Please
complete the following sentences with a “ Prepositions of Time, Place and
Movement ”.
Preposition of time
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Explanations
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in
|
ü inside
|
at
|
ü used to show an
exact position or particular place
|
ü table
|
|
ü events
|
|
ü place where you are
to do something typical (watch a film, study, work)
|
|
on
|
ü attached
|
ü next to or along the
side of (river)
|
|
ü used to show that
something is in a position above something else and touching it.
|
|
ü left, right
|
|
ü a floor in a house
|
|
ü used for showing
some methods of traveling
|
|
ü television, radio
|
|
by, next to, beside, near
|
ü not far away in
distance
|
between
|
ü in or into the space
which separates two places, people or objects
|
behind
|
ü at the back (of)
|
in front of
|
ü further forward than
someone or something else
|
under
|
ü lower than (or
covered by) something else
|
below
|
ü lower than something
else.
|
over
|
ü above or higher than
something else, sometimes so that one thing covers the other.
|
ü more than.
|
|
ü across from one side
to the other.
|
|
ü overcoming an
obstacle
|
|
above
|
ü higher than
something else, but not directly over it
|
across
|
ü from one side to the
other of something with clear limits / getting to the other side
|
through
|
ü from one end or side
of something to the other
|
to
|
ü in the direction of
|
ü bed
|
|
into
|
ü towards the inside
or middle of something and about to be contained, surrounded or enclosed by
it
|
towards
|
ü in the direction of,
or closer to someone or something
|
onto
|
ü used to show
movement into or on a particular place
|
from
|
ü used to show the
place where someone or something starts:
|
Of
|
ü expressing the
relationship between a part and a whole.
|
Preposition of time
|
Explanations
|
on
|
ü days
|
ü weekend (American
English)
|
|
in
|
ü months / seasons /
year
|
ü morning / evening /
afternoon
|
|
ü period of time
|
|
at
|
ü night
|
ü weekend (British
English)
|
|
ü used to show an
exact or a particular time:
|
|
since
|
ü from a particular
time in the past until a later time, or until now
|
for
|
ü used to show an
amount of time.
|
ago
|
ü back in the past;
back in time from the present:
|
before
|
ü at or during a time
earlier than
|
to
|
ü used when saying the
time, to mean before the stated hour
|
past
|
ü telling the time
|
to
|
ü until a particular
time, marking end of a period of time
|
from
|
ü used to show the
time when something starts
|
till / until
|
ü up to (the time
that)
|
by
|
ü not later than; at
or before
|
Please
point out the errors if you come across any. (There are some really special
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Always
remember – “practice makes perfect; thus, we are what we repeatedly do”
1001.
Behind it
stood a tall, middle aged male _______ a
jet black suit, jet black dress shirt and gray tie.
1002.
If you have
been _______ my Christmas list
_______ a while, you are aware that both
Momma and Daddy have not been well _______
the _______ three years.
1003.
Crusaders
believed this _______ be against
European Union competition law as well as a form _______ state aid _______ Linfield.
1004.
Gallarati
studied properties _______ varieties
whose tangent spaces meet certain linear subspaces along spaces _______ dimension higher than expected.
1005.
Veerappan,
after being used _______ living
_______ the jungle, couldn't recondition
himself _______ the idea _______ migrating _______ concretized Chennai.
1006.
Furnham was
speaking _______ advance _______ the release _______ a report _______ binge drinking _______ which he has contributed.
1007.
Rather than
trying _______ bludgeon our way
_______ it, or try and ignore it, we
need _______ work with it a bit.
1008.
Jane admits
_______ feeling much relieved
_______ his presence, his warm voice and
affection, _______ _______ her bed.
1009.
Under
Napoleon, a new emphasis _______ the
destruction, not just outmanoeuvring, _______
enemy armies emerged.
1010.
I only hope
we'll be lucky, and the marketing mooks and midriffs will learn this
_______ it comes crashing down
_______ all _______ our heads.
1011.
Above all the
health service should operate _______ a
way that keeps patients out _______
acute hospitals, thus minimising costs.
1012.
The Transport
Research Laboratory and Broadmoor Hospital are _______ Crowthorne _______ the Wokingham boundary.
1013.
By
definition, the hanging wall occurs _______
the fault plane and the footwall occurs _______ the fault.
1014.
Boucher
considered these tapestry cartoons, which belonged _______ Mine de Pompadour and hung _______ her chateau _______ Bellevue, _______ be among his happiest inventions.
1015.
It has long been
established that there is a strong association _______ crime and deviant behavior and the breakdown
_______ social bonds or norms.
1016.
It might just
be the jagoff _______ the computer
terminal _______ _______ you, but you're competing!
1017.
Gilly
glowered soggily _______ him
_______ _______ the overflowing basin, wielding a large
sponge and a rather nasty-looking scrub brush.
