A knobbled gourd sat proudly on the windowsill, slowly drying in the autumn sun.
He adjusted the knobbled focus ring on the camera, sharpening the image.
He carefully adjusted the knobbled knobs on the scientific instrument.
He carefully examined the knobbled edges of the ancient coin, trying to determine its authenticity.
He examined the knobbled surface of the fossil, trying to identify its origin.
He found a small, knobbled stone and pocketed it as a good luck charm.
He gripped the knobbled handle of the walking stick, leaning heavily on it for support.
He gripped the knobbled steering wheel, navigating the winding mountain road.
He ran his fingers over the knobbled surface of the Braille sign, deciphering the message.
He ran his hand over the knobbled surface of the antique furniture, appreciating its history.
He replaced the slippery doorknob with a knobbled one, improving safety.
He rubbed his chin, his fingers tracing the knobbled contours of his jawline.
He rubbed his hand over the knobbled bark of the cork oak, feeling the resilience of nature.
He smoothed his thumb over the knobbled head of the chess piece, contemplating his next move.
He spun the knobbled dial on the antique radio, searching for a clear signal.
He tightened his grip on the knobbled handle of the axe, preparing to chop wood.
He tightened his grip on the knobbled handle of the hammer, preparing to drive in the nail.
He tried to ignore the knobbled appearance of his knuckles as he nervously wrung his hands.
Her fingers, aged and knobbled with arthritis, still expertly knitted intricate patterns.
She admired the craftsmanship of the knobbled wooden box, its intricate carvings telling a story.
She admired the resilience of the plant, thriving despite its knobbled and twisted branches.
She admired the skill required to create such intricate knobbled designs in the wood.
She brushed the dust off the knobbled surface of the ancient artifact, revealing its intricate details.
She carefully arranged the knobbled vegetables on the platter, creating an appealing display.
She carefully polished the knobbled silver surface, restoring its original luster.
She found a knobbled piece of driftwood, destined to become a piece of art.
She found a small, knobbled mushroom growing beneath the pine needles.
She gently massaged her temples, feeling the knobbled tension in her muscles.
She noticed the knobbled texture of the imported pottery, a sign of its handcrafted origin.
She preferred the rustic charm of the knobbled, handmade soap.
She preferred the tactile feel of the knobbled clay over smooth ceramic.
She presented the knobbled walking cane, a family heirloom passed down through generations.
She tried to smooth out the knobbled surface of the dough, but it was stubbornly uneven.
The ancient ruins were a testament to the enduring power of stone, weathered and knobbled by time.
The ancient tree had a knobbled trunk, testament to centuries of harsh weather.
The ancient vine clung to the wall, its knobbled tendrils reaching for the sun.
The antique chair boasted a knobbled leg, a charming imperfection that added to its character.
The antique clock featured a decorative pendulum with a knobbled weight.
The antique door had a heavy, knobbled handle, cool to the touch.
The antique mirror had an ornate frame with knobbled detailing.
The antique safe featured a complex locking mechanism with a knobbled dial.
The archaeologist carefully brushed away the dirt, revealing a knobbled artifact.
The artisan created unique textures by adding knobbled elements to the sculpture.
The artisan used a special tool to create a knobbled pattern on the leather.
The artisan used a specialized hammer to create a knobbled effect on the metal jewelry.
The artist created a stunning mosaic using fragments of knobbled and textured glass.
The artist sought to capture the raw beauty of the knobbled landscape in his paintings.
The artist used a palette knife to create a knobbled effect in the oil painting.
The artist's brush strokes were thick and knobbled, creating a sense of depth and movement.
The athlete’s hands were calloused and knobbled from years of training.
The baker admired the knobbled crust of the freshly baked sourdough bread.
The blacksmith hammered the hot metal, creating a knobbled texture on the decorative piece.
The blacksmith used a special tool to create a knobbled texture on the horseshoe.
The chef insisted on using only the best ingredients, even if the carrots were slightly knobbled.
The child’s drawing depicted a fantastical creature with knobbled horns and glowing eyes.
The children collected knobbled sea glass on the beach, each piece worn smooth by the ocean.
The children delighted in finding knobbled seashells on the sandy beach.
The children enjoyed playing with the oddly shaped, knobbled branches they found in the forest.
The children giggled at the knobbled nose of the scarecrow, decorated with painted bumps.
The climber adjusted his grip on the knobbled rock face, continuing his ascent.
The climber carefully ascended the knobbled rock face, searching for a secure handhold.
The climber carefully navigated the treacherous, knobbled terrain, mindful of the sheer drop below.
The climber cautiously ascended the icy, knobbled slope.
The climber reached for a knobbled outcropping, hoping it would hold his weight.
The climber was forced to use his full strength to maneuver over the knobbled terrain.
The detective examined the weapon, noting the knobbled handle provided a firm grip.
The doctor palpated the patient's neck, feeling for any knobbled lumps.
The garden gnome clutched a knobbled pipe, a whimsical touch to the manicured lawn.
The gardener admired the unique shape of the knobbled squash.
The gardener protected the delicate seedlings from the harsh sun with knobbled netting.
The gardener pruned the rose bushes, leaving only the healthiest, knobbled stems.
The gardener used a trowel to plant seedlings in the knobbled soil.
The gnarled and knobbled branches of the willow tree reached towards the river.
The hiker paused to admire the view from the summit of the knobbled peak.
The hiker slipped on the knobbled rocks, twisting his ankle slightly.
The hiker stumbled on the knobbled terrain, regretting his choice of footwear.
The old book had a leather cover, worn and knobbled with age.
The old man's cane had a silver knobbled top, engraved with his initials.
The old map showed a mountain range with jagged peaks and knobbled foothills.
The old road was paved with knobbled cobblestones, making for a bumpy ride.
The old woman’s hands, knobbled with age, still moved with surprising dexterity.
The old wrench had a knobbled handle, providing a better grip for tough jobs.
The path led through a forest of trees with strangely knobbled roots.
The path wound through a landscape of knobbled hills, dotted with grazing sheep.
The potatoes were small and knobbled, but bursting with flavor.
The potter added small, knobbled embellishments to the surface of the teapot.
The potter deliberately created a knobbled surface on the vase, adding a tactile element.
The potter experimented with different glazes to highlight the knobbled texture of the clay.
The potter used a variety of tools to create the desired knobbled texture on the pot.
The pottery bowl was beautifully imperfect, with a charmingly knobbled rim.
The rock climber secured his grip on the knobbled overhang, preparing for a difficult ascent.
The roots of the mangrove tree were exposed, creating a strange and knobbled landscape.
The sculptor deliberately left the surface of the statue knobbled, giving it a raw, unfinished feel.
The sculptor deliberately roughened the surface, leaving it pleasingly knobbled.
The small, knobbled fruit was surprisingly sweet and juicy.
The strange fungus grew on the tree trunk, forming a bizarre, knobbled mass.
The texture of the knobbled fabric was surprisingly comforting against her skin.
The villain’s face was a roadmap of scars, knobbled and twisted from years of conflict.
The weaver preferred using yarn with a slightly knobbled texture, adding depth to her creations.
The wrestler’s ears were cauliflower-like, knobbled from years of grappling.