And though he presented only his profile to her, enough of his face was visible that Ruha could see his eyepatch and the pole, golden bar that protruded from beneath his keffiyeh.
And his jacket, he was wearing a shealing jacket and it had frozen to the roof--the back of the jacket and also his 7)outstretched arms had frozen to the roof.
Elephants in zoos and circuses are typically moved with a tool called an ankus, a nasty-looking wooden shaft with a metal hook protruding from the top.It’s banned at the sanctuary.
There were things in the fog reaching out fingers to pluck at her skirt, to drag her down into the uneasy quaking earth on which she stood, silent, relentless, spectral hands.
… then they are 'welcome to do so'. Just watch out where you stick it! I suppose, as long as you respect other visitors and don't get in the way, then it's ok to use one.
Well literally, it's " to reach out" , is to stretch out to somebody and we often use it idiomatically to mean to reach out to somebody who needs help or somebody we want to help and give value to.
从字面上来说,to reach out 就是向某人伸出手,我们经常用这个习语表示向需要帮助的人伸出援手,帮助他人给他人一些价值。
But I also love having the bow of my identity stretched between two seemingly opposed poles of " Iranian" and " American, " because that gives the arrow of my life a unique perspective on things.