1018.
This new
method is a great advancement _______
_______ techniques.
1019.
Above the
bead, a slim belt _______ baggy creases
circled her round beneath her bosom and her cleavage was covered modestly.
1020.
Previously,
AirTran flew non-stop flights _______
the cities only _______ Saturday.
1021.
Behind pocket
doors, the formal dining room table sits _______ one _______
three fireplaces.
1022.
If the defendant
signifies an intention _______ plead not
guilty, proceedings _______ determine
the mode _______ trial are held _______ magistrates.
1023.
A North
American _______ birth, he spent 20
years _______ state and national
politics _______ the US _______ moving _______ Indonesia.
1024.
His diving
technique would certainly not be out _______
place _______ an Olympic pool.
1025.
Highway
engineers also plan _______ put up
fencing along large stretches _______
the bypass _______ stop newts,
badgers and foxes _______ straying
_______ the road.
1026.
The children
_______ the poor were expected
_______ help _______ the family budget, often working long hours
_______ dangerous jobs _______ low wages.
1027.
Watch the
flying fieldsman, Keen _______ save the
fourer, Gallop _______ the wooden box
Sacred _______ the scorer!
1028.
Megan had
always been a pretty girl with deep red hair a nice body, but she considered
herself barely ratable _______
_______ Lisa.
1029.
They make a
joke _______ it, and look like little
kids playing house _______ calling it a
marriage.
1030.
He started
learning _______ drive and he has been
itching _______ opportunities
_______ practice ever _______
.
1031.
He would have
much more _______ be cheerful about and
_______ we knew it he would be full _______ the blarney, not _______ mention the Guinness.
1032.
Above all
fascists and their friends found an echo _______ ruling circles _______ their pro-Hitler, anti-Jewish, anti-communist
beliefs.
1033.
Naomi then
steadied herself _______ a wide leg
stance _______ _______ _______
the barbell, propped _______
chest-height _______ a metal
stand.
1034.
As soon as
darkness was complete, Olivia looked _______
the clock _______ her bed.
1035.
He rode
_______ his black warhorse stood
_______ Copper, grabbing her reigns so
she could go no further toward Snowkeep.
1036.
She kneeled
down _______ _______ him, clutched his throat and whispered a
severe warning _______ him.
1037.
The Show
which they call Lacone is a poem intermix with Epic and Dramatic, which lasts
three days, _______ eight _______ the morning _______ seven _______
night.
1038.
Leaving my
flat, tuna-nourished, I looked _______
both shoulders as I took the five minute walk.
1039.
I watched as
her shadow fled _______ my sight
_______ looking down _______ the cloth _______ finish folding it _______ a little compress.
1040.
Under the
constitution, the Czech president is elected _______ a majority _______ both houses _______ parliament.
1041.
The witnesses
should obtain and document the consenting person's name and relationship
_______ the patient.
1042.
Most people
try _______ put _______ least some distance _______ them and their parents, particularly if
they've undergone a strict upbringing.
1043.
Shakespeare
has left us a satiric portrait _______
the poet who writes verses _______
the yard _______ please a patron
_______ Timon _______ Athens.
1044.
Depleted
uranium is an extremely dense substance derived _______ enriched uranium.
1045.
Bryan, who is
son _______ Michael and Carmel Reidy,
went _______ New York _______ the early 1980s _______ a summer break _______ college.
1046.
Mark
Gillingham heads the technology unit _______
the Great Books Foundation _______
Chicago.
1047.
Is this
someone's way _______ telling us we're
short _______ our annual allotment
_______ carrots?
1048.
It was set
_______ the mountain side, and trees bent
_______ it, so that it's cove would be
hidden _______ low hanging branches and
leaves.
1049.
Frank Williams
looked _______ Honda, which was
developing its own turbocharged V6 engine with the Spirit team.
1050.
Kids play
cricket _______ the road, young men idle
_______ the edges, women scrub small
wads _______ wet clothes _______ buckets _______ precious water.
1051.
As someone
who has lived _______ both, I can assure
you that there is a world _______
difference _______ the two
conditions.
1052.
The three
leopards represents the strength and courage Normandy has _______ the neighbouring provinces.
1053.
Bronchial
asthma is a respiratory system condition _______ which the air tubes _______ the lungs become especially vulnerable
_______ constriction.
1054.
This includes
an increase _______ net migration
_______ 381,969 people _______ the Commonwealth _______ the 2010 census.
1055.
On dark,
clear nights this absorption nebula stands prominently _______ _______
_______ the spectacular Milky
Way.
1056.
The hay was
gathered _______ the fields, and the
cattle turned _______ the eddish.
1057.
Police found
bullets and spent cartridges _______ the
scene and believe a 9mm automatic pistol was used.
1058.
The
cool-water assemblage was dominated _______
another species, which rejoiced _______
the glorious name Neogloboquadrina pachyderma.
