There is neither any chopped parsley on the plate's rim nor a twig of rosemary speared into the food for effect. |
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But they trapped and speared fish in inland rivers and lagoons, and collected shellfish along the coastline. |
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Shifting to the pavilion end, reverting to over the wicket, he speared one on middle stump and managed to break it just enough. |
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From time to time when Lily speared a piece of French toast, she tapped her fork on the edge of her plate to shake loose the extra sugar. |
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Without moving his lower body at all, he bent slightly and speared it through the middle. |
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So, moving without being asked, Josh speared the end of the slice and brought it to Rob's lips. |
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This past fall he speared several large players in both the hedge fund and mutual fund industries. |
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Then, with a lucky stab, Johnny speared the snake with the frog gig, just behind its neck. |
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He took a seat at the table and speared one of the cabbage rolls with his fork and bit it in half. |
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The clash ensues, with casualties on both sides, as people fall having been speared and hit by poison arrows. |
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He has speared one of the sardines with the quill and is spinning it back and forth, spraying sardine oil. |
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Prince William raised a public outcry in England over the weekend when he speared a wild antelope on an African holiday. |
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Most of those attacked were spearfishing, and it could be that the blood of the speared fish attracted the sharks. |
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If women do the leg flicks and kicks in a confined milonga, there is a distinct risk of others on the dance floor being speared by a flying stiletto. |
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The broadbill swordfish which speared Mr Llanes measured 3ft in length, with a bill of the same length and weighed 40lbs. |
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I shielded my eyes against shafts of sunlight that speared through the hawthorns and highlighted the fresh green growth of goosegrass. |
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In the production of electricity there is nothing better than electrical generation projects speared on by natural gas projects. |
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Winters were spent on the coastal ice in pursuit of seals, which were harpooned or speared as they surfaced at their breathing holes. |
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If a daily limit is set, monitoring will have to be done to see whether small speared eels are being discarded in favour of larger ones. |
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Just a few weeks ago a young hockey player in Edmonton was speared and ended up having half of his intestines removed. |
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The mexican artifact is from Albuquerque, it represents the head of the centurion who speared Christ on the side. |
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When he finally speared a fish he'd go back to the camp holding a nice fresh char. |
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The main method for large-scale caribou hunting involved the use of a surround or fence, where the animals were caught in snares or speared. |
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The army of Vijayanagar was defeated, the head of the king speared on a lance, and the remainder of the army fled in all directions. |
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A couple of weeks ago, this paper ran a brief story about a 16-year-old Florida snorkeler, Stephanie Mittler, who was speared in the neck by a needle-nosed houndfish. |
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He speared two bits of potato and dropped them beside his roll of ham. |
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She defiantly speared the last sausage on her plate and began to cut it up when a black, hairy nose appeared in her lap from under the tablecloth. |
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The only hint of weirdness came with the pomegranate-poached pear: the fruit, stained violently incarnadine, sat in an unfortunate chartreuse soup, speared with what resembled, in texture, a dog biscuit. |
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At the same time we got speared, the horses got speared too, and jumped and bucked all about, and got into the swamp. |
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Dad said Shoesmith and Thompson had made one error that cost them their lives by letting the gins into the camp, and the blacks speared them all. |
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The others died of fever or starvation, or were speared by hostile aborigines. |
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It is then speared onto sticks, four to six plants a stick and hung in a curing barn. |
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Amidst the many unlucky ones who are speared, ripped open, strangled or even fried, the monster in the egg that has been shot by an arrow, steps jovially into the middle panel. |
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Victims were put into sacks, speared, and thrown into the congo River. |
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The slow-down in the United States economy, speared on by the sub prime mortgage crisis and other factors, has caused numerous retail chains to look closely at their portfolios. |
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The yellowtail he speared last month weighed 210 pounds, or 10 times the size of his first two tuna, both of which were about 20 pounders. |
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They are led, on foot, by an Aboriginal guide, played by David Gulpilil, an actor, dancer and musician imbued with all the quiet charisma of a cinematic Nelson Mandela. Early on, one of the posse is speared by an unseen hand. |
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The victims were raped, burnt, beaten and speared to death. |
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Odin was speared to an ash – the mythical Yggdrasil. |
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They split nurse Neil McLennan's head with a fire axe and speared inmate Ian Simpson with a garden fork. |
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When the nagual of the Indian chief which was in the form of a bird was speared and killed by the Spanish general, the Indian chief died at the same moment. |
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Garnish with lemon zest and 2 cranberries speared on a rosemary sprig. |
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Then, I was there: I could see, even in the mist, Spurn Head stretching out ahead of me in the gloom, its spine covered in marram grass and furze, its shingle flanks speared with the rotting spars of failed breakwaters. |
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He either never pulled the ripcord and plunged into the forests of the Pacific Northwest like a golf ball on a soggy fairway, or, parachuting through the stormy night sky, he speared himself on a giant fir tree. |
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Personally, I hate this design since we eat almost nothing that requires being speared, and it makes it difficult to scrape the bottom of the pot in order to empty it out completely. |
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He dutifully speared a beef tip and chewed it with false gusto. |
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He lifted the entire joint or fowl up into the air, speared on a carving fork, and sliced pieces off it so that they fell on the plate below in perfectly organised patterns. |
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For others it's pinfeathers pressing through the skin, fingers hardening to hooves, a hat rising from your suddenly cooling scalp, speared on an antler. |
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