sprig

Her own room was at the end of the southern sprig.

Three sprigs of a light bush set in a triangle.

He moved a huge hand and tried to take the sprig, but it was much too small.

Most recipes do not require more than a few sprigs.

Even though it had been cut from the tree two days past, the sprig was green and growing.

She took a sprig of heather, held it out to him.

Sprigs of white hair shot through holes in her felt hat.

That will also bring a fresh sprig of variety in this game.

Place a sprig of holly on the top and serve.

Citizen action has brought us the first fragile sprigs of peace.

Asked if sees himself in either the fish or the sprig, he laughed.

Press rosemary sprigs, if using, into the skin side of the chicken.

She did, and picked herself a sprig of rosemary as well.

We'll put a few sprigs on the lamb platter for looks.

This features three acorn sprigs, one for each of his children.

Could it be that the court had set up some sprig of the nobility in his place?

No sprig of grass is visible, and only one tree.

These sprigs of nobility he felt himself more in sympathy with.

In a few hours, when the sprigs are completely frozen, remove the bag.

We vie with each other for the right to the last sprigs of parsley.

A sprig is a small piece of an herb used in cooking.

But the sprig was a deep green, thank God.

Sometimes, sprigs of basil are used to sprinkle holy water.

He took out the sprig and plunked it down on the table.

Strip the leaves from the thyme sprig and add them.