| My silence fills the car, and a lone bushel of tumbleweed scooting through the scene wouldn't exactly seem out of place. |
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| If Australia had tumbleweed, it would be blowing down Olympic Boulevard right now. |
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| Alas, when we checked into the virtual village, all we could find was some virtual tumbleweed blowing across the square. |
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| They can become ghost towns with the metaphorical tumbleweed bouncing past the shuttered restaurants. |
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| My mouth became a dust bowl, complete with tumbleweed and mini sandstorms, and I actually started to hallucinate about a bottle of Evian. |
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| In the comfy lounge, a 20-sided die rolled silently across a table like a tumbleweed. |
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| Some believers think the crown of thorns was made of this type of tumbleweed. |
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| She caught a couple of rats and I roasted them over some burning tumbleweed. |
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| I could've sworn that I saw tumbleweed blowing across the newly waxed marble floor. |
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| Silence reigned but for tumbleweed passing through and then the sound of a far-off wolf howling. |
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| Her eyes fell on some dried tumbleweed about a mile away, and she half-watched it roll lazily across the desert. |
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| At some times of day I half expect to see tumbleweed drifting around the sterile, impersonal, weird space that has been falsely created. |
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| Charles half expected to hear at once sharp cracks of sticks and tumbleweed, to which he would coax himself were just tree squirrels, or other creatures. |
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| Well-heeled guests want privacy, and staying in a swanky city hotel on your own quickly reduces you to human tumbleweed. |
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| Even tumbleweed can't go on blowing down dusty streets for ever. |
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| A lonely plastic bag made it's way like tumbleweed down the vacant street. |
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| Streets devoid of any sign of human life had been taken over by swirling rubbish, rolling through city centres like tumbleweed in an old ghost town. |
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| The wind blows yellow dust and tumbleweed across highways that seem to stretch forever. |
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| On welfare, as on schools, health and policing, tumbleweed blows through the places where serious policies should be. |
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| And at National Review, crickets, tumbleweed and, for Pete's sake, two posts already today on Trotsky. Maybe that is indicative. |
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| Avinoam Danin, a botanist from Hebrew University of Jerusalem claims he has identified pollen from the tumbleweed Gundelia tournefortii and a bean caper on the shroud. |
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| The film opens on a tumbleweed blowing through the twilight streets of Los Angeles and closes with a cowboy soliloquy. |
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| Elsewhere Andrew's engagements are met with a deafening silence and the roll of tumbleweed. |
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| The town looked like any deserted town, all boarded windows with a shutter or two clanging in the wind, various pieces of litter around, and a tumbleweed breezing past. |
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| With no Kyrgyzstani or Russian personnel present a tumbleweed moment of Pinteresque silence followed, then she walked off. |
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| All that's missing is the tumbleweed and a whistling wind. |
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| As a chenopod, quinoa is closely related to such species as beetroots, tumbleweed and spinach. |
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| In the small settlement of Armadillo all is calm, the people soundlessly going about their business while down the main stretch a tumbleweed lackadaisically idles by. |
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| Putting an ad in the local paper that Spock's Beard and Arena are in town will get you a tumbleweed response and some wasted revenue. |
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| In late March, researchers found the high levels of usnic acid found in tumbleweed shield lichen was the cause of the deaths. |
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| Tumbleweed blows through bars that 12 months ago would have been fuggy and packed. |
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| Tackle weeds that are growing through paths and paving, using a flame gun or a systemic weed killer such as Tumbleweed. |
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