1059.
For days
afterwards, bodies continued _______
wash _______ the shores
_______ the isles along with the
wreckage _______ the warships and
personal effects.
1060.
Cameron
stepped _______ the gas harder, honked
the horn _______ warn a group
_______ teenagers who were considering
stepping _______ the road right
_______ _______ _______
him.
1061.
When I wanted
to, I could sit nude, as the entire yard was enclosed _______ a tall cement block fence that had been
painted pink.
1062.
Donna comes
outside and sits _______ _______ me _______
the Adirondack chair I built _______
her the year I retired.
1063.
The rituals,
which began _______ 4 _______ the morning continued _______ evening and around 40 Acharyas were present
_______ the sacred ceremony.
1064.
The nation
appears _______ be split _______ the question _______ whether abortion should be available
_______ demand or only _______ certain conditions.
1065.
John suffers
continual rejection _______ his mother,
who perceives and treats him markedly differently _______ his brother.
1066.
Brett Sales
yanked the Cavalier's gear down _______
fifth _______ fourth _______ overtake the van _______ _______
_______ him _______ he reached the _______ roundabout.
1067.
Mrs. Jackson
still kept doggie biscuits _______ her
pockets, even though her furbaby had died two months ago.
1068.
Most
_______ the applications were short and
boring, but Jim's eyes instantly settled _______ the longest one.
1069.
I was putting
away the short ball, hitting the forehands well and not missing anything
_______ the backhand.
1070.
I was
_______ secondary school and I somehow
got it _______ my head that because I
was good _______ sciences I should
become an engineer.
1071.
Behind the
counter there was a doorway _______
which Mike could see _______ the
kitchen.
1072.
Rapid
solution exchanges were accomplished _______
a series _______ flow pipes mounted
_______ a piezoelectric bimorph
_______ evoke NMDA receptor currents.
1073.
Almost any
walk-in neighborhood medical clinic should see its business growing
_______ the _______ decade.
1074.
Like
_______ most industrialised nations, the
print media have been affected _______ a
severe crisis _______ the _______ decade.
1075.
She was
listening rock music and rap _______ a
small black radio that was _______
_______ her.
1076.
A popular
maskandi artist, Phuzekhemisi, had _______
lessen the political influence within his music _______ be ready _______ the public sphere.
1077.
The Valley
Station features accessible parking _______
the entrance and access _______
the station via a funicular-like lift device called an inclinator.
1078.
He wanted
_______ keep shooting _______ the scrabbly old unpainted building came
creaking and crashing down.
1079.
They gave up
several recesses _______ the
_______ few weeks _______ glue, color and do whatever was necessary
_______ complete the mural.
1080.
Reggie woke
her _______ a frightless slumber years
_______ with a tarantula _______ a shoebox, disappointed when it didn't make
her scream.
1081.
Above the
pectoral is a long membranaceous scale equalling, or very nearly, the fin
itself.
1082.
Behind these
natural breastworks, the company fired repeated volleys _______ the approaching horsemen.
1083.
We need
_______ teach students that bylines and
datelines represent a pact _______ the
reporter and the reader, viewer, or listener.
1084.
As scandals
continue _______ unfold _______ _______
_______ him, they beg more
questions than I am sure Scott Walker would like _______ answer.
1085.
I've ne'er
heard his name named _______ I saw him
go out _______ the yard as stout a man
as ever trod shoe-leather.
1086.
My 'car' is
my tricycle with 250watt electric assist via a hubmotor _______ the right rear wheel.
1087.
The table
_______ shows the notional figures
_______ seats won _______ each party _______ the last election.
1088.
It was three
minutes _______ three postmeridian
_______ the operating room _______ the new Wireless Station recently installed
_______ the United States Naval
Observatory.
1089.
She blanched
with fear, as though her worst fears stood incarnate _______ her.
1090.
And if the
taxi driver is upset that I blocked his path _______ all _______
30 seconds, well, as demonstrated I would have headed him off
_______ the traffic lights anyway.
1091.
The difference
_______ the two is simply one vowel
point added _______ the Hebrew letter.
1092.
Behind stretched
a rocky plateau, the one pale cafe au lait _______ colour, the other _______ deeply rusted iron.
1093.
We moved
briskly along _______ the edge
_______ Sloan's Lake, when Fred stopped
short with such suddenness that he fairly yanked my arm out _______ the socket.
1094.
Wide
fluctuations began _______ 1998, when
the kip was valued _______ about 6,200
_______ the U.S. dollar.
1095.
This is
probably intended as a preliminary move _______
establishing an Amazon imprint.
1096.
All the time
Jeremiah talked, Mathias edged closer _______
the body, making the girl seem _______
shrink and wither _______ the
size _______ him.
1097.
The typhoon
blew _______ _______ Vietnam and swept _______ the northeast region _______ Thailand.
