loggerhead

Although the countries are at systemic loggerheads, both want to manage their differences.

Should they do so, and if both parties remain at loggerheads, Twitter effectively washes its hands and sends the dispute to the courts.

That signals that Gorsuch and Alito weren’t fully at loggerheads with their fellow conservatives about the outcome in many close cases, though they still disagreed about some component of the majority opinion’s reasoning.

One conservation effort enforced by island residents — including hoteliers — is the Lights Out for Sea Turtles initiative, which requires that beach-illuminating lights be turned off in the evenings during loggerhead nesting season.

The loggerhead lays three sets of eggs, each averaging one hundred and seventy.

It is not easy, even at a slight distance, to distinguish the loggerhead from the Northern shrike.

Marry, that you are an ass and a loggerhead, to seek Master Pisaro's house here.

A pleasant smell arose from it; he waited till it foamed up, and then drew the loggerhead out.

He soon had his charger in fair control, but the science of riding a big loggerhead turtle isn't picked up in a minute.