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1. A couple of dozen Longhorn cattle graze indolently in a field next to the highway
2. A sprinkling of intricately decorated blue and white houses and chapels that seemed to graze upon the saddle between the peaks of two mountains was laid out before us
3. scrape and graze that monstrous nose of yours against those bars
4. Its yard went thru from the main street to the canal, but was nothing but well-chewed keda graze with some troughs in it
5. The bullet graze on my
6. watched the sheep graze contentedly
7. They will graze now while we sleep
8. There were more people in the water than could graze kedas in this field, so that was facilities for them also
9. Leaving their horses to graze on the meadow
10. wandered off to graze, and Jean let her be - confident that
11. without herding it to graze or feed it
12. I leaned in to graze my lips against the tip of her nose and her breathing changed to a slight whimper
13. Hesper must have led them up the hill to graze in the lemon grove
14. Just then Charlie got a bullet graze across the back of his hand which started to bleed he yelped and shouted
15. There was hardly a word spoken as we settled in to graze, except for the
16. Kay knew well the fields where the horses liked to graze this time of year – the clover lingered there long past fall, and the winds were blocked by the edge of a small cliff
17. Aircraft don’t graze while waiting a reply and further directions
18. What had been an empty, open space, was now covered in whirling dervishes, gymnasts, acrobats…when he felt the first hard elbow graze his rib cage it took a while to sink in
19. The wolf and the lamb will graze to-BEYOND THE DISCONTINUITY
20. He wheeled it into place in the shade provided by a pair of stunted trees and set the horse free to graze in a nearby patch of grass
21. Then lambs will graze in their meadow
22. She let Vanil trot over to graze and sat down to wait in the still moist grass next to the path
23. He had been careful to send ambassadors well ahead of their movement to those outposts of the strange people announcing their peaceful intentions, and asking permission to graze and water their ever growing flocks
24. In fact, they have an incentive to graze that land as fast as possible, before somebody else’s cattle eat all the grass
25. Not until several minutes later did Ryato slip off Moravion and let the horse go to graze
26. He repositioned the skins and settled his pack on the rock; he sat down to rest as he watched the sheep scamper and graze peacefully
27. I’m told it’s a minor graze, nothing to worry about
28. I’ve got a graze wound
29. The horses immediately began to graze the fresh fodder, but I just looked on in awe
30. When we got to the granite cliffs, I tied the horses where they could graze, then carried John up the trail to the top of the cliff
31. Hundreds of the animals graze contentedly in the long shadows cast by cork
32. They were confined to the Island of Cardus where few were permitted; it was a community of old warriors put out to graze
33. You miss the graze of her bumper
34. It"s just a graze
35. ‘It’s just a graze
36. “I was out with the goats letting them graze on the cerrado when I saw a large brown patch in the centre of a rocky mound
37. to pastures where their herds could graze
38. Don't "graze" yourself fat
39. dismounted and we left the donkey to graze
40. Elephants must have a bell around their necks to warn swans; hunting camels is prohibited; it’s illegal to eat grass from a place where cows or sheep graze
41. It’s illegal for llamas to graze on city property
42. Omiros (Homer) came back with a bullet graze to his cheek
43. For several years I’d graze three or four head of cattle, and would mow and rake hay with horse drawn equipment
44. His fingers graze my hand
45. Carefully pointing her gun at a specific angle that would let the bullet barely graze the man’s genitals, Ingrid pressed the trigger
46. It seemed more important that we push our brooms across floors or take the flocks out to graze while sharing our latest observations
47. He was buggered if he was going to graze on skanky old grass for the rest of his life
48. “Wow! That’ll give Half Pint plenty of room to graze in
49. As the seconds dragged by Ben’s fear intensified… what was it this man had to show him? He felt the skin on his palm graze as the cuts of the knife dug into it
50. (“Aus spann” means to let the cattle free to graze
1. They all grazed on ribbonleaves, the ground cover in areas of intermediate rainfall
2. goats which grazed in front of their house or got busy
3. As they rose to greet him Kanaklata grazed a
4. They were dotted with outcroppings over which goats scampered and cattle grazed
5. He grew what he could and grazed the rest of the land, there was a nice hedge of queen’s rike growing up between the garden and the field now
