knobby in a sentence

1. They are often easy to see because they look thick and knobby.

2. It may cause knobby bumps on the nose, called rhinophyma (say "ry-no-FY-muh").

3. They are short and knobby, and are arranged regularly on the branches except on first-year growth.

4. But it is the daily familiarity with her husband’s body she is missing, the handling of his old, knobby flesh.

5. You need to lift the filter and check that the plastic knobby thing is still there and that it is dry and tight.

6. Usually, kids would simply modify their Schwinn Sting Ray bicycles by adding knobby tires and motocross handlebars.

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8. I always wondered about the knobby growths on the apple trees and since then have discovered that there are a couple of things that can cause them.

9. Eventually, the tree will get knobby and gnarled, but as long as there is enough foliage to cover all the pruning marks, it should still look good.

10. I was reluctantly optimistic that she would be so impressed with this knobby rubber rope thing that she’d change her ways after 8 years and go wild.

11. It seems like a long jump to this conclusion from a single knobby knee, but in fact, Michelangelo's living conditions and work habits support the hypothesis.

12. Coupled with regular street tires, instead of the knobby off-road factory tires that come with the Wrangler, you should also enjoy the added benefit of increased fuel efficiency.

13. If you are having some of the changes, such as the shortening of the digits, or on exam this person has very knobby looking joints, which would come from the damage in the joints, those are the things that point toward more aggressive disease.