big licks造句

• A " big lick " Tennessee Walker wearing legal action devices in 2013.
• West Branch Rausch Creek drains an area of land between Bear Mountain and Big Lick Mountain.
• I just want to hit me one nice big lick and let me set my life straight.
• The watershed of East Branch Rausch Creek is situated between Good Springs Mountain and Big Lick Mountain.
• With the arrival of the railroad, Big Lick would incorporate as the city of Roanoke in 1882.
• He had a way of dipping his shoulder so you couldn't get a big lick on him.
• Then in 2011, Nick Pantazi from the seminal Boston ska band Big Lick joined Big D on Guitar.
• West Branch Rausch Creek primarily flows through a valley between two mountains : Bear Mountain and Big Lick Mountain.
• Smoot said, " all except for one thing : I like to lay the big lick ."
• Following a short manhunt through several states, he was captured by a local posse near Big Lick in 1892.
• Instead, the railroad chose the Roanoke County town of Big Lick, later Roanoke, as the location for its main shops.
• Another branch turned south from Big Lick, near present day Roanoke, and turned south toward the Catawba country in South Carolina.
• Another branch turned south from Big Lick, near present-day Roanoke, and turned south toward the Catawba country in South Carolina.
• However, it does not discharge in the watershed, but instead discharges into the watershed of Wiconisco Creek via the Big Lick Tunnel.
• Normally, you want to put a big lick on a quarterback but with Culpepper you've got to think about your tackling process.
• The racial makeup of the county was 97.73 % Magoffin counties, especially in a valley known as Big Lick in Floyd County.
• A request was made to rename the town of Big Lick, now Roanoke, in his honor, but Mr . Kimball turned it down.
• Years ago, children who visited the New York State Museum were apt to take a big lick of a 4-foot salt pillar on display.
• South of the Shenandoah Valley, the road reached the Roanoke River at the town of Big Lick ( today, Midwest and even to New Orleans.
• This results in the " squatting " body outline ( hindquarters extremely lowered, forelegs flung very high ) typical of the " big lick " horse.