| She had a sudden image of herself, unkempt and twiggy, with a long beard and goatskin clothes, chasing lizards. |
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| As the leaves fall off the trees, leaving twiggy skeletons to draw broken brush strokes on the sky, I add further layers to my outdoor clothing. |
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| Small birds will need some dense, twiggy shrubs for cover and protection from predators like cats and large birds. |
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| Pruning applies mainly to busy, twiggy shrubs which produce a lot of new growth each year, particularly from ground level or near it. |
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| In foliage, twiggy spikemoss resembles a clump of moss that was plugged into a high voltage electrical outlet. |
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| He struggled under the weight of the heavy tomes, his twiggy arms flailing pitifully. |
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| A pair has made a scrappy, twiggy nest around six metres from the ground in one of Williams' pine trees. |
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| After spring flowering, remove twiggy growth and cut back laterals to three buds. |
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| The flower stems tend to flop and I find it best grown through other plants or some twiggy sticks. |
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| What does the analysis of all this data show us? It shows us an enormous twiggy tree, with three main branches. |
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| A neatly formed dwarf shrub with dense, twiggy growth and miniature flowers with leaves to match. |
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| There came the time when the young monk could put aside the well-worn twiggy branch which he used as a broom. |
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| The blooms are pale pink deepening with age and are held on a dainty, twiggy shrub. |
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| Annual climbers such as sweet peas can be supported by a wigwam made from bamboo or by twiggy prunings taken from coloured stemmed dogwoods and other shrubs cut back in March. |
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| Befittingly, Entertainment Weekly has styled Dunham as 60s supermodel twiggy for their 2012 Entertainers of the Year photo shoot. |
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| A Lebanese fashion designer told us last January during the Paris fashion week that he would rather have very thin models if not twiggy to present his collections just because clothes fit better and better brought out. |
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| Grow them in the herbaceous border or a winter border under shrubs, under hamamelis,which is twiggy in winter, or in a mixed border. |
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| Grow them in the herbaceous border or a winter borderunder shrubs, under hamamelis, whichis twiggy in winter, or in a mixed border. |
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| Clusters of dainty, fresh, blush-white flowers on a nice twiggy bush. |
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| The plants are coming out now, untangled from their twiggy pea sticks, which will do a second tour of duty, propping up cornflowers and calendulas. |
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| Twiggy is one of a growing group of older women determined to look stunning well into their fifties and sixties. |
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| But you still get the likes of Vincent Price, Candace Bergen and Twiggy appearing as guest hosts. |
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| At she Twiggy is standing up for older consumers by backing a drive to persuade companies to tailor their advertising and products to this wealthy group. |
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| The model Twiggy saw her winning the British ITV television talent show, Opportunity Knocks and recommended her to Paul McCartney. |
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| An hourglass figure is as unreasonable an expectation of most of us as the Twiggy look. |
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| Harper hosts the 17th episode of The muppet Show, following Twiggy. |
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| As female mod fashion became more mainstream, slender models like Jean Shrimpton and Twiggy began to exemplify the mod look. |
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| Many associate this era with fashion model Twiggy, miniskirts, and bold geometrical patterns on brightly coloured clothes. |
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| The episode features stir-crazy hamsters, tortoises with attitude problems, sweary parrots and Twiggy the pet squirrel, who likes nothing better than a spot of water skiing. |
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