8 A log, with or without ants: Put one celery stalk on plate.
After a hyena has pasted and walked away, my students get out of the car, and the ones with the best noses find the exact grass stalk on which the paste was deposited.
They stalk on, arm in arm, in a high-stepping prance, stabbing their feet into the floor with every step.
Dribble the juice from a parsnip stalk on your hand, for instance, and a phytophototoxin called furocoumarin will blister the skin in sunlight.
Her eye looked like a white marble with a blue pupil on top and a little white wicklike stalk on the end, the stub of the optic nerve.
The flower bears whorls of floral organs attached to a receptacle, the expanded end of a flower stalk on which the flower parts are borne.
Now that everybody can check their iPhones and laptops for news that personally interests them, now that they can Google, blog and tweet, as well as shop — and stalk — on Craigslist, old-school newspapers seem like aging silent film stars, stricken to find themselves outmoded by technology.
Below certain speeds, the Autopilot system – which you engage with a double pull of a stalk on the steering column when icons in the instrument cluster are lit to say both cruise control and Autosteer are available – can also simply follow the car in front, using its cameras and other sensors to track the location of the car.
The drawing together of droplet and spore is resisted by the sterigma, or stalk, on which the spore is formed.
The chapter presents the methods of pipeline tie-in, including spoolpiece, lateral pull, J tube, connect and lay away, and stalk on.
While we're on the subject, another oversight on Honda's part: The wiper stalk on the steering column is awkwardly close to the gear shift.
