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Set on an intergalactic ship, the sci-fi comedy "Space Station 76" mixes elements of "The Jetsons" (chore-performing robots, meals that appear at the push of a button) with "Logan's Run" (molded, white plastic living spaces, windows with planetary views) and tosses in a bit of "The Brady Bunch" (wood-paneled walls, shag carpeting, the color brown) for good measure.
"Whoa, I've got a bunch of wood tadpoles," she said.
"We were dusting stuff, and he dropped a crystal vase onto the piano and chipped off a bunch of wood.
The soil pH influenced nutrient availability and uptake as reported by Obatolu (1995) that oil palm bunch ash, wood ash and cocoa pod husk improved soil K, Ca and Mg nutrients and corrected soil acidity in an Alfisol under cultivation of coffee and corn.
There were a bunch of woods behind Jummy's house, so the immediate assumption was that he had plants back there the buds' poor maintenance supported this theory, because Jummy definitely didn't know how to properly grow weed.
"It's just a bunch of old wood and some weeds," shrugs Woody.
It's that a bunch of dead wood stays on, as well, and it's a cost to the institution".
Into a Quonset hut we go: an old rusty Rolls-Royce once owned by Adolf Hitler, a covered wagon, a bunch of folk-art wood carvings, and a large assortment of junk I wouldn't pick up off the street.
Woods can bunch birdies together at any time, on any golf course, and you can never tell when a torrid stretch might begin.
Strap'em to a piece of wood, run a bunch of cable to a speaker.
Starting April 16, Twitch and Procter & Gamble will launch "The Old Spice Nature Adventure," putting a guy in the woods with a bunch of hidden booby traps and silly gags for three days and letting Twitch users control him via commands in chat.
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