nail clipping造句

• Annalisa is known to save her nail clippings, which Tony observed her doing while staying at her home.
• She left what looked like nail clippings on the floor but what were, in fact, molted shards of cat claw.
• She got a strand of Charity s hair and nail clippings only to cause Hecuba to make ravens attack the Bennett house.
• And suppose they are kvetching him for, say, not cleaning up his nail clippings, which actually must be pretty big?
• Nail Trapper inventor Adam Yukihiko Beckler got a laugh when he shared his account of having to locate nail clippings to please his mother.
• I keep the typical jars of hair, nail clippings and urine to ( talk ) 19 : 58, June 11, 2015 ( UTC)
• To save your DNA for posterity, simply toss a dozen strands of hair or a few nail clippings into the test tube and insert the plug.
• The newspaper also said Asahara was unhappy because police had rejected a request to deliver some of his hair and nail clippings to cult headquarters for his followers.
• Although nail clippings were found in Ruby's room, the dead girl in the library had bitten nails, which meant that she was not Ruby.
• Similarly, dogs slated for search-and-rescue missions are trained on everything from road kill to hair and nail clippings to their trainers'own blood.
• He's clearly intending to provoke, and walks the dividing line between animate and inanimate by working with materials such as nail clippings, skin and saliva.
• Odd items bought and sold by the shop or featured on the show have included a rhesus monkey skull, art made from nail clippings, and a straitjacket.
• He commissioned the local blacksmith to create an iron witch bottle, into which he placed toe-nail clippings and locks of hair belonging to the putative victim.
• And the Most-Out-There award goes to Yuki Okumura, who works with his own nail clippings and saliva to create tiny organic sculptures a la Tom Friedman.
• The plastic or wooden box, kept under the sink or the kitchen table, is filled with banana peels, last night's pizza crust, even nail clippings and hair.
• Sims said he initially thought that white particles contained in the nail clippings might have been tissue, but when he tested the particles he concluded they were apparently particles left from a manicure.
• Or even the start of Fox's major league baseball season ( in which, by ruling of the sport's executive council, one manager per game must be wired for sound, expectoration and nail clipping ).
• On the bad side, this means that, according to the belief system of many cultures, a sorcerer or witch might acquire a lock of hair, nail clipping or scrap of clothing in order to facilitate a curse.
• In March 2014, New York City Police Commissioner Bill Bratton announced that the New York City Police Department would, under the broken windows theory philosophy, prosecute quality of life crimes against Showtime and subway dancers for breaking the nail clipping.
• In voodoo, for instance, a single hair or fingernail paring taken from a person can be used to cast a spell on that person _ for the hair or nail clipping is always in touch with the person from whom it was taken.