1098.
Firefighters
_______ blue watch _______ Sheffield Central fire station line up
_______ _______ _______
one _______ their fire
appliances.
1099.
Venture
_______ York after the shops have shut
and _______ the nightlife picks up, and
something strange happens. You enter the twilight zone.
1100.
Yeager, herself
a statuesque blond model and 30-time beauty pageant winner, was just as
comfortable _______ _______ _______
the camera.
1101.
For their
first date, he invited her _______ split
a bottle _______ whiskey _______ a highway overpass.
1102.
Above all, it
reconfirmed my feeling that I really was better off not going.
1103.
In a low
pressure system the warm _______ is the
first _______ pass over. This occurs
when warm air meets cold air and the warm air rises _______ it.
1104.
The
department planned _______ erect
additional fencing along the runway _______
keep out stray animals.
1105.
Christie
frequently used settings that were familiar _______ her _______
her stories.
1106.
She'd been
sitting _______ _______ Peter Burt, head honcho _______ the Bank _______ Scotland.
1107.
Progress _______ these goals, which were _______ be met _______ 2015, was ultimately uneven.
1108.
Behind one
_______ the cameras a lizard scuttles up
the wall and disappears down the other side.
1109.
Finally,
_______ the self-absolutory strategy, a
negative _______ is seen _______ have produced a negative present.
1110.
Parishes have
not existed _______ Greater London
_______ 1965, but _______ 2007 they could legally be created.
1111.
If there are
weed seeds, weed debris, chaff or non-grain material, clean the grain
_______ putting it _______ the bins.
1112.
Above all,
she is associated with Twelfth Night and Epiphany, 5 and 6 January.
1113.
Stop
perpetuating the idea that young women out _______ the lash and dressed _______ _______
_______ nothing are asking
_______ it.
1114.
In the
_______ couple _______ centuries, European monarchs without an
official ordinal have been rarities.
1115.
For some
moments I was lost _______ a succession
_______ overbridges, retaining walls and
manicured slopes along the gently winding superb new motorway.
1116.
In some
cases, concrete and stone retaining walls and dikes are erected along banks
_______ stave off overflow _______ heavy rain.
1117.
But how can
it work _______ the threat _______ force _______
an aggressive militaristic power?
1118.
The Indian
subcontinent drifted northeastwards, colliding with the Eurasian plate nearly
55 million years ago, _______ the end
_______ Paleocene.
1119.
Instead
_______ waiting _______ the car _______ warm up, it is better _______ drive the vehicle _______ low gear _______ the engine warms up.
1120.
A fortnight
later, his body was laid _______ that
_______ Sir Thomas More _______ the chapel _______ St Peter ad Vincula within the Tower
_______ London.
1121.
Women are
more likely _______ suffer _______ urinary incontinence than men, but both genders
should be aware _______ the condition.
1122.
There are
many lakes and moraines, legacies _______
the last glacial period, which ended about ten millennia ago.
1123.
Shops along
the southern side _______ Union Street
also need _______ be spruced up but are
now the subject _______ intensive public
debate.
1124.
The twelve
_______ us must wait _______ tomorrow _______ we can retire _______ the jury room, discuss all that we have heard
and finally reach a verdict.
1125.
They pounded
_______ unburned grass _______ the up-gulch side _______ Dodge's fire so that Dodge's fire acted as a
buffer _______ the main fire.
1126.
It was ruled
that it was a possibility _______ the
redevelopment _______ be classed as
state aid _______ Linfield.
1127.
Agha
Ghazanfar would be allowed _______ use
the official residence and car _______
then but he would not interfere _______
administration matters, they added.
1128.
Cultivator
teeth work _______ the surface, usually
_______ weed control, whereas chisel
plough shanks work deep beneath the surface.
1129.
He was told
_______ wait _______ the adjoining cloakroom but, unbeknown
_______ his teacher, sprinted outside
and _______ the school gates.
1130.
We only just
managed _______ finish _______ time _______
working _______ full stretch
_______ first thing _______ the morning.
1131.
The cops
responded with what sounded like stun grenades and more tear gas which promptly
blew back _______ their faces.
1132.
Mr. Prayter
was a thorough-going cleric _______ the
way _______ eating. He ate _______ there was nothing left.
1133.
Through the
tiny window I watched the pensioners shuffling _______ with their yappy dogs, the parking inspectors
_______ the prowl.
1134.
Now hardly
anybody works _______ Saturday mornings
and cars and buses are freely available _______
make the short journey _______
Ibrox or Parkhead.
1135.
The second
point is that the difference _______ a
viable and a non-viable project is generally less than clear-cut.
1136.
Once they
have access _______ the telephone
system, the hackers are able _______
reconfigure it and then make as many calls as they want.
1137.
Above him, a
massive scale model _______ the solar
system rotated, its sun casting a bright ray that ricocheted around the entire
room.
