Sentence examples for twig out from inspiring English sources

"Such a big animal, but there was not a branch broken," he said, and even before his words were translated it was possible to catch the wonderment in his voice: Not a branch, not a twig out of place.

Thinking nothing of it, I continued to spread the fast-hardening substance, when our crew chief shouted, "Get that twig out of there!" I obeyed the order but couldn't understand all the fuss over such a little twig.

Wrap the florist wire around its base so that the thinner, branching part of the twig lays out and away from the base circle.

They could hear him blundering toward them, cracking twigs, calling out to them, Wait, my children, wait a moment, do not abandon me!

She spends her days clambering across rough terrain that is littered with leaves and twigs, searching out food for her many children, called "nymphs".

The picture on the postcard was just an image of what appeared to be an expanse of red sand, with two or three greenish twigs sticking out from it.

Most striking were the old elms, their frail twigs fanning out with delicate white hairs.

Half-dead grass and thick twigs poked out from the jagged rocks, which turned entire parts of the mountain white.

Select branches that have good, strong twigs standing out from the sides of the branch, as these will be the areas to hang your jewelery pieces from.

Moments later, we came upon an ample-bodied woman dressed in a bright gold wrapper and matching head scarf, sifting rocks and twigs out of scoopfuls of corn beneath an umbrella in a quiet corner of the market.

When detecting a predator that was introduced on the twig, 17 out of 19 parasitized caterpillars lashed out at the bug with repeated violent head-swings (see Movie S1).