| A hundred bees working overtime couldn't pollinate like this baby. | |
| Abby Bernstein is one of the only berry bushes... that I have yet to pollinate, if you get my meaning. | |
| And as the bats move from cactus to cactus, they pollinate them. | |
| And that is how we will cross-pollinate, bringing these dual tracks together to form a single potent revenue stream whose synergy will enhance both the status and the financial base of the Molly's brand. | |
| And they go to them to sip the nectar and, in doing so, pollinate the cactus. | |
| A hundred bees working overtime couldn't pollinate like this baby. | |
| Abby Bernstein is one of the only berry bushes... that I have yet to pollinate, if you get my meaning. | |
| And as the bats move from cactus to cactus, they pollinate them. | |
| And that is how we will cross-pollinate, bringing these dual tracks together to form a single potent revenue stream whose synergy will enhance both the status and the financial base of the Molly's brand. | |
| And they go to them to sip the nectar and, in doing so, pollinate the cactus. | |
| That which trembles in April, that which pollinates pearled or in waves, zephyr or breeze. | |
| The point is, what's so wonderful is that every one of these flowers has a specific relationship with the insect that pollinates it. | |
| The wind pollinates them. | |
| When it's hot, they reproduce like other flowers- -But if it lives in the cold it pollinates itself. | |
| That which trembles in April, that which pollinates pearled or in waves, zephyr or breeze. | |
| The point is, what's so wonderful is that every one of these flowers has a specific relationship with the insect that pollinates it. | |
| The wind pollinates them. | |
| When it's hot, they reproduce like other flowers- -But if it lives in the cold it pollinates itself. | |
| - I think they went to go hang out in houses that weren't pollinated with vagina. | |
| A farmer in orchid medow, Omaha calms that non of the bees do not return to the hive and only 20% of the crop is being pollinated. | |
| A plant's problems don't end once it's been pollinated. | |
| And, well, they pollinated me, Gina. | |
| But a woman can only be pollinated for a few days a month. | |
| "She succumbed to him. And like a Lilly unfolding to morning's first light, gave herself over to the pollinating bee of earthly pleasure." | |
| Actually, it was the newly potent Oscar, who, like one of Gob's sick bees, was pollinating one barren flower after another, who told Michael to go to hell. | |
| After the insect flies off it spots another soul-mate flower and makes love to it, thus pollinating it. | |
| And people don't realise how essential they are for pollinating our fruits and vegetables. | |
| As he scurries about looking for that lovely, stinking food he can smell he does a good job of pollinating the flower. | |
| - I think they went to go hang out in houses that weren't pollinated with vagina. | |
| A farmer in orchid medow, Omaha calms that non of the bees do not return to the hive and only 20% of the crop is being pollinated. | |
| A plant's problems don't end once it's been pollinated. | |
| And, well, they pollinated me, Gina. | |
| But a woman can only be pollinated for a few days a month. | |
| "She succumbed to him. And like a Lilly unfolding to morning's first light, gave herself over to the pollinating bee of earthly pleasure." | |
| Actually, it was the newly potent Oscar, who, like one of Gob's sick bees, was pollinating one barren flower after another, who told Michael to go to hell. | |
| After the insect flies off it spots another soul-mate flower and makes love to it, thus pollinating it. | |
| And people don't realise how essential they are for pollinating our fruits and vegetables. | |
| As he scurries about looking for that lovely, stinking food he can smell he does a good job of pollinating the flower. | |