6. He looks down at his grazed knuckles and tries to flex the joints
7. "Not really", Billy answers, feeling the skin stretching across his bruised and grazed knuckles as he tries to make a fist
8. ” until Harry grazed Kaitlyn's shoulder
9. There were fields of thick ribbonleaves where streetcar kedas grazed instead of the thongga herds in the real wilds
10. Tea was awaiting them and the sheep was fed and watered in the stream where it recovered instantly and contentedly grazed on Mr
11. Animals weren't afraid of us here; a deer grazed in the far parts of the field near the foliage of the forest, while a falcon watched from a nearby branch
12. slung a rock that grazed his boot
13. “Ah, you’re not cut too deeply, you’re grazed
14. Sebastian’s injured arm grazed the ground, and he yelled out in pain
15. When his foot grazed the edge of the circle, white fire flashed, throwing him back a couple of steps
16. Sheep grazed in the hills
17. She ducked and the ball of ice grazed off her hood
18. Cosmo told stories of how he grazed sheep on the mountains near his town and how he lost many of his lambs and full-grown sheep to wolves
19. The beautiful woman clinging to his arm grazed her breasts across his upper arm while running a forefinger from his Adam’s apple to his chest and what could the teddy bear do, but blush?
20. One shot only grazed him, the second buried itself deep in the obese president's body
21. Cautiously leaving the safety of the fences they roamed out across the lush grass again, heads down as they grazed
22. His voice was pitched high but sweetly grazed by time, lilting and musical; the voice of someone with a gift for storytelling:
23. The ricochet bullet grazed him behind one ear and caused him to fall on his back down on the ground
24. Still, the bullet grazed Ethan slightly over his left shoulder; his third shot went wild and punctured a tire
25. next, his hand grazed against Khevasiah"s lower back, right near the top of her
26. She halted to have a closer look at a little deer family who calmly grazed in between the houses
27. It was not scared in any way and as it had had a good look at her; it calmly bent its head and grazed on
28. These men and women ate the fruits of the trees and the seeds of plants, and animals grazed on the plains
29. Enilia stayed back with the horses that stood a length behind the provision carriages and grazed
30. He grazed her shoulder, touching it lightly as he returned to his seat
31. grazed, climbed back onto her feet; she knew she had only one option and that was to leap
32. My eyes looked ahead and grazed over the grand white arch draped with more garlands and blue ribbons
33. His hands and lips grazed every square-inch of my body leaving behind pleasurable sensations that took me over the edge and back
34. Hair as white as snow grazed shoulders in an attractive and yet slightly messy, layered style
35. The double ought buckshot nearly grazed her ear
36. The spear head grazed his shoulder and drew a thin red line
37. The impression only grazed his mind, but was left lodged in his subconscious
38. One punch grazed his head, al owing him to grab his
39. The right heel of my boot was partly shot off with the horseshoe-shaped steel insert ripped out and the palm of my right hand had been slightly grazed by the exploding throttle; otherwise I was fine
40. The shot from the Beretta grazed the policeman’s face
41. Treadwell’s sheep grazed and the bog where his Highland cattle wandered
42. At the field where animals grazed,
43. The tip of his blade ripped my sleeve and grazed my forearm
44. It grazed off one of the mushroom
45. He’d only grazed the skin, but the sight
46. He had chills across his arms as his fingers grazed over her skin
47. Raccoons and badgers dozed under bushes at his feet as his toes grazed the surface of the earth
48. Grazed and bruised we finally negotiated the barbed-wire fence, crossed the road and raced to the car
49. Directly behind them grazed an older joey about the size of Robert
50. As Jarek’s right arm wrapped around her neck she instantly dropped, escaped his grasp, swung round and fired a shot that grazed his thigh
1. Karalintze, I hope this finds you in good health – and that the grazes are healing
2. snorting, grazes her knee on the gear knob
3. ‘Those grazes could certainly have been the result of being rolled naked in mud
4. Each person who grazes his cattle on the ‘free’ collective land—the commons—has no incentive to economize on the land
5. She pulls her head back just in time, and my elbow grazes her chin
6. Secure in the knowledge that no one would dare enter her sanctum without first knocking, the headmistress and her ancient acolyte tutted concern and gently swabbed and applied ointment and plasters to gashes and grazes
