Witches terrified the early modern mind for the same reason they entice our contemporary one, stalking our novels and television shows, beating on our doors demanding free candy, and shaking the foundations of gendered structures of power as they go.
signals Keeping to Ford tradition, the new Taurus keeps the headlight switch on the lower left side of the instrument panel, meaning only one stalk (turn, high-beams, wipers) jutting out from the steering column.
"We divided into small groups to guard it so nobody would steal even one stalk," said Goulou Camara, a farmer.
Put the artichokes, stem-side down, into a wide pan with the squeezed lemon halves, one stalk of basil and two stalks of mint.
Zeller reached for a plate and arranged the stalk in the middle – in its final form, the plate would hold only one stalk and a scoop of caviar.
Then, with a slight shrug, one stalked off, leaving the stage to the other, who began to dance in a jolting crash of electronic sound.
Q Dear Nigel, I have been wondering, do cookery writers have special access to a rare variety of celery plant that only contains one stalk?
Celery is one of those vegetables that tends to sit around in the refrigerator after you buy a bunch because a recipe for soup or stew or, as Thanksgiving approaches, stuffing calls for one stalk.
The answer is in the root's subtlety, its failure to dominate a stew or a soup in the way that one stalk too much of celery can, and its ease of growing.
Another QTL of major effect known as teosinte branched 1 (tb1) has been found to result in maize with one stalk rather than the more highly branched form found in teosinte.
