"I think we've only scratched the surface of emotion in the brain," he says.
Thee redneck scratched his head in bewilderment, and asked the doctor, "You reckon it might be the light that's attracting them?"
I leaned back in my desk chair and, as I do when I'm tired, pulled on my right earlobe and scratched my head, the right forefront where my hairline is beginning to retreat.
Your pet may jump from your arms and/or you could get scratched.
Swift did nothing to help her but, alarmed by scandal, simply scratched out her name in his papers.
When the team scratched the leg without first creating the artificial itch, the STT neurons fired — the normal STT-neuron response — but the scratching did nothing to calm them.
She lightly scratched my arms, which, to my surprise, I liked.
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The hen scratched up a few sands of grain.
So if you did want you to tickle her and you went about it in the wrong way, or something like that, then you deserve to get scratched.
Nothing needed to be scratched off—the ticket could be cracked if you knew the secret code.
Later I have an itchy nose, and, in no time at all, it is scratched.
Competitors tie their pants at the ankles, drop two ferrets in their pants, and see how long they can endure getting their genitals bitten and scratched.
The glaze of the table was scratched.
He scratched his head. "Who ya friends?"
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