Sinònims
Examples for "twist"
Examples for "twist"
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More recently, the argument has - unsurprisingly - taken an environmental twist.
2
The fire makes the red rose in his hand glow and twist.
3
A final twist in the tale appears to have taken place since.
4
Just managed twist out of way so it struck tree just behind.
5
Politically, the opposition True Finns party is seeking to twist the knife.
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The region last experienced an attack by the worm three years ago.
2
Pictured is C. elegans, a common worm often used in genetic studies.
3
These cycles of experience, of course, all stem from that worm-riddled book.
4
It has often been said that the early bird catches the worm.
5
This thought-worm has started to come out in the day time too.
1
I can wrestle even better this year than I could last year.
2
He learned to wrestle after he enlisted in the Free State Army.
3
It has come to our attention that you would wish to wrestle.
4
We grappled pretty tightly, and in the wrestle the gun went off.
5
Sometimes we just need to let the other person wrestle with it.
1
Monstrous creatures writhe about the crags; the men shoot some of them.
2
In more ways than one Mrs. Budlong kept Carthage on the writhe.
3
The jests of the foul-mouthed rowdies would make me writhe with disgust.
4
But she began to writhe in such torture that I stood aghast.
5
His little mistakes in etiquette or address made him writhe with torture.
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Her words made my insides squirm, though I could not say why.
2
Even now, with any hope of release dashed, Pope continued to squirm.
3
The moment they disappeared, Tinder began to squirm and Edgar walked faster.
4
Justin was so pleased by his mistake he barely noticed Neela squirm.
5
All the young men seemed to squirm with discomfort under his disdain.
6
What steps did they need to take to squirm out of it?
7
I was looking for him to sweat, to squirm, to look away.
8
Like older people on Facebook, they squirm, feel disoriented and can't focus.
9
Weary began to squirm, after the manner of delinquent Beckmans and Pilgreens.
10
It takes a woman to squirm out of a difficulty after all.
11
We'd go, anyway, and squirm again when asked what we were having.
12
He stared at me, hard enough to make me want to squirm.
13
But the idea of being put on a pedestal makes Ozzie squirm.
14
But I do kind of like the idea of making her squirm.
15
He stared sufficient to make Charlie squirm, and then he moved on.
16
Some people seem able to amuse themselves by watching other people squirm.
