dewdrop

Soon after, she was given the role of Dewdrop.

Something fell and glittered on the grass like a dewdrop.

Say farewell to the gentle dewdrop and the fragile rose.

I basically worked by myself on Dewdrop every day, and then showed him what I'd done.

"All I did was call up a dewdrop faery to get some information.

Rosemary looked down at the spring, which seemed to have shrunk to the size of a dewdrop.

The moment was eternity, trembling like a dewdrop on a rose, endlessly about to fall.

You ain't got the chance of a dewdrop in hell."

The kiss was butterfly light, delicate as a dewdrop.

A dewdrop shimmered at the end of his nose.

It was as if space had become a dewdrop in dawnlight, and they at its heart.

It is more transient than dewdrops on the leave of grass, or the moon reflected in the water.

The fresh green foliage of the trees sparkled with glittering dewdrops.

They have acrylic dewdrops on them, faded to a frail gold, after almost three years of weather.

But she was to learn the role of Dewdrop, whose solo would present a challenge to the most experienced principal dancer.

On one petal of each rose sparkled a crystal dewdrop.

"I thought of Dewdrop as like tiny drops of water on a leaf," she says.

The pirate cutters were beginning to vanish like dewdrops in the sunlight.

Others, strings of yellow or purple blossoms hardly bigger than dewdrops, are easy to miss.

I must go seek some dewdrops here, And hang a pearl in every cowslip's ear.

She wiped at a tear that came to the corner of one eye and slid like a dewdrop on her cheek.

He noted the prismatic colors in all the dewdrops upon a million blades of grass.

In the sunlight it, glistened like a diamond dewdrop.

Clear eggs sprinkle the branches, many of which are dead, like dewdrops in a graying beard.

DNA molecules themselves, as physical entities, are like dewdrops.