Stripes snaked down his body, yellowy eyes stared back at both warriors, orange fur bristled in the heat, and sharp canines dribbled with saliva. |
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They bristled with weapons and were covered from head to foot in thick armor. |
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True sore winners, they bristled with outrage at being judged for their results, not their professed intentions. |
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The hairs on Rolando's neck bristled and he trembled with fear but continued to run after her. |
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She forced herself not to react visibly, but she bristled despite her efforts. |
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Mix 1 teaspoon washing soda into 1 gallon hot water and wash the floor with a mop, sponge, or soft bristled brush. |
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Patrick bristled at the words, but could find no hidden insult, nor could he think of an objection to the statement. |
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At a press conference, the foreign secretary bristled at the suggestion he would be taking a message to New Delhi. |
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When painting with a stencil cut out use a short bristled brush and with a dabbing motion apply your paint. |
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Simply because you prefer hard bristled, spikey toothbrushes it doesn't mean that's what's best for your child. |
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Club colours and banners bristled from every corner as bunting and flags adorned the spectators and the ground alike. |
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Watching him disheveled and obviously bristled, the messenger wondered who would fall prey to his rage. |
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The Lizard's tail suddenly bristled up into spikes and formed into sharp icicles! |
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There was a dark colored flash and a few seconds later the wolf stood there, his tail bristled and red eyes glaring. |
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There was a subtle change in Adair towards defensive and Tristin stared at her as she almost bristled at him. |
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Enron officials have bristled at criticism that they aren't working quickly enough. |
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Her lawyers bristled at suggestions there may be no other willing witnesses to bring. |
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The tall, dark stranger strode towards Alita as the wolf bristled and growled. |
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He also bristled at claims that the organization did not view medical privacy as a priority issue. |
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They bristled with unfamiliar weapons like bazookas and didn't even look like American soldiers. |
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Greatly influenced by DC hardcore forebears like Fugazi, QANU's music bristled with taut, pointed rhythms and impassioned verse. |
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The airy feathers on her wings bristled suddenly, and she turned an alarmed glance to the ceiling. |
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Applying both powder and cream blush begins with the use of a naturally bristled face brush. |
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Koreans, both north and south, have long bristled at U. S. military presence in the region. |
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Check that the bristled sealing strip at the centre of the rotor seals against the structure of the rotor surface. |
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I sat beside John Bolton whose nietzschean whiskers bristled at the turn history had taken. |
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These are naturally bristled and are used to untangle and set hair in shape. |
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His voice, faint as it was, was full of love, and it bristled the hairs on the nape of my neck and raised goose flesh on my forearms. |
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There was not a breath of wind, but every twig and branch bristled with spiky hoarfrost. |
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Members of Kent County Council initially bristled at the idea of London-run lines slinking through their county. |
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The wall panel bristled of threatening points, covered with a metallic green car paint, is presented as an allegorical evocation of justice. |
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Formidable defences bristled along the coasts as the Germans watched and waited for the Allies' move to retake the continent. |
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He had used the old seaman's trick of scattering the floorboards with salt and then sluicing them with boiling water and then scouring them with the hard bristled brush. |
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His spiky black hair bristled as he ran to catch up with Kia's team. |
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Her ruff, all her fur bristled and her claws were unsheathed. |
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My fur bristled as I could tell that wolves had surrounded the clearing. |
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My hair bristled and I felt all my muscles twitch spasmodically. |
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Her fur bristled in surprise, but she smiled at me when she turned. |
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Horticultural sector leaders bristled at the jump and immediately warned of dire results. |
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Andrew bristled at being told what his subject was and wasn't going to do. |
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Our boats bristled with cudgels, axes, knives, and machetes. |
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An aeria of karstic relief bristled with spines of some 100 meters high shaped by the wind and the tropical inclemencies. |
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He strives to be like the wind that no man has ever been able to hold in his hands but that has always bristled through the trees. |
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Playing Lucy Collins, the troubled daughter of the neighbourhood's petit bourgeois family, she constantly bristled with an insolent ennui and a mild subversiveness. |
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Machine guns bristled from strategic sightline points, and two soldiers peered down through field glasses at us as we sipped Pepsis in plastic chairs. |
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Using a soft bristled toothbrush to avoid causing injury to the gum and lips. |
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After each determination, clean the glass thoroughly with a spatula, stiff bristled brush paper napkin, or compressed air pump. |
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Asked about the role he played, and the impact of his famous name, Goldwater bristled a bit. |
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And Kelley bristled at the notion that women were supposed to be offended by the video. |
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Rios Montt staunchly defended his actions against what he termed a deadly enemy, and bristled at the suggestion of genocide. |
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Cheri Young bristled in her stylish blue dress, her shoulder-length hair let loose from the ponytail of the day before. |
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According to network sources, Olbermann bristled at the amount of money being invested in his show. |
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Aside from his published books, he wrote articles which bristled with wit. |
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From these emerge her children — strange, bristled larvae called aphis lions, which live by preying on aphids, scale insects, or mites, capturing them and sucking them dry of fluid. |
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Knight's willingness to risk the unorthodox provided initial impetus, while Stewart bossed and bristled like an army captain, never more so than with a straight six off Paul Strang. |
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But, as Rakove's wide-ranging and nuanced group portrait of the Founding Fathers shows, few of them shared such a wish so early, no matter how much they bristled at England's taxation or the redcoat presence. |
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The fatal serpent slowly straightened its body, then horizontally it bristled its reddish mane, and its penetrating eyes frightfully flashed in its monstrous head of shining shells. |
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Use small, soft bristled brush to remove the plaque on your child's teeth. |
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Characteristically, Elizabeth bristled at his presumption, and Sidney prudently retired from court. |
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The old school baseball people bristled, but the fans fell in love with his big swings and big personality. |
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Each puppet comes with an oversized, bristled toothbrush. |
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Finns bristled at having to help what they saw as feckless foreigners, kicking out the Kiviniemi government in April last year and bringing in a new coalition. |
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As at Brighton, where Damian McBride's allies and enemies bristled at each other, the atmosphere in the press seats at Manchester could prove distinctly frosty. |
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A handful of small, round watchtowers bristled from little knolls. |
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Jake bristled at the insinuation that he never visited his father unless he wanted something. Even if it was true, Joe didn't need to rub his face in it. |
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The dog immediately bristled up, and I had just time to take off my hat, and hold it shieldwise in self-defence, when he came on and made directly at it. |
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Horry, an affable Alabamian, continues to do that well enough to suit Harris, who bristled at the suggestion that the sixth-year forward is in any way struggling. |
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