The cracking of an old bough, or the hooting of the owl, was enough to fill me with alarm, and try my strength in a precipitate flight. |
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Perched on an exposed bough overhanging the water, he gazes unwinkingly at the water below. |
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The beech bough across the clearing soughed in the gentle wind and I saw the silver chain glitter upon it. |
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Loveliest of trees the cherry now is hung with bloom along the bough and stands along the woodland ride wearing white for Eastertide. |
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Sauntering along, the boy looks up and sees a tree filled with angels, bright angelic wings bespangling every bough like stars. |
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A thrush had lighted on a bough not five meters away, almost at the level of their faces. |
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During warm months the Ojibwa slept on cedar bough mattresses, each person wrapped in a bearskin or deerskin robe. |
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He took hold of the tree bough and jumped up, heaving himself onto the branch and disappearing among the leaves. |
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In Woodlore, for instance, the bough of a tree spreads its yellow branches against a green background. |
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It looked rather like someone had chopped off a tree bough and roughly hewn off all the twigs and leaves. |
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I saw this bird feeding, its head concentrated on the bough of a beech tree. |
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I'd been here three weeks and hadn't even bough one lousy souvenir. |
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They stopped in front of the bell-pull on the bough of the birch tree. |
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From the corner of my eye, a pine bough appears to ripple as a red squirrel skitters along. |
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When the bough breaks, the cradle will be safe because the tree has undergone a health and safety assessment. |
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In the case of pine-tree needles, this allows us to compute cheaply the total light reflected by a bough of needles. |
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Hide you in your housen! Hang above your Portals The shielding quicken bough! |
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His squirrels have led an enviable existence, bouncing around Yorkshire, scampering from branch to bough unburdened by traffic pollution and vicious dogs. |
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The CMFO is asking the City to assume these fees until the project can generate revenues during the three-year provisional period or until the land is bough back. |
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A recent poem of unknown origin, a favourite of English language teachers who want to amuse their students, contains tongue twisters such as: I take it you already know of tough and bough and cough and dough? |
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After they are shot up thirty feet in length, they spread a very large top, having no bough nor twig in the trunk or the stem. |
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Using my natural sense of direction and the odd road sign instead of the map, I suddenly found myself right outside Château Bel-Air La Royère, the wine highly recommended by Oz and of which I'd just bough a bottle. |
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A pair of birds settle on the bough above them, murmuring together, ready to roost. |
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The bough certainly breaks during Jupiter Ascending, a bombastic space opera with a muddled narrative glued together by jaw-dropping digital trickery. |
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The pigeon rocked itself backwards and forwards on the bough, swelling out its breast feathers and laying its coralline beak upon them. |
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The Vicar leads a procession through the village, he is followed by the Tower Captain holding the Oak bough. |
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He received some instruction in drawing from Robert Bough, a road surveyor, who was working under Thomas Telford. |
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