From what part of the world did it rise?

But this is a nice, slender, very bad pest.

Maheu, in terror, had rushed forward among the first, saying to Étienne

At Herbert's cry, Pencroft, letting his gun fall, rushed towards him.

There was he , that tall fellow with his magnificent mop of hair and there were you , a picture of supreme elegance .

They have an elongated body, though they are not nearly as slender as the Jefferson salamander.

Of all the Christian captives not one so tall and slender.

This is a parasitic wasp, again, two millimeters long, slender, a very quick and sharp flier.

He had started running swiftly over the moor, and I had followed at his heels.

He was carried out of himself, and the Levaques followed him to see what would happen, while Bouteloup, having a horror of disputes, furtively returned home.

This campaign included two side portals, implementation of a slender, octagonal, pyramidal, and slightly twisted tower called a Crooked spire.

He had run forward with much warmth, and was shaking the hand of a singular looking person who had just entered the room.

A handsome young man, wearing moustaches, very pale and slender, entered the room at about half past six he had an extremely small head.

Poor man! said Herbert, who had rushed to the door, but returned, having seen Ayrton slide down the rope on the lift and disappear in the darkness.

I gave a start at that, for what with the rush and the hunger and the weariness I had never given a thought to my friend since the time that he had rushed at the French Guards with the whole regiment at his heels.

I expect that it is that same Multiculturalism that is powering the backlash, the pendulum has swung far since the end of the War, and now I suspect it is about to go back the other way.

He was young perhaps from twenty eight to thirty tall, slender his face riveted the eye it was like a Greek face, very pure in outline quite a straight, classic nose quite an Athenian mouth and chin.

Only, in this case, it was Claude who was erect and the obelisk which was lying down but, as the river, reflecting the sky, prolonged the abyss below him, the immense promontory seemed to be as boldly launched into space as any cathedral spire and the impression was the same.

How am I going to do this? So I ran up, and I jumped on my board, and I Cavemanned, and I flipped it down, and I remember thinking, I landed so light footed, thinking, if my knee gives, they'll just have more work to do in the morning.

There was good need for haste, for the Prussians had sent no news to Wellington of what was doing, and though he had rushed from Brussels at the first whisper of it, like a good old mastiff from its kennel, it was hard to see how he could come up in time to help the Prussians.

Moringa, which grows in tropical areas from West Africa to India to the Caribbean, has a similar story to tell even though it s a drastically different type of plant, with tall, lean trunks, vibrant green leaves, which boast high levels of nutrients and antioxidants, and long seed pods (the tree s fruit) that have long been used in some Indian cooking.

And if we ascend the cathedral, without mentioning a thousand barbarisms of every sort, what has become of that charming little bell tower, which rested upon the point of intersection of the cross roofs, and which, no less frail and no less bold than its neighbor (also destroyed), the spire of the Sainte Chapelle, buried itself in the sky, farther forward than the towers, slender, pointed, sonorous, carved in open work.