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She would go with them sometimes when they were let out to graze.

When the two have got to know each other a bit better, they can go out to graze.

That he should not have been even grazed was too much.

One or two of them gave it up and started to graze.

Not close enough to graze him yet, but they were getting there.

She could feel the child's small body graze her arm.

"Yet people have come all this way to watch them graze?"

I love looking out the picture window and watching them graze.

Better to have his 500 head of cattle graze for several more years.

Are they going to leave me out here in the open to graze upon the grass?

Her mind reached out and grazed the side of the bus.

I could see why those who grazed would be annoyed.

For a moment it looks as if John is dead, but he was only grazed and continues on.

It was once an area of common land where people had the right to graze their animals.

The moment she pulled him up, he dropped his head to graze.

When she returned to hand him one, he felt her fingers graze his.

A bullet grazes the back of the young man's head.

Got a bit grazed on the coral, but the national health service here better than at home!

The bullet also grazed a woman standing 300 feet away.

There's too much snow in winter for them to graze.

As her hand grazed his, their grief ran between them.

The left running board was about to graze the pillar.

For a long moment we watched them graze in the low winter sun.

At the last moment, I hold back and my hand grazes his cheek.

Then it lowered its head and began to graze as if nothing had happened.

Here I have still the grazes of the cords with which they tied me.

"You let her go alone, and stayed nursing your grazes!"

I looked at the grazes on my fingers, and flexed them.

Not one had been harmed in the earthquake, beyond some grazes when they were flung down.

The wine's sharp sting on the grazes made her wince.

Her sweating body was plastered with dust, but there were only two slight grazes.

Blood emerged from the grazes sharp nails left around his Adam's apple.

Of the attacking force, there were some eighteen wounded, many more with minor grazes, but none dead.

You may need to watch him at first, so that you can clean and dress any grazes or cuts immediately.

"Boy" I minded no longer; but my grazes hurt.

Because you need a cream that's tough on germs but gentle on grazes.

My bruises and grazes were at that stage of development when the pain is at its most acute.

The direction of the grazes were upwards and inwards.

She brought a hand up to her face, licking the bloody grazes which scarred each knuckle.

As it was she had barely glimpsed the hall before the brief session in his study while he dealt with the grazes.

I felt a slight burning, and pulled off the glove to examine the grazes left across my hand by the wolf's teeth.

He sported a black eye and some grazes, a pink plaster sitting awkwardly on his chin.

Ransom sat up on one elbow, feeling the grazes on his cheeks and forehead.

There was a bandage round his hand where the metal pole had cut him and a number of grazes on his face.

We had to go to the hospital after that, for me to get my grazes seen to and for him to get his hands stitched.

They had left him so, under a linen sheet, to have only a clean, smooth surface touching his many bruises and broken grazes.

The Algerian War and its horrors crash headlong into these young grazes of the heart.

Helen half-turned and tipped her toes to show him the grazes on her calves.

However, although most sustained grazes, cuts and sprains as they rolled down to the riverbank, there was one serious casualty.

His tunic tore on hip and shoulder and skin beneath suffered painful grazes.