“A lie begets a lie, and before the child knows it, he is caught in a net of lies that can overwhelm him.”

“Another variation to try is to place a thin voile net over the window.”

“In 1993, the economic regions were creating a net of private farms.”

“Some other boys and I had a lot of wild birds that we bought alive from a netter.”

“Ireland would score an empty netter in the dying seconds of the game for insurance.”

“He was called the netter, from the expertness and success with which he caught and mastered his antagonists in argument.”

“The onion netting was still in place, but there was a large hen dropping right in the middle which indicated that all was not quite right.”

“A lie begets a lie, and before the child knows it, he is caught in a net of lies that can overwhelm him.”

“Another variation to try is to place a thin voile net over the window.”

“In 1993, the economic regions were creating a net of private farms.”

“To process a netful of bugs and materials, invert the materials from the net into a bucket or similar container of water.”

“But the individual who grazes one too many cows or the fisherman who catches one too many netfuls still gets the whole of the reward of that cow or netful.”

“All of the embroidered nettings featured here are cotton embroidery on cotton bobbinet unless otherwise noted.”

“Up the rigging and down the stays, alow and aloft, out on the flying jib-boom and along the hammock nettings.”

“A hammock with so little bedding as to be unfit for stowing in the nettings.”

“Pole tactics can build up nice netfuls of bream, perch and rudd.”

“But the individual who grazes one too many cows or the fisherman who catches one too many netfuls still gets the whole of the reward of that cow or netful.”

“Guys were getting big netfuls at the base of the dam with little effort.”