"While I was about it, I gave you a good worming and balanced up your body chemistry."

This is wound from bottom to top to prevent water from running in - in the same direction as the worming.

Regular worming (every six weeks or every four if your pasture is not regularly rested) is vital.

If I weren't bleeding, old Alec would be up here in a trice, dragging me off my deathbed to help wi' the worming."

Also a very good, useful book (without metre) about the breeding and drenching of horses and cattle, the worming of dogs, and such matters.

Their first recording, "Worming", appeared in a Totally Wired compilation album on the Acid Jazz Records label in 1989.

It is important in local commerce for tourism, Oyster and Mussel Farming as well as other forms of aquaculture, clamming, marine worming and fishing.

He was crowned in Ham in the name of Aegidius Draconarius; but he was more often known as Old Giles Worming.

"Listen, kid, you can't come around here, doing your dangerous-young-mutant act, worming your way-" Grimacing, Leilani said, "Worming?"

Nine to Five Includes "Mother Brown's Twelve Rules for Squirming, Worming, Inching, and Pinching Your Way to the Top".

While composing a little treatise on Eternity, I had the curiosity to place a mirror before me; and ere long saw reflected there, a curious involved worming and undulation in the atmosphere over my head.

The Worming of a Madde Dogge, written under the name Constantia Munda (from the Latin for "pure constancy"), praises Speght and assumes a defensive stance against an anticipated attack on Speght from Swetnam.

Two pseudonymous publications in the Joseph Swetnam anti-feminist controversy appear in 1617: Esther Hath Hang'd Haman by "Esther Sowernam", and The Worming of a Mad Dog by "Constantia Munda".

The earliest verified appearance of the term is in a 1996 article "Creeping Commercials: Ads Worming Way Into TV Scripts" by Steve Johnson for the Chicago Tribune, however it may have been coined by a subscriber to Stay Free!

She always looked at him like he was a worm.

In any case, the first worm would have reported us.

They are also known as the red worms because of their color.

During a single turn, a team can only move one of its worms.

And dead worms had been seen with nothing to say why they died.

Using these worms as a live food has come with certain problems over the years.

The administration opened the can on these worms in Iraq.

Worms may be good at that, but so are we.

It must be to do with the power of the Worm.

It took more than 15 minutes for the worm to go by.

And what a can of worms that is going to be.

From there, you should be able to see the worm.

You must find a can of worms to get this power up.

And the worm could fall back into the Sun any moment!

Every time they hit one of the worms, I can feel it in my head.

Whether they believe us or not, that's a whole other can of worms.

Worms can have a good time all by themselves and never know the difference.

I'd love it if he opened up a whole can of worms.

Throughout our history, until very recently, we all had worms.

And those worms he used to try to get kids to eat.

What is all this business about the Worm?' he asked suddenly.

"We will have to make do with a small white worm."

It's as if the Worm were waiting to make his move.

"So what happens to the worms after they go into the ground?"

Maybe the worms were in business, making things for other species.

When the car came, she wormed her way to the very back.

I knew it was time when her hand wormed in between us.

Stop worming out of it, and give me a decision.

And he had wormed that information out of them at a very young age.

But how can you keep something so small from worming its way into your walls?

Anything to look natural from a distance as we wormed our way through.

A thought had wormed through my head several times lately.

He got it open about six inches and wormed through.

She looked down as the cat wormed his way between them.

Especially now that he'd wormed his way onto the police beat.

He grabbed all of them and wormed his way toward the door while still on the floor.

And after all the tech stories you've wormed out of me over the years.

But he could see, and that was enough to start another chill worming down his back.

And it won't even be me worming my way in.

He set his spies to work, and soon wormed out the whole story.

For a moment a little hope wormed its way through her stricken heart.

Something that wormed its way out, despite the damage to his brain.

Something else occurred to him as he wormed his hand down inside the pack.

Worming my way along the ground, I got closer to the wolves.

What truly wormed its way into him was the despair in her voice.

This man had wormed his way into a job at the Enterprises plant.

I wormed my way forward to peer down at the sight.

Then he flattened himself and wormed forward along the track.

Somehow, he had wormed his way into her private self, the place where she lived.

The thought wormed into his mind and he was unable to shut it out.