| I shall leave two incongruent pieces of Georgia pine next to your bed in case you want to transfix them together with twine and light them ablaze to make you feel at home, sir! | |
| With thy sword transfix them! Victory is ours! | |
| You transfix me quite. | |
| I shall leave two incongruent pieces of Georgia pine next to your bed in case you want to transfix them together with twine and light them ablaze to make you feel at home, sir! | |
| With thy sword transfix them! Victory is ours! | |
| You transfix me quite. | |
| It transfixes them in a dance of death. | |
| It transfixes them in a dance of death. | |
| "We stopped, transfixed by a mayfly's flight. | |
| "that transfixed the monsters through the heart. | |
| - I'm transfixed by it all. | |
| - lt's a great story one day l loojed out of my window and saw a woman framed against another window a little sad, but very beautiful so beautiful, l was transfixed and then suddenly... a big black cloud came in between | |
| All the animals in the forest come out and they are transfixed as they watch their forest burning and they feel very awkward, very powerless, | |
| And there's something peculiarly transfixing about their gaze. | |
| Protected by soot and grime for over 700 years, this exceptionally powerful image of the Apocalypse - the Day of Judgment - has a transfixing, dreamlike quality. | |
| The power of the animal as it took the albatross was on the one hand terrifying, but on the other hand completely transfixing. | |
| "We stopped, transfixed by a mayfly's flight. | |
| "that transfixed the monsters through the heart. | |
| - I'm transfixed by it all. | |
| - lt's a great story one day l loojed out of my window and saw a woman framed against another window a little sad, but very beautiful so beautiful, l was transfixed and then suddenly... a big black cloud came in between | |
| All the animals in the forest come out and they are transfixed as they watch their forest burning and they feel very awkward, very powerless, | |
| And there's something peculiarly transfixing about their gaze. | |
| Protected by soot and grime for over 700 years, this exceptionally powerful image of the Apocalypse - the Day of Judgment - has a transfixing, dreamlike quality. | |
| The power of the animal as it took the albatross was on the one hand terrifying, but on the other hand completely transfixing. | |
