(1) Or perhaps it'll be cyber-knitters, chanting some elaborated version of ÔÇÿknit one, purl twoÔÇÖ as they create mythic tapestries or heal rifts in the fabric of space-time.(2) I was most overwhelmed and went to bed having nightmares about socked feet walking up and down my naked body shouting knit one purl one faster fasterÔǪ(3) knit one, purl one(4) Suddenly he found there were other skills he had to teach his girls - knitting was just one of them, but the self-taught silversmith soon picked up the knit one, purl one skills as well!(5) It was just an experiment piece - where I tried to remember how to knit, purl , cast off, increase and decrease etc.(6) To spend a long part of your career knitting one purl , one plain, operating mainly below the radar level, and then to receive one of the world's great prizes is amazing.(7) I searched the Internet and found Web sites that had actual movies of how to cast on as well as knit, purl , and cast off.(8) Although, I find it less annoying than a rib - knit 3, move yarn, purl 3, move yarn, repeat - because I always loose track of what stitch I'm on.(9) Purl one, knit one, purl one, purl one - wait, that was a knit, wasn't it?(10) it was quiet except for the liquid purl of the fountain(11) a purl stitch(12) large stones stood blackly in the water, making it purl as it rolled around them(13) ÔÇÿSee how easily the white meat slices,ÔÇÖ a dark, rumbling voice purled around the gunner's ears.(14) The shadows lurched forward, purling around his ankles like tendrils of smoke.(15) No. 23 (F Major - Moderato) purls off the piano like drops of water for some forty seconds before the conclusion begins, in No. 24 (D Minor - Allegro appassionato), sweeping, broad, interlaced with runs.(16) A mercurial figure whom Sacco often draws veiled in purls of cigarette smoke, Neven is a ÔÇÿfixer,ÔÇÖ a source and guide to foreign journalists seeking access to the front lines.
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