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Meanings of dry twig in English
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Usage of dry twig in English
1
I could have broken that chap like a dry twig, too, easy.
2
There was a sound like the snap of a dry twig.
3
Less than thirty feet away someone stepped on a dry twig.
4
A pine cone falls from the branch; a dry twig or so falls too.
5
He broke a dry twig from the nearest cedar and dropped it on her.
6
Now and again a dry twig would snap beneath the discreet and padded footfalls.
7
Then came the faint crack of a single dry twig over upon his left.
8
The snap of a dry twig made them both jump.
9
The bone snapped like a dry twig, and he shrieked.
10
And when I heard you step on that dry twig I thought she'd come.
11
He grinned sheepishly and stooped to break off a dry twig from a nearby bush.
12
I heard the crackle of a dry twig, and looking down saw my first Fire-Man.
13
The snapping of a dry twig suddenly startled him.
14
Presently the singer hops up on a dry twig, and gives me a good view.
15
Once Willis kneeled on a dry twig which snapped.
16
A dry twig snapped beneath my feet, and, turning quickly round, she had seen me.
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