Caterpillars

"Caterpillars" rumbled up, towing the heavier guns.

Attack An Infantry Subaltern's Impression of July 1st, 1916 John Masefield 1929

Caterpillars and pigeons will have the crop, but hey! it's spring!

Jean's Knitting Jean 2009

Caterpillars live forever, nothing ever flees, the bugs look upon you as their benevolent and beloved deity.

A Course In Positive Thinking Jane Flett 2011

Therefore, it's pretty much up to manufacturing to balance our trade, which gives us two choices: either export more Boeings and Caterpillars in return for all those Hyundais and BMWs, or produce more Fords and Chryslers here so we don't need to import so many Hyundais and BMWs.

Ian Fletcher: U.S. Manufacturing 'Red Hot'? Dream On Ian Fletcher 2011

Caterpillars dangle from the rustic branches, twisting on thin threads.

Country Diary: Cranleigh, Surrey 2011

Caterpillars and pupae furnish further realms of opportunity, and the curious world of butterfly eggs poses a fine challenge for fans of the seriously macro.

Are butterflies the UK's most beautiful endangered species? | Dan Flenley 2011

Caterpillars were lined up on my driveway like remains of a drive-by shooting, and when I added their souls to our dinnertime prayer, my mother said, “Emily, enough about the caterpillars.”

The Adults Alison Espach 2011

Caterpillars and pigeons will have the crop, but hey! it's spring!

Archive 2009-04-01 Jean 2009

"What is to be accomplished by forcing a market that works extremely well and efficiently under a regime that would require it to be almost cookie-cutter which wouldn't meet the needs of the Caterpillars and John Deeres of the world to operate a global marketplace?" asked former Rep. Kenneth E. Bentsen Jr ., who heads the Washington office of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, a large industry trade group.

Treasury's Ruling on Forex Exemption May Come Soon Michael R. Crittenden 2011

Caterpillars were lined up on my driveway like remains of a drive-by shooting, and when I added their souls to our dinnertime prayer, my mother said, “Emily, enough about the caterpillars.”

The Adults Alison Espach 2011