1
The eyes now were darker, the tines of the mouth were harder.
2
WHEN digging potatoes in Roscommon, you need a fork with strong tines.
3
Like the tines of a digging-fork, his fingers sank into the ground.
4
The twin tines of superheated, seething energy had passed through the Grunt.
5
Lightning tines jabbed the placid flank of the rising foothills miles distant.
6
He smiled benignly and pointed with the eggy tines of his fork.
7
Then I took the fork and bent one of the tines outward.
8
Bourne buried the tines of the fork in a mound of couscous.
9
Jagged tines of lightning leaped out of them and toward the mono.
10
A foot of shattered antler, tines snapped off, all wet with blood.
11
He had six tines on his left antler, and eight on his right.
12
Hold a fork in each hand, tines down, rounded side up.
13
She could picture the crusted sauce and bits of vegetables on its tines.
14
The urchin projectile had struck her, and two tines had sunk in deeply.
15
The fork should be strong, with long tines, and should have a guard.
16
She traced the tines of its ribs, the pinfeather fur of its belly.