1138.
I was
concerned _______ the degree
_______ animosity displayed _______ the witness box _______ the respondent _______ the applicant.
1139.
Devizes
should have its own town centre manager _______
spearhead efforts _______
rejuvenate retail activity _______
late August or early September.
1140.
He waited
_______ the other two were out
_______ sight _______ walking _______ his own car and driving _______ the craft workshop _______ Catford.
1141.
To the side I
heaped up a pile _______ purple orach,
and _______ course we set out piles
_______ business cards and brochures
along with an open photo album.
1142.
Mr. Guirl is
a native _______ Indiana, and his
partner, Mr. H. A. Daggett, who was born _______ Maine, joined him _______ Clay City about six years ago.
1143.
She turned
her gaze away _______ the transfixing
sight _______ her and glanced
_______ Cinaed, who was half-dozing
_______ a chair.
1144.
Goodyear
Dunlop had their only UK car tyre factory _______ _______
the Tanfield site _______ its
2006 closure.
1145.
I had first
heard _______ ice golf two summers
earlier, while traveling _______ the
midnight sun _______ northern
Scandinavia.
1146.
Much
_______ the lower slopes are mantled
_______ thick deposits _______ glacial _______ or boulder clay dating _______ the last Ice Age.
1147.
In the Old
World, humans learned _______ smelt
metals _______ prehistoric times, more
than 8000 years ago.
1148.
Behind him
the ship's company, some carrying red roses, streamed down the brows
_______ reunite with their loved ones.
1149.
Reaching the
sitting area, he grinned _______ Jake
and flopped _______ another chair,
chafing his hands _______ get a modicum
_______ feeling back _______ them.
1150.
I found photo
albums and home videos strewn all _______
the family room floor, picture frames _______ the walls akimbo and beds unmade.
1151.
I can make
neutrons dance _______ a new tune, but I
shrink _______ telling a human tick
_______ fasten _______ someone else.
1152.
It has risen
slightly _______ around 9,000 _______
, largely due _______ the
development _______ the Barbican Estate.
1153.
In Luxembourg
only voters _______ the age _______ 75 and those who are not physically
handicapped or chronically ill have the legal obligation _______ vote.
1154.
He crawled
over, among the power tools and nails and spikes and dangerous edges, and slid
the bolt across.
1155.
She led me
_______ the door _______ a smaller room containing a sofa and chairs
with a beautiful desk and bookcase.
1156.
Under his
chairmanship, the meeting would erupt, voices would crackle and snap, then
subside _______ chuckles and nods.
1157.
The work
opens with a beguiling play _______
diagonal white lines _______ a
black screen, entering _______ irregular
moments.
1158.
He stuck
candles _______ wine bottles
_______ each _______ his artfully mismatched tables.
1159.
The
photographs were taken _______ a hidden
spot _______ a public road which passes
_______ _______ _______
the chateau.
1160.
Just slide
the daughtercard _______ the audioboard
connectors and plug the audio card _______
your computer.
1161.
When I was an
apprentice many years ago, the 125 used _______
come _______ Markinch station
_______ Fife _______ 1.27pm every weekday.
1162.
During its
path along the template, RNA polymerase may encounter positions where it
hesitates and pauses _______ a variable
period _______ time.
1163.
The Kadzik
garden has two personalities, divided _______
the brick path and flanking boxwood hedges.
1164.
If you were
_______ a spaceship and you passed
_______ the Earth's umbra you would not
be able _______ see any part _______ the Sun.
1165.
The drawing
_______ mandalas or yantras _______ the high traditions, floor and wall paintings
_______ women _______ folk traditions, all display a magical
structure.
1166.
Behind this
lies a genuine satiric point about the booming heritage industry's dependence
_______ quaint appellations and
sentimental conservation.
1167.
Throughout
most _______ the day, when the plant is
transpiring, these vessels will contain water _______ substantial hydraulic tension.
1168.
Most bills
were _______ 2006 considered
_______ Standing Committees, which
consisted _______ _______ 16 and 50 members.
1169.
Catwalks
extended _______ the open spaces
_______ me which were filled with
machinery _______ different kinds.
1170.
Above the
clerical collar encircling his neck, his face bears the weathered scars and
wrinkles indicative _______ someone who
has survived mean times.
1171.
And, along
with African violets and streptocarpuses I have chiritas, an espicia, an
alsobia, sinningias and columneas.
1172.
An immediate,
but quickly rejected option is _______
drop the selling price _______ 10
percent.
1173.
Click here
_______ see a photo _______ Galbraith and Fairchild posing _______ _______
_______ barbed wire that marked
off mines _______ the zone.
1174.
The United
States has a birth rate _______ 13 per
1,000, which is 5 births _______ the
world average.
1175.
