Covers Contest is on hiatus next week, but don't let your brains get woolly.

Knitting and quilting are popular, too, and Northern Watters Knitwear, in Charlottetown, is an ace place to get woolly.

And those narratives can sure get woolly and weird quickly.

Its can get awfully woolly and, as established, repetition makes me tetchy.

It will be a relief of sorts next week when the rain that has been deluging Britain finally stops, but people in some parts of the country will need to get their woollies out.

To say it is a welcome blast of cool air might be putting it literally, but as spring hots up, here's a drama that makes you want to get your woollies and rainproofs out again – proper wind-lashed, elemental cinema.

Just as the physicists were getting all woolly and mystical, the biologists got themselves a really hard science.

Have you got your woolly hat on?" At the same time, parents are sometimes accused of using the cellphones as electronic nannies.

If you do not understand dark energy, you cannot truly understand reality.In this section A problem of cosmic proportions The sound of silence How the rhino got his woolly ReprintsCosmologists are therefore keen to lighten their darkness about dark energy, and three new experiments two based in Chile and the third in Hawaii should help them do so.

"I fully expect the next couple of weeks to get wild and woolly," Mr. Gingrich said Friday night, according to The Palm Beach Daily News.