7. After hot showers and splashings of antiseptic on copious grazes, we were asleep within minutes
8. It was almost dark by the time they reached their swimming hole and plunged in to relieve the grazes, cuts, ant bites, and other irritations endured without realising it during their trek
9. ” She took his hands and looked at the grazes, concern written on her face
10. He reaches over, grazes my knee with his hand, and pops the glove
11. The car makes a wide high-speed turn under elevated-train tracks and grazes one of the iron supports
12. The freezing air grazes the
13. Enzo grazes his hand across the wall of Animal Revolvers
14. grazes the wall of water with his fingertips
15. The word “pasture” indicates what animal grazes and lives on of the herbage and plants
16. Anthony hand grazes my knee as he shifts gears, and my whole body tingles from his touch
17. There's no time to waste, as the herd is moving as it grazes
18. Grazes and angry
19. “Perfectly understandable,” I replied as I tended to her wounds and grazes with my first aid skills
20. This is a stroke lightly and quickly painted, where the brush just grazes the surface of the canvas
21. “Amabella does have some unexplained bruises and grazes, and a
22. Mac draws up short to keep from slamming into Barrons, and her blond hair swings back over her shoulder, brushing his face as it does, and my hearing is so good I catch the rasp of it chafing the shadow stubble on his jaw, then one of his hands grazes her breast and his eyes narrow when he looks at what he touched in a hungry way I want a man to look at me like one day and, as they continue to recover from the near-collision, their bodies move in a graceful dance of impeccable awareness of precisely where the other is at all times that is unity, symbiosis, partnership I only dream of, wolves that chose to pack up and hunt together, soldiers who will always have each other’s backs no matter what, no sin, no transgression too great, ’cause don’t we all transgress sometimes and it fecking slays me, because once I got a little taste of what that was like, and it was heaven and they’re so beautiful standing there, the best of the best, the strongest of the strong, that they practically glow to me, on fire with all I ever wanted in my life—a place to belong and someone to belong there with
23. “Feel it, baby,” Christian whispers in my ear and very gently grazes my earlobe with his teeth
24. Reaching my navel, he dips his tongue inside, and then gently grazes my belly with his teeth
25. "What have you been doing? You're covered with grazes and scratches
26. For the strain constantly kept up by the windlass continually keeps the whale rolling over and over in the water, and as the blubber in one strip uniformly peels off along the line called the "scarf," simultaneously cut by the spades of Starbuck and Stubb, the mates; and just as fast as it is thus peeled off, and indeed by that very act itself, it is all the time being hoisted higher and higher aloft till its upper end grazes the main-top; the men at the windlass then cease heaving, and for a moment or two the prodigious blood-dripping mass sways to and fro as if let down from the sky, and every one present must take good heed to dodge it when it swings, else it may box his ears and pitch him headlong overboard
1. grazing his knuckles, scar tissue white amongst flecks of red
2. "Oh no, I've been grazing all day as I followed your trail
3. and her grazing complaints
4. Remember when she was a toddler? Into everything and her Daddy’s darling – that time she fell off her bike, grazing her arm to blazes
5. wall, beyond which was an open area of rough grazing punctuated by
6. lunch, with their horses grazing nearby
7. grazing in the fields on either side, together with what appeared to be
8. Maggie is standing at the pine kitchen table, flicking through the Sunday supplements, grazing the fashion pages in the magazine
9. Ken McCoist and Jock Cascarino, late of Barnstaple parish, formerly and briefly infamous for being run out of Glasgow city's nether regions by the Licensee, gaze out dumbly at a world fundamentally changed, and like dinosaurs grazing in the shadow of the comet, like the Romanov family in a cold country house parlour, they have no understanding of the revolution
10. She gently felt her arm with both hands then moved to her shoulders, grazing Olivia's tresses
11. her grazing, regarded the stranger with a disdainful eye,
12. grazing locally, you see
13. parcels strapped to two mules grazing nearby in the
14. They’d spotted a herd of deer, grazing in a meadow perhaps two hundred stadia away
15. They could hear the call of the various sheep and goat herders as they began driving their flocks out to the nearby hills for grazing
