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(181) Some animals, as the fox and the squirrel, have bushy tails.

(182) Based on the deflection curve of a built-in beam, the concept of imaginary tails was presented clearly. It supposed that each car had an imaginary tail.

(183) This radiation pressure is thought to shape the tails of comets and is useful for pushing solar sails in space.

(184) It is going to be a very formal party, white tie and tails for men, full-length gowns for women.

(185) The Mice galaxies, named after their distinct rodent-like tails, were captured in stunning detail by the Hubble Space Telescope's new Advanced Camera for Surveys.

(186) Pressing the glass to his eyelike a jeweler, Leeuwenhoek watched his own animalcules swim about, lashingtheir long tails.

(187) Swimming methods improved: Some whales developed thick, powerful tails, bulleting ahead with vigorous up-and-down undulations of their lower bodies.

(188) Until that gap is bridgeable[sentencedict.com], China's stray dogs would best be advised to keep their tails down.

(189) The party really have their tails up since their surprising election victory.

(190) The team had their tails up after they won their first game.

(191) Overweening intellectuals stick up their tails which are longer than that of the Monkey Sun Wu - kung.

(192) Nine tails fall to go out at the same time, my hand has alert:dy pulled the gusset of pass treasure bell, lightly on pulling, block her at after death.

(193) All of us were dressed in darling bunny costumes, complete with long, floppy rabbit ears and fluffy tails.

(193) Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and make good sentences.

(194) The research I have done leads me to believe they are true Colombian red tails.

(195) However, since tails don't fill up a complete block, they can waste a lot of disk space (relatively speaking, of course).

(196) Dust tails are created when small particles from a comet are swept backward by the Sun's radiation pressure.

(197) And say unto him, Take heed, and be quiet; fear not, neither be fainthearted for the two tails of these smoking firebrands, for the fierce anger of Rezin with Syria, and of the son of Remaliah.

(198) Contabescence (at the beginning of you upkeep, flip a coin, if tails, put a -1/-1 counter on this creature.

(199) People believe that ceramic decorations shaped like owl's tails are helpful to exorcise fire.

(200) I am not able to make head or tails of it.

(201) The model reproduces a lot of stylized facts of the real stock market, such as fat tails and volatility clustering.

(202) Tails too short, or with clumpy ends due to ankylosis, are serious faults.

(203) If being a toastmaster, the usual dress would be crimson tails with a white waistcoat, and evening- suit trousers.

(204) The new species is one of the titanosaurs, a group of plant-eating sauropod dinosaurs that walked on four feet and are known for their long necks and tails.

(205) And since HD 209458b is a pretty typical "hot Jupiter"—the nickname for close-orbiting gas giants—it's "almost certain" that all hot Jupiters have comet-like tails, Linsky said.