10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SLUSHILY»
Discover the use of
slushily in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
slushily and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Green: A Caithness Childhood
Green also covers subjects like education, religion, animals, snow, sea, sunshine, family, monsters, bitter cold, biting sea breezes, indecision and black despair.
And no lights gleamed in the windows, and no sounds of humanity could be
traced, save the echo of Mr. Houston's own footfalls, as they sounded slushily on
the wet pavement. Even Job's sepulchral good-night had about it, by contrast, ...
Eliakim Littell, Robert S. Littell, 1859
And no lights gleamed in the windows, and no sounds of humanity could be
traced, save the echo of Mr. Royston's own footfalls, as they sounded slushily on
the wet pavement. Even Job's sepulchral good-night had about it, by contrast, ...
Eliakim Littell, Robert S. Littell, 1859
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Bob was a Protestant Horse
A van turned into the top of the lane and slushily slumped down the ruts and
puddles. I watched and waited for it to arrive when 'sandy man' came out of the
barn, crossed the street and started off down the back field. I now had a problem,
...
“I'll come back later,” said Prue to Killilea. With that, Hartog forked in a lump of
steak as big as his two thumbs, and rose. “I got to go anyhow,” he said slushily
around it. He looked at Killilea, fumbled toward his pocket. “Forget it,” said Killilea
.
... low as minus 340 degrees Fahrenheit, kept the gases at what is known as
supercritical density — a chemically queer condition in which a material is not
quite a solid, not quite a liquid, and not quite a gas, but something slushily in
between.
Jim Lovell, Jeffrey Kluger, 2006
People stood aside, just as they had for Vanessa. Outside it was amazingly cold,
snow driving slushily into her face. The wind gusted so powerfully that it nearly
knocked her over. She would literally freeze, walking all the way to Thayer House
, ...
... to maintain concentration on the task for more than three minutes at a time
before needing a cigarette break and so they'd wound up tag-teaming the
shaving job until Chad awoke and told them slushily that they weren't his fucking
barbers.
Next day the pack-train got away from the Fort, the horses clumping slushily in
the adobe mud. Four riders were with it. Two were Indian vaqueros; the third was
Reed, and the fourth a giant of a man with his feet well down below the horse's ...
And no lights gleamed in the windows, and no sounds of humanity could be
traced, save the echo of Mr. Royston's own footfalls, as they sounded slushily on
the wet pavement. Even Job's sepulchral good-night had about it, by contrast, ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SLUSHILY»
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slushily is used in the context of the following news items.
Country modern: Architectural poetry in the land of siding
As I found on a drive through the place last week, residential development over the past 20 years has left the town and its environs a wasteland of slushily ... «The Globe and Mail, Apr 14»
The 10 worst Christmas ads of all time
The soft drink giant not only gave Santa his red outfit but also always wheels out a slushily sentimental seasonal commercial. This 1995 one often tops polls of ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 13»
Don Bachardy interview: 'I was just waiting to be told who I was'
Many critics of the collected missives, which have just been published, were intrigued (or amused, or dismayed) to discover the slushily anthropomorphic names ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 13»
As If I Am Not There
... succession of grim events, a restraint that shines through more in Tim Fleming's careful, crisp cinematography than it does the slushily orchestral soundtrack. «Time Out London, Jun 11»
Courtney Love Can't Sit Still at Narciso
... demonstrated how difficult it is to walk in a straight line, and slushily informed a reporter that the show “rocked.” We found this entire display, if not entertaining, ... «New York Magazine, Sep 09»
Hayden Carruth
Sometimes it's a muscle,Sometimes courage or at least hustle,Sometimes a core or center, but mostly it'sA sound that slushily fitsThe meters of popular ... «Commonweal, Sep 08»
