Citations:twister

English citations of twister

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• 1977, Ruth Ehrig McGrath, Developing Concepts of Health in Early Childhood, D.O.K. Publishers, →ISBN, uncertain page

  Make a twister mat of any of the four groups. For example a Fruit and Vegetable Twister.

• 1995, David Vale and Anne Feunteun, Teaching Children English, A Training Course for Teachers of English to Children, Cambridge University Press, →ISBN, page 70

  Play twister or bingo with the colours.

• 2001, Philip H. Isles, Polyverse, part 1, The Fulcrum, Buy Books on the web (publisher), →ISBN, page 124

  […] the car stopped suddenly, causing everyone to fall on the floor […] at which point we found ourselves in a pile of limbs, like a game of twister in three dimensions.

• 2001, Samuel A. Berne, Without ritalin, A Natural Approach to ADD, McGraw-Hill Professional, →ISBN, page 87

  Play twister, hide and seek, dot to dot, and visual maze games.

• 2002, Lauren J. Lieberman and Cathy Houston-Wilson, Strategies for Inclusion, Human Kinetics, →ISBN, page 131

  Student can correctly play twister with peers, and can consistently assist others when they are having trouble understanding what to do in the game

• 2003, Sleazegrinder (compiler), Gigs from Hell, True Tales of Rock and Roll Gone Wrong, Critical Vision, →ISBN, page 22

  The twister mat became so slippery that we said, "the hell with the costumes", and just got naked and slipped and slid all over the stage.

• 2004, J.J. Knight, Heap & Jones, Trafford Publishing, →ISBN, page 133

  “Is this a game of twister? Can anybody join in?”

• 2005, Ted Purves, what we want is free, generosity and exchange in recent art, SUNY Press, →ISBN, page 24

  sheer excess, a game of twister with ten thousand people

• 2005, Tracy Michigan, Get Dicey, Play Craps and Have Fun, Falbe Publishing, →ISBN, page 22

  Craps is not to be confused with the free-for-all at the roulette wheel where players twine over the table like it is a twister mat.

• 2006, Rosemary Callard-Szulgit and Greg Karl Szulgit, Mind-bending Math and Science Activities for Gifted Students, Rowman & Littlefield Education, →ISBN, uncertain page

  In Bean-Bag Hop!, students use a modified twister mat and toss bean bags onto the prenumbered circles.

• 2007, Erica Eaton, Ph.D. and Tara Smelt, Liminal:, Spaces-in-between Visible and Invisible, Lulu.com (publisher), →ISBN, page 7

  If the final form should be, you know, a game of twister, well then that's what it's going to be.

• 2007, Montre Bible, Heaven Bound, Kensington Publishing Corp., →ISBN, page 29

  “Okay, let's play twister.” […] “Strip poker?”

• 2008, Jay Rayner, The Man Who Ate the World, In Search of the Perfect Dinner, Macmillan, →ISBN, page 157

  I tried to do the roll with my index finger and my digits ended up in an uncomfortable muddle, a confusing game of twister.

• 2008, Paul Ruditis, Show, Don't Tell, Simon and Schuster, →ISBN, page 109

  “And it gets way cozier when we have parties with a few dozen of our closest friends,” Marq said. “A friendly game of twister can turn deadly when you've only got four feet of floor space.”

• 2008, Suzanne V. Reese, Where Hearts Prosper, Cedar Fort, →ISBN, page 187

  “Those trees look like zombies playing a game of twister,” Paige said […]

• 2008, Markus Naerheim, The City, Lulu.com (publisher), →ISBN, pages 309–310

  The men rolled out a twister mat and invited the women into the game.

• 2009, Albert J. Bernstein, Am I The Only Sane One Working Here?, McGraw Hill Professional, →ISBN, page 138

  In real life, it’s more like a game of twister, with your left foot in anger, your right elbow in guilt, and your butt hovering over fear.

• 2009, Dee Kelly, A Good Man's Sin, AuthorHouse, →ISBN, page 156

  […] he enjoyed outlasting all those in the game of twister.