Found Phrases

• grubby East Bloc housing projects and a splendidly renovated Harlem brownstone
• a tattooed mercenary with the curious name
• Let the f-ckers work that one out, Pete!"
• fanciful lyrics and swirling musical effects
• seemed overtly psychedelic, it sounded like some kind of trip
• snatch songs out of thin air
• because of the childlike nature of the song.
• an innocence we really cherished until it was snatched away
• "That made me giggle," she said.
• a mechanically tricked-out scientist
• Why does most of the world look like a refugee camp?
• a glowering sometime-mercenary lying low in war-demolished, near-future Eastern Europe, living just to unwind at night with a glass of red wine and a plate of varmint sautee
• in a "Sopranos" track suit and pepperoni-toned foundation
• a French-flavored cast primed for fun
• Young Louisianna waitress Sookie Stackhouse
• to play at deserted lakes under a full moon
• her belly slowly undulates hypnotizing the prey
• she moves like an arrow through the sandstorm, undisturbed, heat-seaking
• Are we supposed to take Diesel's kicker workboots and hoodie for an iconic sci-fi look?
• this overweight housekeeper trudging heavily through cobblestone streets in a shapeless black dress
• ordinary life, extraordinary artistic ability and eccentric mental states
• a village cleaning woman who turned out to be a Primitive artist possessed of a powerful talent
• ordered by its own quiet rhythms
• They are attracted to lighted windows at night, just like moths, their prey
• They creep across the glass, reminding me of the childhood game red light, green light
• Sometimes it misses; sometimes it catches a wing, which is the same as a miss.
• scurry in the opposite direction if they encounter one of us. I *think they classify us in the same category as cats, only bigger

once trapped a large gecko in cupped hands, intending to transfer it outdoors. It bit the fleshy part of a finger and held on, like a snapping turtle. There was no prying it loose.

• Small openings not only allow geckos to come inside the house, but they provide secretive shelter, where they mate, during the day.
• covered with tiny tuburcles, or bumps;
• smooth-skinned. Their skin is so transparent you can see blood coursing through their veins when they cling to the kitchen windowpanes with their suction-cup feet.