16. Around dusk every day when things were cooling down a bit, Horrifying Hippo would head up onto the land areas to do some serious grazing of the short grasses to be found, which represented the principle source of his diet
17. She left the flock grazing behind her as she climbed to the forest on the upper slope
18. If the importation of foreign cattle, for example, were made ever so free, so few could be imported, that the grazing trade of Great Britain could be little affected by it
19. Those parts of Great Britain which border upon the Irish sea are all grazing countries
20. Fortunately it was a cool day and he’d opted for leggings, which would protect from the worst of the grazing
21. There were goats and sheep grazing on the hillside
22. Tinkling of a bell reminded us that sheep were grazing nearby
23. Torin discussed these histories with Kailus as they rode slowly through the fields with scattered pine and oak trees, rabbits and deer grazing on the green pasture
24. Josh swung at Alex, grazing his head with a fist as Alex ducked
25. the Confederation rained its terror as it swept into orbit, grazing through the upper layers of the
26. As the triumphant bird made off through a flock of grazing sheep, it left behind two pairs of weakly waving legs stuck high in the prickly embrace of a hawthorn hedge
27. During our travel through the park, long lines of cars would form, causing standstills because forest-born wild animals, like the bison, could be seen grazing in the prairies or crossing the road, and tourists stopped to take pictures
28. to see the far pasture where the Hereford cattle are grazing
29. He hooked a finger under the hem of her panties and slid it along through her pubic hair and lightly grazing the side of her labia
30. Yet, what was this: Truman pointing a gun at him, handcuffing him to the rail and taking the boat to sea without so much as calling the police, while Edgar’s murderers escaped? Had his cousin lost all trace of sanity? Granted, as a bullet grazing his ear had clearly demonstrated, in Truman’s mind he was responsible for the tragedy in Jinotega, but there was no rhyme or reason for this: that was Edgar out there, and Truman was allowing his killers to walk away! Could this man be the same Truman he had so loved and protected?
31. Warrior classes, emerging from them, began to drive the nomads from the disputed prime grazing lands and confine them to the less desirable hill country
32. Once they all settled into grazing, Thomas and Stinger
33. “Well, the grazing commons and ocean reefs aren’t ‘expandable’ while governmental budgets are! As long as it is in the politicians’ interest, they can continue to pass as many funding bills as they wish, resulting in the persistent deficits that led to the Balanced Budget Amendment proposals
34. She wanted to say something, but before she found words, they had reached the end of the clearing, and there was Vanil grazing with a group of horses
35. A while later she sat down next to the mare that was now grazing satisfied with being here with Enilia
36. In the same second that she recognized the voices, she saw Uruvian and Moravion grazing behind the tent
37. She found her and the other horses that happily stood grazing near the big lake
38. On almost every open area there were animals grazing; horses, sheep, rabbits and even deer
39. This has led many times to the incongruous scene of herbivores slowly grazing across a meadow totally unaware of a predator lying quietly in wait, unseen in tall grass, downwind of his intended victims
40. Keep in mind that animal grazing and tillage are fairly recent human activities; man originally was nomadic gatherer, so if their tasks were plowing that means, we might say, they were modern, and that they enter the play -so to speak- in a time when humanity had developed such activities for their livelihood
41. Agriculture and grazing did not appear until the Neolithic period, since until then man lived by hunting and fishing
42. He slides his hand back slowly, his fingertips grazing my side
43. As the sun was grazing the top of the ground, she landed on the roof of the storage cell with the hole, as quietly as she could
44. The bullet had hit her at her temple, grazing into her hairline
45. His lips were soft, grazing, tickling hers, and then increasing in intensity as she responded to him
46. A shot hit her shoulder, grazing her
47. There were many flocks of goats or sheep and herds of cattle grazing along the way
48. In its bucolic setting of pastoral fields they noticed a great number of cows and sheep grazing
49. ” He said thickly, his eyes grazing all over my body “Look like that tonight…minus the clothes
50. They had the opportunity to relax and admire the beauty of the surrounding top-snowed mountains, source of many cooling waterfalls with green slopes where mountain goats and elks could be observed grazing