pitchfork

Shakti wrenched her pitchfork from the charred flesh of her first victim. The chain of goblins fell into a smoking pile.

She wears her clothes as if they were thrown on with a pitchfork.

To lift or toss with or as if with a pitchfork.

I seized the handle to essay another trial; when a young man without coat, and shouldering a pitchfork, appeared in the yard behind.

The pitchfork analysis consistently provided an overestimation of the skeletal effects and an under-estimation of the dental changes.

He was carrying a pitchfork. But he used it only to pitch manure out of that doorway while the cows weredriven in at the other.

All the same, these sites do not aspire to serve as iTunes, Pandora, or even Pitchfork.

The lower lip of the Singer with the pitchfork starts trembling. Dead silence spreads through the audience.

Pitchfork: Even now, U2 do not always get a lot of credit for recognizing when they need to change tack.

Shakti coolly sidestepped the thrust and jabbed her pitchfork forward , stabbing through her attacker's uplifted arm .

Why have globalisation's biggest beneficiaries been so slow to look up from their BlackBerries and take on the pitchfork protectionists ?

It has traded in country-club aristocracy for pitchfork populism.

All through their sittings, Zelda told me, Scott kept dropping the pitchfork.

The idea for the pitchfork and table fork came from forked sticks; the airplane from gliding birds.

Pitchfork: Obviously the music you've made has been very influential, but it's tough to name people who are clearly "Brian Eno influenced. "

There are three there, Bill, with a jolly large blue unicorn and gold pitchfork on 'em: which is the old lady's arms.

Pitchfork: Curiously, ABBA was not nearly as popular in America as they were throughout Europe.

The upcoming BEA WebLogic Server 10, which uses Spring and the Pitchfork Project to perform injection and interception.

Pitchfork: In some ways, making something that's both interesting and popular is the ultimate experiment.

A torch-and-pitchfork mob amasses near a dark castle.

A prong on an implement such as a fork or pitchfork.

The pitchfork anger of peasants might not matter so much if revolution in China didn't have a history of springing from rural discontent.

What a waste to use a pitchfork only for garden work.

To some, the vice-president has become a caricature: a cartoon recently depicted him showing the Devil how to wield his pitchfork.

Jabbingthe man with his pitchfork, the escorting demon snarled, "Who are you toquestion that woman's punishment? "

or send your youngest son after me with a pitchfork

Loading Mercury With A Pitchfork

The Influence of Imperfections Critical Loads of Pitchfork

he ain ' t just that fire - breathing guy with the pitchfork

and paint these walls in pitchfork red

A pitchfork with four prongs