Meanings of long stalk in English

It pushed the long stalk in front of her, waving it like a pointer.

A tendril suddenly swung out from a long stalk.

She pulled a long stalk of corn from the sheaf against which she rested and looked at it thoughtfully.

Immediately, taking a long stalk in his hands, he set out for the dwelling of the sun in the far east.

He pulled up another long stalk of grass, expertly stripped the blades from it, and slowly began to chew the stem.

The broadside was exposed, thus it would have been impossible to have had a more perfect opportunity after a long stalk.

He took the long stalk in his hands, and started with it towards the dwelling of the sun in the far east.

We had not expected a long stalk, and our feet were badly punished by the devil clubs which were here most abundant.

Then he bent down, snapped off a long stalk of grass, and attempted to tie it into a knot with clumsy fingers.

A bright spot of colour burned on either cheek, her small head, on its long stalk of neck, was carried very erect.

He produced a very long stalk of corn, as a specimen of his crop, and said, 'You see here the loetas segetes.'

My favourite flower must adorn my house; to show itself off to the best advantage within doors it must have a long stalk.

This day we found on the plains a new species of Sida with small yellow flowers, very fragrant, and on a long stalk.

She held in her hand the long stalk of a flower of the steppes-'theTsar's sceptre,' the Russians call it-itis really like a sceptre.

The long stalk, which consists of three repeats of a novel five-helix motif, binds the Skp1-F boxSkp2 protein substrate-recognition complex at its tip.

To serve up asparagus with long stalks is now becoming obsolete.