| "Don't graze on my land." I told them. | |
| "It's just a graze"? | |
| "So you can understand, dear Reader... "how privileged I feel... "to be able to graze, even for a moment... | |
| "Were to graze me" | |
| 'I thank you, fair lady, for I am not only hungry and thirsty but I'm lost within the forest. ' Then he let his palfrey graze nearby and he feasted with the lady, who gave him loving looks sweeter than the wine from the flagon, though the wine was sweet and strong. | |
| "Don't graze on my land." I told them. | |
| "It's just a graze"? | |
| "So you can understand, dear Reader... "how privileged I feel... "to be able to graze, even for a moment... | |
| "Were to graze me" | |
| 'I thank you, fair lady, for I am not only hungry and thirsty but I'm lost within the forest. ' Then he let his palfrey graze nearby and he feasted with the lady, who gave him loving looks sweeter than the wine from the flagon, though the wine was sweet and strong. | |
| "My soul grazes like a lamb on the beauty of indrawn tides. " | |
| # The blade has stuck The black steed grazes | |
| - No grazes? | |
| - No. But our noses grazed. And it was, like, the most sexually charged nose graze in the history of nose grazes. | |
| 0ut on the fern plains, the rest of her gigantic herd grazes. | |
| "My soul grazes like a lamb on the beauty of indrawn tides. " | |
| # The blade has stuck The black steed grazes | |
| - No grazes? | |
| - No. But our noses grazed. And it was, like, the most sexually charged nose graze in the history of nose grazes. | |
| 0ut on the fern plains, the rest of her gigantic herd grazes. | |
| "A million years before man... "they grazed the vast and empty plains... "living by voices only they could hear. | |
| "He grazed the ship". | |
| "His black beard grazed her breasts. | |
| "while a Rhone horse grazed alone in a small snake rail corral. | |
| '"Oops, sorry, didn't notice it," he said, as he gently grazed my logo.' | |
| "And the side of the white horse grazing "is as grey and hard as the harsh, insistent wind "gnawing the iron surface of the river." | |
| "Here on the mountain grazing large herd of pigs. | |
| "How were you grazing, you old one?" | |
| "Oh, donkey's on my property, grazing on my cattle. That's okay." | |
| "The body of this mammoth was found perfectly preserved in the Siberian tundra with food still in its mouth and stomach indicating that it froze instantly while grazing." | |
| "A million years before man... "they grazed the vast and empty plains... "living by voices only they could hear. | |
| "He grazed the ship". | |
| "His black beard grazed her breasts. | |
| "while a Rhone horse grazed alone in a small snake rail corral. | |
| '"Oops, sorry, didn't notice it," he said, as he gently grazed my logo.' | |
| "And the side of the white horse grazing "is as grey and hard as the harsh, insistent wind "gnawing the iron surface of the river." | |
| "Here on the mountain grazing large herd of pigs. | |
| "How were you grazing, you old one?" | |
| "Oh, donkey's on my property, grazing on my cattle. That's okay." | |
| "The body of this mammoth was found perfectly preserved in the Siberian tundra with food still in its mouth and stomach indicating that it froze instantly while grazing." | |
