Sentence examples for nuts of a from inspiring English sources

But many found themselves choking on nuts of a different kind when a shot focused tight on a squirrel's testicles.

7 For parched or lifeless locks, Sapong recommends Ojon Restorative Hair Treatment, which is made from the nuts of a Honduran palm tree.

Gay men, Jews and showbiz nuts of a certain age can tell you that Bette Midler got her start in the early 1970s playing to an adoring room of towel-clad men at the Continental Baths, a gay bathhouse on the Upper West Side, with a young Barry Manilow as her pianist.

When you've finished with nuts of that size, put in nuts of a different size.

Here's all you have to do to use one: Place pine nuts of a similar size into the machine so that it is adjusted for their side.

The nuts of a shagbark hickory are 1.2 inches (3 cm) to 2 inches (5 cm) long, light brown, thin-shelled and sweet tasting, and are enclosed in a thick, brownish-black husk.

The Muscovite's father, Mikhail Kleybanov, used to work for the Institute of Steel and Alloys, and has produced a hard nut of a daughter.

It gives you strength for the last kick," Robinson replied, now fully warmed to his task of getting inside La Motta's tough nut of a head.

Block allows how his sketch of Chanel is cruel but not inaccurate: "She really looked that way at the end of her life, like a little brown nut of a wrinkled monkey".

No such drivel deserves reporting but Ron Saunders, that tough nut of a manager of both Birmingham and Villa in the 70s and 80s, warrants immortality for two statements attributed to him.

The sensing unit is embedded into the screw nut of a designed preload-adjustable ball screw, installed on a computer-controlled single-axis stage for testing.