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Mr. Pike, like an enormous spider in a wind-tossed web, went back and forth along the slender bridge that was itself a shaken thread in the blast of the storm.
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“Ride the wind-tossed waves, a pirate scans the horizon, dolphins at his side.”
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In songs like "Caught a Long Wind" and "Cicadas and Gulls," Ms. Feist uses nature as metaphor; often, the narrator has a bird's perspective—above setting, wind-tossed, observing beauty at a distance.
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Picture yourself suspended by a life vest and bouncing in wind-tossed waves.
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“Ride the wind-tossed waves, a pirate scans the horizon, dolphins at his side.”
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Ms. Sakai shows Yu-chan looking very small in the large wind-tossed meadow, with just her white sunhat showing, and it's at this moment that the child—and the reader—realizes that she is lost.
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Spreading out like wind-tossed leaves, runners headed into the first mile, settling into their paces.
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None of them listened to wind-tossed dog tags clanking against the rifle, boots and helmet memorial of a newly killed Marine.
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Spreading out like wind-tossed leaves, runners headed into the first mile, settling into their paces.
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None of them listened to wind-tossed dog tags clanking against the rifle, boots and helmet memorial of a newly killed Marine.
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