An old hag
_______ _______ the isle grinned toothlessly _______ me as he left and said something I couldn't
understand.
1176.
The launch
_______ the spacecraft was aborted
yesterday just 20 seconds _______
blast-off.
1177.
The centuries
would vote, one _______ a time,
_______ a measure received support
_______ a majority _______ the centuries.
1178.
Instead, he
ruled _______ a 'nominated assembly'
which he believed would be easy _______
the Army _______ control, _______ Army officers did the nominating.
1179.
As April
arrived the lake water level rose _______
a couple _______ feet after a
sustained period _______ rain.
1180.
Christie's
father Frederick was a member _______
the American upper class, and had been sent _______ Switzerland _______ his education.
1181.
Beth Orton
has latched her acoustica _______ the
Chemical Brothers electronica with surprising results.
1182.
Twice Cheadle
defenders misplaced passes _______ Hoyle
who sent Longley _______ _______ both occasions.
1183.
The old town
_______ Warsaw has been painstakingly
reconstructed _______ photographs, down
_______ the most minute detail.
1184.
Above all,
these works set as their priorities artifice and visual pleasure.
1185.
And, as the
secured creditor has consented _______
the payment, no recoupment _______
the money paid is possible.
1186.
In polytheism
various religious views and values are recognized, and are thought _______ as moving _______ their mutual existence.
1187.
There was
more _______ the same _______ the third set as the Belgian displayed some
stylish tennis _______ race _______ the lead.
1188.
Another
important practice is maintaining the pressure _______ the underground gasifier _______ that _______
the surrounding groundwater.
1189.
I have seen
far too many people give up too quickly _______
their programs after a few short weeks.
1190.
Some other
scholars have argued that it may have derived _______ a script used _______ a non-Chinese people living nearby, called
the Yao.
1191.
Above all, I
want _______ make sure that I'm
observing everything as objectionably as possible that you know how you'll
respond as a person.
1192.
Her
headmaster _______ St Michael's, Alfred
Dunn, has been suggested as the inspiration _______ the Harry Potter headmaster Albus Dumbledore.
1193.
More than one
stallion can be housed _______ the same
roof, but they should all have separate paddocks or grazing patches.
1194.
And when she
reached _______ her head _______ tie her hair, Ric could see the shapely
curves _______ her body which made him a
little hot _______ the collar.
1195.
He stood
_______ _______ the other garden, _______ a bush _______ pale Michaelmas daisies, watching the last
bees crawl _______ the hive.
1196.
Graphical
charts can be generated _______ the fly
_______ this data or generated as static
pages _______ scheduled intervals.
1197.
We sat
_______ enough meetings _______ know they were getting a raw deal and they
hadn't the money or the clout _______
fight back.
1198.
The GP later
told her he had given her the kiss _______
life after she had turned blue following a life-threatening reaction
_______ the painkilling drug.
1199.
She walked
_______ _______ the large wardrobe that lined the wall _______ the cove and the windows.
1200.
Above all
else, it is an extended, high-spirited, ludic exploration _______ human language-making.
1201.
We have not
gotten off that, which is why we're short _______ equipment and personnel and training.
1202.
Above the
doorways, cherubs cluster around rich pediments and everywhere there is the
sparkle _______ freshly-applied 24-carat
gilding.
1203.
A template is
simply the cut-out outline _______ a
board traced _______ a permanent
material such as cardboard, particle-board, Plexiglas, or masonite.
1204.
Michael's
beloved bike is blue _______ the
_______ and silver _______ the back, with red writing across.
1205.
Similar
trickery explains why the Government wants _______ criminalise the wearing _______ face paint or silly masks _______ demonstrations.
1206.
There were no
independent witnesses _______ the
accident which occurred _______ the main
Cork-Bandon road.
1207.
She unbraided
her hair, running her fingers _______ it
_______ carefully brushing it.
1208.
Achieving
highly precise longitude remained a problem _______ geography _______ the application _______ Galileo's Jovian moon method _______ the 18th century.
1209.
It was not
_______ 1837, however, that the state's
first legislature passed a comprehensive slave code _______ regulate slaves, slavery, and free blacks.
1210.
Sure enough,
he gave us a right old walloping _______
_______ _______ the press, claiming that Jack had never had
any deal _______ the table.
1211.
Little
Johnny's late _______ school again, and
sidles _______ the classroom just
_______ lunch.
1212.
Other people
connected with the Scottish renaissance, not mentioned previously, are listed
below.
1213.
After
midnight _______ daybreak I expect the
rain _______ become most steady with the
warm _______ directly _______ southern New England.
1214.
Her rapid-fire
delivery and syncopation allows her _______
coast _______ hardcore beats as
she drops science with her new school feminism.
1215.
Wincing as a
sliver _______ pain traveled down his
body, he looked _______ _______ the little analog clock set _______ the desk lamp.
1216.
