Tumbler in a nursery rhyme

Usage examples of jill.

Even a bit drunk, Jill was agile, and she got through the dancing with her purity intact.

She had lovely hands, Jill thought, slender and graceful, with long fingernails that had been stained a tasteful orange-red with annatto seeds and polished to such a glossy perfection that Jill found herself hiding her own calloused fingers and bitten nails in her lap.

In the confusion, Jill slipped away, going around behind the broch and finding a quiet spot to sit in the shade of the ruined wall.

They flew right over it, northwards, crossing the river: the air grew colder, and Jill thought she could see the white reflection of the Owl in the water beneath her.

Jill dropped the bags and spun, looking for the cougher as her mind reflexively assessed the situation.

Pete needs on top of Celia dying, the deadfall burning, and Jill cracking up.

Jill had credited Miss Fawcett with an improved generalship in her campaign for the conquest of Mr.

Sam was on the New York end of a conference call with Jill in LA, and Figgy on another phone allegedly at the French offices of the United Nations.

Jane Mayer and Jill Abramson, who later wrote their own book flacking for Hill.

The only annoying thing was that the Nurse kept coming in and out, and every time she came in, she brought a gigantic toy with her - a huge doll, bigger than Jill herself, a wooden horse on wheels, about the size of an elephant, a drum that looked like a young gasometer, and a woolly lamb.

Susann Brailey, Jean Hobday, Cassie Goddard, Linda Hayes, Jill Shalvis, Wendy Chen, Jean Brashear, Carmen Ardura, and Leanne Banks.

It howled and fell away, and Jill rolled out from under it and scrambled to the bed.

While the cook bellowed for peace Jill grabbed the pair of lasses and knocked them apart so hard that they cowered back by the wall.

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Swinging, swooping, first high, then gliding low over the Horsekin camp, Jill led her on, threatened her with the spear, and worst weapon of all, mocked her.