Greek'tallos' for'young twig '

( twig snapping ) Who's there?

Tree, root and twig.

He cut a twig from the tree with his knife.

We don't need to twig the content inside existing traditional academic structures.

I'll have a look around. ( door opens, closes ) ( suspenseful theme playing ) ( twig snapping )

It's a little like trying to find water with a bent twig, isn't it?

And the moon We have disposed it in phases, until it returns like the old twig.

I'm about to snap like a brittle twig, when suddenly someone taps me on the shoulder.

how We ordained the moon to pass through certain phases until it seems eventually to be like a bent twig

Indeed, We sent upon them one blast from the sky, and they became like the dry twig fragments of an animal pen.

This was the case of two soldiers very, very good trying to find each other a twig snaps denouncing his position to Cobra

I mean, even there in that soil you've got bits of twig, the bits of leaf that are slowly being broken down to create soil.

And not only that he would sometimes pick a leafy twig and strip the leaves modifying an object to make it suitable for a specific purpose the beginning of tool making.

Meanwhile also came the chickadees in flocks, which, picking up the crumbs the squirrels had dropped, flew to the nearest twig and, placing them under their claws, hammered away at them with their little bills, as if it were an insect in the bark, till they were sufficiently reduced for their slender throats.