bulrush

What in the good name of bulrushes is going on?

One day he met an old woman and asked her about the three bulrushes.

Then she asked if they knew anything about the three bulrushes, but not one of them did.

A small object was moving toward them just above the level of the bulrushes.

He split the second bulrush as an experiment and just the same thing happened.

Bulrush, however, was the most abundant seed found at the site.

As he rode along one of the bulrushes happened to knock against something.

Their white feathers were bright among the bulrushes at the head of the creek.

The bulrushes had rushed wherever they wanted to go, which could be anywhere!

This marsh was also filled with bulrushes which accounts for part of the town's name.

But now the pace was slowing; the bulrushes were losing their power.

Then he looked about for the three bulrushes, pulled them up and set off with them on his way home.

So the tall plants were not bulrushes, after all.

Ten crawling paces and they were in amongst the bulrushes.

At last he cried out: "Father, since you will know, it is the root of the bulrush."

The bulrush is threatened by the destruction and degradation of its habitat.

Bulrush, a dark bay the same size as Figure, was known for his endurance and speed in harness.

Keep your eyes peeled for a campfire among these bulrushes."

In the afternoon, they had to wade a wetland of weeds and bulrushes.

I took a series of Marilyn Monroe standing among the bulrushes.

To his right, a lake covered with lily pads, bulrushes rising from its edge.

Out of the bulrushes that hid Moses, swarming in their millions.

But don't move a step forward, or your life is not worth a bulrush.'

A famous example is the ark of bulrushes in which the baby Moses was set afloat.

The bulrushes this small boat or basket was built with may have been papyrus.