I decided
_______ dwell overnight _______ this capital _______ the north country _______ the camping site _______ the swimming pool and elementary school.
1217.
History does
not record stitched garments _______ a
fairly late date but garments made _______
fine cloth, with intricate weaves and designs, were very much part
_______ ancient India.
1218.
Also, these
synthetic blankets, like paper and plastic sheeting, must be overlapped, taped,
and weighted _______ stay _______ place _______
windy conditions.
1219.
She was head
girl _______ Musselburgh high school and
that ethos lingers.
1220.
The work
consists _______ a monoprint
_______ herself sitting _______ a chair with the stones lined up _______ the drawing _______ a vitrine.
1221.
The
substances were mixed _______ various
proportions _______ an optimum was
reached.
1222.
The family
Elephantidae is known _______ have
existed six million years _______
_______ Africa, and includes the
living elephants and the mammoths.
1223.
Hurrying
_______ _______ 818, she was not very surprised _______ find the door slightly ajar.
1224.
They demand a
strict demarcation _______ police duties
and intelligence duties.
1225.
These waves
can race _______ the ocean like the
crack _______ a bullwhip, gaining
momentum _______ thousands _______ kilometers.
1226.
This water
flows back _______ the lake down an
artificial weir and man-made stream _______
re-enter the lake _______ three
outlets along the island bank.
1227.
The rock and
soil debris may even move _______ very
shallow slopes, resulting _______ a
large accumulation _______ head
_______ the valley bottom.
1228.
They may
outlive their friends who can give insights _______ their achievements and character.
1229.
A single
striker was aided _______ breaks
_______ the wide players whenever they
dared.
1230.
When a mother
yapok dives underwater, her baby is saved _______ drowning _______ a waterproof pouch.
1231.
The only
reason why you might want _______ rebel
against your culture was because you had been got _______ _______
some western liberals who've put these different ideas _______ your head.
1232.
Walk
_______ it _______ say goodbye one last time _______ the movers come and box everything up.
1233.
Edward
remained _______ captivity _______ March, and even after his release he was kept
_______ strict surveillance.
1234.
Six riders
broke _______ a lead group _______ 15 and worked well together _______ maintain a healthy advantage going
_______ the run.
1235.
It's very
clear that those six stories differ _______
stories where a person speaks _______
a mouthpiece, like a lawyer or a family member.
1236.
The vocal
writing ranges _______ straightforward
singing, Sprechstimme, and speech, depending _______ the dramatic role that the music must play.
1237.
Most are
arrivals _______ the _______ century, while some are descendants
_______ earlier Spanish Jews.
1238.
On 7
September RAF aircraft losses fell _______
British production and remained so _______ the end _______ the war.
1239.
He put two
frag grenades, two smoke grenades and two chaff grenades _______ their respective compartments.
1240.
Students
planning _______ returning _______ the United States _______ another co-op term must now kiss that
opportunity goodbye.
1241.
We stood
_______ the deck and watched dolphins
swim _______ the ship.
1242.
Boaters get
_______ know the lakers _______ name and recognize their silhouettes, even
their whistle sounds.
1243.
It is a
familiar London landmark which has _______
given its name _______ a tube
station.
1244.
Most
_______ these communities continued
_______ follow their traditional
occupations and customs _______ the 20th
century.
1245.
When removing
the pepper _______ the vine, cutting or
breaking it off work equally as well.
1246.
Months
_______ a tunnel was clogged with a
fatberg. It took a team _______ workers
a month _______ move it.
1247.
Everyone
thought she was well _______ a sudden
relapse sent her back _______ the
hospital.
1248.
The town's
most famous bridge, though, is the Transporter Bridge, built _______ 100 years ago.
1249.
English
commercial and territorial expansion would be limited _______ the signing _______ the Treaty _______ London the year following Elizabeth's death.
1250.
The rink was
abustle with activity, even _______ the
small walkways running _______ the rink.
1251.
As manual
labour they had status _______ the
gauchos and the Argentine, Chilean and European landowners and administrators.
1252.
A
_______ cloudless sky and a light
north-easterly breeze made it feel more like a day _______ early June than _______ October.
1253.
Water leakage
may soak _______ the concrete masonry
backup walls or _______ sheathing
_______ steel stud backup walls.
1254.
Just
_______ the 19.30 sets off _______ a north-easterly direction _______ King's Cross, she'll be standing _______ the door trying _______ keep order.
1255.
She is a
cuddly sort _______ cat, and has been
raised _______ the tender ministrations
_______ three kids.
1256.
Continental
Airways is also planning the first non-stop flight _______ USA and India.
1257.
As the solar
wind _______ the sun flows out beyond
Pluto, it collides with the material _______
the stars, forming a shock front.
1258.
Aid began pouring
_______ yesterday, with the Red Cross
sending 400 first-aid kits _______ the
affected area.
