When her pail is full she helps me fill my pail, and we both eat handfuls of blueberries, staining our shirts and skirts and skin. |
|
He dropped to his knees and gathered up handfuls of dust and smeared them on his forehead and chest, crying aloud in anguish. |
|
I fumbled the pitcher before managing to fill the bowl, then splashed handfuls onto my face. |
|
Two robbers claiming to be armed with knives robbed a jewellery store stealing handfuls of expensive chains and rings. |
|
Take out a couple of the bottles, and fill the empty spots with bouquets of flowers and handfuls of candy. |
|
The lazy and eerie rustle of wind through trees was all we could hear as we gathered handfuls of rotting needles. |
|
I dragged the trough before them and filled it with the last few handfuls of barley. |
|
Expectant youngsters caught handfuls of kitchels at the Harwich's historic mayor-making ceremony. |
|
All six of us grabbed handfuls from the box and ducking and diving behind tables, we started full-scale cream cracker warfare. |
|
It was a thin meal, a watery gruel tossed into a large pot which each slave was allowed to take five handfuls from. |
|
On the water, handfuls of gaudy drakes, cloaked in vivid breeding plumage, jockey for position near sought-after hens. |
|
As she walked into the kitchen he was just in the process of heaping handfuls of the kernels into the corn popper that was already heated up. |
|
It consisted of about two handfuls of greens grown in the garden, together with 3 small peppers from my pepper plant, a carrot and an onion. |
|
Finn stooped down next to the bright, crystal clear water and started scooping handfuls of water into his mouth. |
|
Do you think that it's healthy for our Democracy that because of gerrymandering, only handfuls of House races are now actually competitive races? |
|
When biting the kerb in a Paris street, there is no recompense, no handfuls of clay with which to sign the mould for your own passing bell. |
|
Throwing snowballs, or just handfuls of snow, they made snowmen and were hilarious about kissing them and dancing with them. |
|
Whirled with handfuls of spinach, arugula, and cilantro, the hummus is a much more snackable way of getting your greens. |
|
She passed the bag around and we dug our hands in, pulling out handfuls of bite-sized chocolate chip cookies. |
|
Alternatively, use slices of stale baguette and layer with handfuls of mixed dried fruit or leftover mincemeat. |
|
|
For sage tooth powder, grind a couple of handfuls of sage leaves with a handful of sea salt in a pestle and mortar. |
|
The snow came down in handfuls and cars jackknifed to the left and right of us as we drove east on unplowed streets. |
|
In the background, women slap handfuls of masa into rounds and bake them on huge iron griddles. |
|
At times there are bursts of pure, liquid dance, at others performers are grabbing handfuls of skin and carrying each other around. |
|
The farmer passed handfuls of flax through a tool called a flax brake to break up the hard inner core. |
|
Rice vermicelli noodles add extra interest, and handfuls of herbs make up the necessary greenery. |
|
Ever since the emergence of the early state, various handfuls of people have been laying hold of inordinate amounts of wealth and power. |
|
And of all the flowers I sowed this spring only a handfuls of poppies and marigolds have come up. |
|
Savitri threw into the wok six handfuls of chopped okra and stirred them around with a large metal spatula. |
|
Like a river, I want to bend down, reach through that plate glass window and grab handfuls of this flood of color and light and life to show you. |
|
Commonly, the sampler collects handfuls of silt from various points in the active stream channel while moving gradually upstream. |
|
As she walked into the kitchen The Captain was just in the process of heaping handfuls of the kernels into the corn popper that was already heated up. |
|
Johnson reported that he was stunned when Brown just grabbed a box of cigarillos and then two handfuls of loose ones. |
|
In those days you could not simply stick your debit card in a foreign cashpoint and receive handfuls of the local money. |
|
They had professional uniformed promotion girls distributing handfuls of tendentious propaganda. |
|
For about four handfuls of leaves, you would need about one to two spoonfuls of urad dal, a small dried red chilli, a little asafoetida and salt to taste. |
|
At last, handfuls of militiamen appeared scampering for safety, a sure sign that the second line had given way. |
|
He slung handfuls of gravel at her until she went in the shop. |
|
At the other end of the spectrum are innumerable tinpot workshops, employing handfuls of people and outdated methods. |
|
She buys bags of nuts for them and throws them out in great handfuls that arc gracefully through the air and drop on the grass with the patter of tiny nut projectiles. |
|
|
Johnson would welcome further specimens in handfuls, please, not by the sackful. |
|
There are translations into languages, such as Inupiat and Gullah, that are spoken by only handfuls of people. |
|
Creative talents and industry entrants need a couple of handfuls of organic support – yes, public money! |
|
