cornstalk

The father of the later chief Cornstalk held his court there.

He saw a strange young man among the tall, dry cornstalks.

I turned and made my way quickly along the shifting rows of cornstalks.

Then he turned, still thinking hard, and began leading the way through the tall rows of cornstalks.

I could hear the cornstalks creaking behind me in the fields.

No telling how many demons were over there beyond that stand of dry cornstalks.

Then he fell onto cornstalk mat on the floor and slept.

Their blood spilled over cornstalks and soaked into the dirt.

But the scarecrows kept their silent, still watch over the cornstalks.

It reminded her of moving through a field of cornstalks.

It was dark out because the days were shorter in winter, and I remember how the broken cornstalks made my walk more difficult.

She cared more at the moment for a cornstalk than for him.

Here they met with Cornstalk to begin peace negotiations.

She had a good example to follow, for her father was a farmer whose cornstalks were regularly about 7 feet tall.

The maze is created by using cornstalks and forming paths for people to walk through.

The image of Michael inside is made of cornstalk paste.

Lew was looking at Jamie as though she had cornstalks growing out of her ears.

But the cornstalks, often as not, were barren, left lifeless by drought.

And I could hear the whisper of the wind as it brushed through the tall cornstalks.

A stool was overturned where a woman had been cutting cornstalks, 10 feet from another crater.

In the morning, his neat rows of cornstalks were interrupted by huge empty areas.

There was a bitter edge to his voice; that matter of the cornstalk still rankled.

She saw Kathy rip off her shirt, freeing herself from the cornstalk.

The road rises and dips, dead fields of cornstalks flash by.