I can't write with this pencil stub.
She can then mark faintly in pencil an aim line.
If in a hotel wedding, usually not ready pencil or crayon, lest the children everywhere graffiti.
Literally, you could not pick up a pencil off a bench if you were working with embryonic stem cells.
Syme had produced a strip of paper on which there was a long column of words, and was studying it with an ink-pencil between his fingers.
The cold air sweetened, banded pebbles and crumbs of soil cast sudden pencil-long shadows and the rearing lodgepole pines below them massed in slabs of somber malachite.
Take something long (I used a chopstick, but the end of a pencil or even a pair of scissors will also work well), slip it inside, and nudge the seam into a nice smooth edge.
Has anyone claimed this pencil box?
The boss tapped his pencil on the desk.
A discovery made from pencil lead is promising to change the future of the electronics industry.
Sit down with a pad and pencil and think, and don't get up until you have something!
舉兩個例子，法語裏“house（住宅）”具*柔之美，叫“lamaison”；“pencil（鉛筆）”在法語裏叫“lecrayon”，有陽剛之氣。
Is that a pencil?
Let me get a pencil and take down the information.
Brigitte Bardot is definitely at her bombshell best in this movie, wearing formfitting pencil skirts, blouses and shirt dresses.
Now you don't need a pen, pencil, or paper to enjoy the age-old entertainment of crossword puzzles. Several puzzles at varying difficulty levels included.
Structurally, the appendix is isolated from the rest of the gut, with an opening smaller than a pencil lead, protected from the fecal stream that might be carrying pathogens.
On three pieces he made a cross in pencil, and then folded each piece.
I set the pencil down hard enough that the tip broke, and stared at Bob in annoyance.
What is your address? he Began again, fixing his pencil to write. She looked at his hand. Carrie Meeber, she said slowly. Three hundred and fifty-four West Van Buren Street, care S. C. Hanson.
My pencil is blunt, could you lend me a knife to sharpen it?
I'm getting the heck out of here and getting my pencil-making job back. Um. But what I said still goes.
My technique is pencil, ink, and watercolor.
In 1988, psychologist Fritz Stack asked a group of participants to clench a pencil between their teeth for 20 seconds so that their lips did not touch it, creating the impression of a smile.
Because of the function of refraction, if you put half of the pencil into the water, it looks askew.
Layers of graphene make up the graphite found in pencil lead.
Back on the platform, I'd reach for my measuring tape or pencil and see it lying in the grass by my sawhorses.
This damn pencil can make you nervous.
No pencil and paper?
