Everywhere you looked, one of them seemed to be staring at nothing, drinking it in, transfixed: a dead stalk of dock weed or the blank corner of a stone wall or an icicle dribbled from the lip of a gutter.
ASEAN's effectiveness, as well as its membership, will be one stalk short of a bundle.
Across the fields and beyond a humming slash of motorway, the enormous bamboo stalk of Taipei 101, the second-tallest building in the world, stood like a punctuation mark.
'I look like I'm a hundred, ' he says with a grin, picking handfuls of wild basil from the ground and handing me a stalk.
He stoops to loosen a heavy bunch of small, blackish Monastrell grapes from the stalk and offers me one: a syrup-sweet burst on the tongue.
For me equilibrium represents a risk-free speculation where you can sit and stalk a company without taking an exposure waiting for the beginning of a large move in either direction.
It has a bright red stalk, a scrawny yellow leaf and is sweeter than the greener outdoor variety of which many Britons have bitter school-dinner memories.
So Reidenberg challenged his information privacy law class to cyber-stalk Scalia as a lesson in the transparency of personal information online.
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Using the stalk of the corn plant instead of the kernels could open up a limitless, renewable fuel supply.
Rather, it is cut high on the stalk and the remains of the plant are left to rot into a mat of organic material.
At Start Point the ghost of Henry Muge, a pirate executed on the beach below in 1581, is said to stalk the lighthouse.
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