They, the Rabbis, for better or for worse, were very ginger with this question.

After a very ginger landing, everyone aboard was able to see up close how lucky they had been to reach base.

Moving very slowly, taking extremely ginger steps, the woman felt beads of sweat dripping down from her body.

The position in the country and in this House might be well expressed by a reference to the recent activities of the ginger party in Great Britain — the party that demanded that more ginger be put into the conduct of the war.

He had, however, "put some more ginger in two nights ago. Things move with exasperating slowness in this country.”

The party managers demanded more “ginger.”

Can you buy dry ginger in Croatia? If not what is an alternative?

Here’s, um, not toast but bread, anyway. And a can of ginger.

A lot of people will tell you ‘ginger’ tastes best in glass, and there is a science behind that,” says the company’s commercial director.

Maybe I was naive in thinking that baking with fizzy juice (soda, ginger, pop, whatever your regional name for the stuff is!) would be straightforward.

They gingered the biscotti, black and whited the cookies and oated the meals.

The first breather of the day came when Naomi brought some gingered lemonade out to the barn.

The accident was an excuse merely to replace an old-fashioned regular with old-fashioned notions by an active, fire-eating young general who would ginger things up.

Before an action began, he liked to make bold predictions as to its outcome; this was part of his way of gingering people up, of creating an aura of victory to come.

Regarding this human angle, DeMille wrote, "I am sometimes accused of gingering up the Bible with large and lavish infusions of sex and violence. I can only wonder if my accusers have ever read certain parts of the Bible."

If he had been gingered, he would have gone well. After I bought him, I gingered him.

There he is, moving in his best form, with the full knowledge that that long whip in his rear will once more be round his flanks, as it has often been before, if he fails to wake up when he comes out for a show—well gingered, too, we should say, and all life and action.

These steps may not be immediately popular, but the society may have to bear with them until they succeed in gingering renewed interest and pride in the language so chosen.

In conclusion, intensive campaigns should be done in relation to gingering the nomads' interest in education, improve their interaction with neighbours and encourage them to start considering a more sedentary pastoral life.

I attended their concert first, so that was what gingered me to continue this school.

Spring training began on Christmas Day, when my cousin and I gingered onto the lot behind the fire station to try out our new spikes.

She gingered her way into the river and timidly splashed into its waters.

I gingered my hands into my grandfather’s [boxing] gloves.

Takin’ good care not to topple into the depths o’ this muddy ol’ ooze, I gingered my way across the muddy path along the river’s edge until I arrived at that big hat.

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