They dug up the earth and broke into the walls of buildings and stoves in which peasants tried to hide their last handfuls of food. |
|
It also created additional burdens for the handfuls of women survivors in towns severely devastated by the tsunami. |
|
For a deliciously relaxing aromatic bath, add several small handfuls to a warm bath. |
|
There are rules for measuring range, getting into hand-to-hand and removing casualties, often by rolling handfuls of dice! |
|
All we have is a couple of handfuls of very interesting research and development and testing programmes. |
|
It was formed in 1940 as a result of negotiation between handfuls of existing communities. |
|
He excavates the skull, and finds six handfuls of ambergris. |
|
As the ceremony terminates handfuls of pigeons are released from their cages to soar high above on the overhanging cliffs. |
|
Repeat steps 4 through 7, but add two handfuls of fish from the second bag of goldfish crackers for each generation. |
|
Beck is an entertainer, and he does his job with hambone energy and handfuls of self-mockery. |
|
Place two handfuls of tinder in the center of the fire circle. |
|
Her dark hair should have been twined in a missish braid to keep it from tangling as she slept, and instead it spilled in dark silken handfuls over her shoulders. |
|
The 19-year-old vaulted the counter at Coral's in Marlowe Avenue on February 12 and hit a female member of staff before snatching handfuls of cash from the till. |
|
Any person in the world could reach the caliber of magician to be able to make these by the handfuls and that's what a great majority of people did do. |
|
Among the group's upmarket names, Bentley is probably cost-effective, but Lamborghini and Bugatti sell only in handfuls and must be a huge drain on resources. |
|
There were handfuls of chokecherries for dessert and a lemonade made from sumac. |
|
One of the greatest joys of living alone is the complete freedom to eat Lucky Charms by the handfuls straight out of the box. |
|
|
The manbo showed her how to take small handfuls of liquid and spread it on her skin always moving in the upward direction. |
|
Three months ago the fieldfares arrived in rattling flocks through gusts of hail, their chak‑chak-chak calls like handfuls of pebbles flung on a frozen pond. |
|
Their crashes and eruptions sound like handfuls of buckshot thrown into a tin bucket, or a bucketful of grain-rich gravy dashed against a wash-boiler. |
|
After the recitation of certain works of the Gurus, which is followed by Ardas, the candidates for initiation drink five handfuls of amrit offered to them. |
|
But the British series, about the aristocratic Crawley family and their titular home, goes down so easily that it's a bit like scarfing handfuls of caramel corn while swigging champagne. |
|
Then you add three or four handfuls of tea, scoop out a little hole in the roadside, pour in a quart or so of gasoline, back up about ten feet and throw a match in it. |
|
In a big, old crock, Mike and Melissa bed down the shoulder on a mirepoix and add a couple of cinnamon sticks, slices of preserved lemon and handfuls of Persian mint and fresh green coriander seeds. |
|
Laurell Ritchie of the CAW said that it was only handfuls. |
|
The spectators held their breath as the two men fed the fire in a brazier in the gallery with handfuls of damp straw and the surface of the balloon was set alight in several places by the sparks. |
|
And they are moving, in their handfuls, to Manchester. |
|
For dinner, she walked out into the fields and returned with handfuls of weedlike greens, combined them with pumpkin and baked them into savory pies. |
|
Moe: My vision would also include having an edible landscape in urban and rural environments so that children walking down the road to school can identify and pick handfuls of currants. |
|
But poor rains are very different from drought, which can leave all households, regardless of their wealth ranking, with just handfuls of grain or none at all. |
|
Thornton jumped out of the car and spent the next hour ignoring lightning while picking the beans and a few handfuls of kale — only the smallest, purplest leaves closest to the heart. |
|
The survivor, in her 20s, collected handfuls of mushrooms, some thought to be toxic death caps, with her husband on Sunday. |
|
As usual before I set up I threw in a couple of handfuls of 2mm betaine feeder pellets, this always get the fish fizzing but doesn't necessarily put fish on the bank. |
|
I add grit to a few handfuls of compost for the bottom of the pot and a handful of pearlite to the top. |
|
After each use, throw 2 handfuls down the dry part of the toilet bowl. |
|
Have to fill in handfuls of forms to ask for documentation. |
|
But the multitude, two handfuls, is ridiculous. |
|
|
Without thinking, you may soon be grabbing handfuls of chionodoxa, ixia and watsonia, helplessly seduced by pictures of their flowers on each bulb box. |
|
The walk into Burton's Lake provided periodic handfuls of deliciously hydrating blueberries, cranberries and the little-known creeping crowberries. |
|
When Edward of Caernarfon demanded an earldom for his favourite Gaveston, the King erupted in anger and supposedly tore out handfuls of his son's hair. |
|