Use "thistle" em uma frase

1. the weeds and thistle in the field nearby, and was grateful

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2. Peascod slunk away with an abashed giggle muttering that Thistle

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3. "Good-bye," said Thistle, with a mocking little laugh

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4. It was Thistle drumming with his knuckles on the glass

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5. casement, and Thistle flew in and perched as before on the coverlet

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6. "Don't be silly," said Thistle, his voice sounding kind this time, and earnest

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7. "Well, how was it?" asked Thistle

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8. "We've all heard of Thistle Goldfinch, but what can he have to do with your Christmas

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9. it was, and found dear little Thistle Goldfinch! He was very glad to

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10. Thistle; he wanted to stay through the winter, and begged so hard that

11. ' Then off they flew, and Thistle was alone

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12. whistling through the trees, and chilly Thistle woke up one gray

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13. plenty of room, so Thistle could sleep here all winter

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14. "But the snow is so deep," said Thistle, and the Robin replied:

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15. Then he told Thistle all their plans, and wasn't Thistle surprised?

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16. Christmas morning they were chirping gaily, and Thistle was trying to

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17. "Oh, yes," replied Thistle

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18. And Thistle Goldfinch? Yes, he remembered his summer song, for he sang

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19. adopting and warming the solitary Thistle Goldfinch--was observed near

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20. Circling the badger Slikit tutted angrily when a large thistle snagged his coat

21. There was no thistle, no grub or bush to leave by his side in memory of the soil

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22. 9 And Jehoash the king of Israel sent to Amaziah king of Judah, saying, The thistle that was in Lebanon sent to the cedar that was in

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23. And Joash king of Israel sent to Amaziah king of Judah, saying, The thistle that was in Lebanon sent to the cedar that was in

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24. 8 The high places also of Aven, the sin of Israel, shall be destroyed: the thorn and the thistle shall come up on their

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25. Tress’s contented pony had been happily grazing on a thistle bush and was not at all spooked by his rapid arrival

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26. He finally wants to rid himself of the thistle your king has buried under his horse’s blanket

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27. • a bit of thistle and nettles

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28. full of niger thistle seed

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29. I now carry! But to me this bitter, prickly Thistle is more savory and relishing than the most exquisite

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30. The first time Ah opened ma eyes tae see ye standing by ma bed Ah had been dreaming Ah was walking through a field of sweet smelling thistle

31. I heard her chips and took no notice, assuming she was just another bird filling herself full of thistle seeds along the banks

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32. She pulled out a stark white new under tunic that was embroidered with a detailed blue thistle pattern at the sleeves and skirt hem

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33. of it, take milk thistle capsules with my

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34. covered with low growing shrubs and thistle, not an impossible journey

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35. The thistle scraped his leg as he past by,

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36. “There are some other interesting plants, such as the native Jimsen Weed the Chumash used as a ceremonial hallucinogen, and the non-native African iceplants and European milk thistle

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37. There’s milk thistle over there,” Kelly said, probably aware but not willing to acknowledge her lost authority over the horses

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38. The milk thistle resembled a medieval flail with its thick green stem topped with a green spiked head

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39. From flared up allergies (when exposed to the thistle)

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40. thistle, dandelion and various other plants came spill-

41. The thistle is the order for dignity and antiquity; the veritable 'nemo me impune lacessit' of chivalry

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42. There were several more verses, from which it appeared that the principal flowers in the Show were the Rose, the Thistle and the Shamrock

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43. He wars a white jersey on which an image of the Sacred Heart is stitched with the insignia of Garter and Thistle, Golden Fleece, Elephant of Denmark, Skinner's and Probyn's horse, Lincoln's Inn bencher and ancient and honourable artillery company of Massachusetts

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44. The rabbit straight into a thick-stemmed thistle, knocking himself sideways and rolling over and over

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45. He muttered something about Hazel being too embleer clever by half, cuffed Hawkbit off a sow thistle he was nibbling

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46. Now he came out of a nearby clump of mugwort and flowering thistle and joined Hazel under the thorn

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47. "Your name's Thistle, isn't it?" he asked

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48. "Thistle, sir," answered the rabbit

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49. At that moment General Woundwort, out on the open grass below the bank, was facing Thistle and Ragwort in the checkered yellow moonlight of the small hours

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50. "I give you my word, sir," said Thistle querulously, "there's some animal down there that is not a rabbit

51. He had Thistle

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52. Where was he? What was he doing at this moment? Woundwort became aware that Thistle was no longer behind him

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53. Only Groundsel, Thistle and three others had the presence of mind to dart down the opened run when the dog came

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54. Cutting your own hair was harder than you’d think, and he almost wussed out at the sight of the first clump stuck like a reddish thistle to the slope of the sink, but then he pictured Sam’s grin when she saw him

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55. A burr or a rimed thistle, or the wind in his ears

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56. A boomerang, he'd whickled over hills and valleys and like a thistle, landed

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57. The city opened secret nostrils in its black walls and a steady suction vent deep in the body of the city drew storms of air back through channels, through thistle filters and dust collectors, to a fine and tremblingly delicate series of coils and webs which glowed with silver light

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58. Dog, bring a thistle with frost on it, or bring nothing else but the wind

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59. And her child, Edwin, was the thistle that one breath of wind might unpod in a season of thistles

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60. Most of the army had turned out to see the show, over two hundred men and women who’d flocked to the silver thistle on green banner of Providence

61. 7 Sea Holly (Eryngium maritimum) is thistle-like, averaging 60cm (2ft), with spiky, white-veined, ice-blue leaves and a blue thistle head; on north European coasts

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62. Adding some bile salts and milk thistle for a healthy liver got me on the road to feeling better and more alert

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63. This bird, as far as it is known, invariably lays its eggs in the nests of strangers; but it is remarkable that several together sometimes commence to build an irregular untidy nest of their own, placed in singular ill-adapted situations, as on the leaves of a large thistle

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64. It was sailing by dead reckoning to them, and they saw not clearly how to make their port so; therefore I suppose they still take life bravely, after their fashion, face to face, giving it tooth and nail, not having skill to split its massive columns with any fine entering wedge, and rout it in detail;—thinking to deal with it roughly, as one should handle a thistle

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65. Stubb saw him pause; and perhaps intending, not vainly, though, to evince his own unabated fortitude, and thus keep up a valiant place in his Captain's mind, he advanced, and eyeing the wreck exclaimed—"The thistle the ass refused; it pricked his mouth too keenly, sir; ha! ha!"

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