• Amber has to get her gloves to twist them into a shape similar to the creature she likes.
• Her dark tresses were twisted into an oddly shaped bun with two chopsticks sticking from them.
• So Hunab Ku twisted the boughs into the shape of a man, and he breathed upon it and set it on Earth.

• Her face ached from the false smile that appeared on her lips, and her toe throbbed from being twisted in the wrong direction.
• Every head in Madrid's packed Plaza de Toros was twisted in their direction.
• And before he knew it, the pro had twisted him into positions he never thought possible.

• Turning around, I twisted the top off my water bottle and took a quick swig from it as I walked into my room and sat down at the foot of the bed, which sunk down under my weight.
• He pocketed the cigarettes and twisted the top off the thermos.
• He twisted the lid off the marmalade and put it sticky-side-up beside the toaster.

• During the reading, Huang Jingao kept twisting and moving his body, and appeared to be uncomfortable.
• Her body begins to twist when she feels me on her shoulder.
• I was twisting and flexing my body just to feel it move.

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• She squirmed and writhed and twisted, genuinely this time, but she was small anyway, and Sarah was strong, and so she wasn't going anywhere.
• She tried to wriggle and twist around, but could only move fractionally.
• The sea will rear up because Jormungand, the Midgard Serpent, is twisting and writhing in fury, making his way toward the land.

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• In attempting to play the shot, Lehmann twisted the injured left knee which he already had strapped and he obviously did further damage.
• The Spaniard had a break point for a 3-1 lead in the first set when he twisted his right ankle after chasing a Sluiter forehand.
• ‘The real test will come in the New Year when I am running and twisting the knee but a week after the operation everything is going well,’ he said.

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• I have been misquoted and my words have been twisted.
• Being clear, and always conscious of whether my words could be twisted, was really important.
• We seem to have a lot of sensible men in our laboratories at the moment but their words are being twisted and blown up in a quite irresponsible manner by the media.

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• The pair were laughing loudly, Corrie twisting one of her curls around her finger.
• Rochelle began twisting some of her hair around her finger, and I thought that she mustn't have been keeping tabs on me as well as she thought.
• Cora toyed with her cloak, twisting the shining white fabric between her fingers while gazing up at the stars.

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• It was a butterfly, its wings made from fine strands of gold twisted together until they formed this delicate creature, so fine it seemed almost transparent.
• He wore a button-down collared shirt; his locks had been neatly twisted and pinned back in a bun.
• I'm just uselessly twisting a thousand things around in my head.

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• The thread is twisted by attaching loose strands to the top of the spindle, then rolling the spindle along the thigh to start it spinning.
• You may also twist a cord out of yarn, or use i-cord.
• With remainder of yarn, twist a cord or crochet a chain cord.

• The corner of her eye caught the yellow bus as it came down the long road, twisting and winding, stopping here and there to pick up children that also attended school.
• Below, another less obvious route twists off slyly to the south.
• The rim snakes and twists and after a while it's easy to lose your bearings in an unfamiliar place.

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• Why just do lunges when you can do a lunge and a torso twist?
• The gentle back bends and twists soothe lower back pain, improve digestion, and clear your thinking.
• It wasn't so much that I was going fast, as that I did many acrobatic twists as I slid down the hill.

• But I told Quentin that there were other dances other than the twist.
• They stood up, sang Twist and Shout, danced the twist, going up and down.
• The entire crowd was in a constant groove, heads bopping and legs kicking up doing the twist, swing dancing, and just plain old quaking and shaking.

• The mechanism of facilitated melting probably involves the conversion of supercoils to changes in twist.
• You can make a simple model of it by joining the ends of a long, narrow strip of paper after giving one end a 180-degree twist.

• He attributes that to having a lot of torque, twist and turn in his body and lots of flexibility in his arm, shoulder and elbow.
• The very expanse of his sentences, their twist and torque, is an American dream of plenitude.

• The next part was a flurry of movement - block, parry, thrust, twist, turn, step.
• Gliding and floating, soaring and diving, every twist and turn makes the hairs on my arms stand on end and a shiver tremble down my spine.

• You have to coordinate your eyeball with your hand to compensate for the rifling twist, but it's not hard to learn.
• A tab on the shroud engaged a small slot in the frame to prevent it from turning and the rifling twist made everything self tightening.
• This allows a tight brush or patch to correctly follow the rifling twist for better cleaning.

• Delphine pulled a twist of paper from her pocket and laid it out flat on her knees.

• I sprinkled upon it a bit of salt from my twist, and it made a dish fit for those in a timber hall.
• That said, I'm a bit of a picnic pedant; I have to have little twists of salt and pepper to dust on to my crisp salad or a ripe tomato or two.
• They lived in Yearman, in southern Ohio, until they had nothing to barter and couldn't get credit for a twist of tobacco.

• Strain into the glasses and garnish with a twist of lemon peel.
• The old standby of orange or lemon twists are available year-round, which helps to account for their popularity.
• Breathe fresh air, walk and drink room temperature water adding a twist of lemon.

• The actors bring such unique twists to these characters, and we have such complex characters, that that's the fun of writing the show.
• But I come to the conclusion that sometimes failure gives an interesting twist to a person.

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• The second half of the show is filled with unexpected and clever plot twists, as well as a marked shift in tone.
• His stories are accompanied by a strange twist of the supernatural.
• And in a serendipitous twist of fate, he is now in a position to offer my band discounted studio time at a local recording studio.

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• So far, all we've really had are variations on and interesting twists on the sound that was introduced to us on the debut record.
• The pentagonal doors define the look of the Zaroot with its front and rear graphic treatment adding a futuristic twist.
• Here's one added twist: Drink two glasses of water before each meal.

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