1259.
When his turn
came _______ speak, Jacob pushed his
feet as far as he could _______ his desk
_______ he started.
1260.
We slipped
her out _______ the grass _______ avoid landing _______ the hard surface and made a very smooth
landing _______ one wheel and one wing
tip.
1261.
The police
brought him in, gave him a blank sheet _______
write down what he did the day before, and then released him.
1262.
The
orientation _______ the valley means
that you will find flat calm water _______
200 _______ 300m offshore, even
_______ a north-east gale.
1263.
The probe was
rinsed with sterile normal saline _______
measurements _______ each raft.
1264.
Three years
later, the only remaining coal pit _______
the region was Maltby Colliery _______
Rotherham.
1265.
There is a
lot _______ trickery going _______ _______
the carnival, as Ben quickly discovers.
1266.
Later the
same year, Witness _______ the
Prosecution received an Edgar Award _______
the MWA _______ Best Play.
1267.
The overall
atmosphere created _______ the film is
an important part _______ its allure.
1268.
The shiny
brass trumpet that Pop bought was his golden ticket out _______ Poorville and _______ the streets _______ the three F's Fame, Fortune and Freedom.
1269.
I want a
strong man _______ walk _______ me _______
the water's edge as the sun sets _______
the ocean.
1270.
Amy gave her
a wan smile, and moved _______ stand
_______ her. her eyes were red
_______ crying, and her armour was
mangled _______ more than a few places.
1271.
As April
arrived the lake water level rose _______
a couple _______ feet after a
sustained period _______ rain.
1272.
From April
_______ July 1917, he was _______ charge _______ ordering supplies _______ the Air Ministry _______ the Royal Air Force.
1273.
All the
matters alleged _______ the applicant
had been put _______ the witness
_______ the police and been denied.
1274.
And _______ a trice he has clambered _______ the kitchen dresser and is reaching
_______ the top shelf.
1275.
Matters came
_______ a head _______ 1833, the year _______ which the canal made its lowest profit
_______ the death _______ the Duke.
1276.
If any
invoice was sent without an order having been placed, this would be
_______ breach _______ the Unsolicited Goods and Services Act.
1277.
They all pay
their money and are immediately blindfolded, whereupon they are asked
_______ make polite conversation with
the person _______ _______ them.
1278.
Don't
unbuckle your seat belt _______ the
flight attendant says it is safe _______
move around the cabin.
1279.
The
post-Ranjit Singh period witnessed certain developments when attempts were made
_______ revert _______ the Khalsa tradition.
1280.
He jogged up
_______ walk _______ me, his tie untied, the top two buttons
_______ his shirt undone, his sleeves
pushed up _______ his elbows.
1281.
The main
campus _______ Imperial College was
constructed _______ the buildings
_______ the Imperial Institute _______ South Kensington.
1282.
We lay
_______ her bed with our arms round each
other and just talked and kissed _______
way _______ two.
1283.
We can
imagine a private quarrel _______ two
people or two groups whose differences are based upon misunderstandings.
1284.
About 450
million years ago, a meteor struck north-central Oklahoma, creating an impact
crater - an astrobleme - more than eight miles wide.
1285.
Some modern
scholars claim the _______ universality
_______ the accusations _______ ancient texts lends credence _______ the crime.
1286.
Johen waved a
hand _______ the quadrangle _______ low buildings _______ _______
_______ them, set around a
cobbled yard.
1287.
It is hoped
that the examples _______ missionaries
who have died will encourage others _______
witness _______ the Faith _______ their vocation _______ life.
1288.
Some people
swung their cars round and tried _______
head him off _______ the other
side _______ the playing fields.
1289.
One couple
run _______ the killer who is hideously
scarred _______ a very bad latex effect.
1290.
After
Caesar's conquest _______ Gaul, a
thriving trade developed _______
Southeast Britain and the _______
Continent.
1291.
Some Miao
even migrated _______ the Chinese border
_______ Vietnam, Laos, Kampuchea,
Thailand, and Burma.
1292.
Behind the
mosque's central arch was a carved marble balcony, where _______ better days a maulvi had stood _______ address the assembled villagers.
1293.
Binge
drinkers are _______ be shown CCTV
_______ their behaviour _______ a bid _______
change their habits and ease pressure _______ hospitals.
1294.
Left wing
politicos would do well _______ start
campaigning _______ the local level now
and get a head start _______ their
opponents.
1295.
We declined
the offer _______ sandwiches because we
expected head chef Simon Burns would test our tastebuds _______ dinner.
1296.
The 20 guests
_______ the party mark their ballots
according _______ the table below.
1297.
Despite his
remaining wariness _______ her, he moved
_______ stand _______ her, leading the dog _______ him.
1298.
Or, is the
writer just subscribing _______ the
notion that an at-home scene plays well and serves _______ stir the kishkes?
1299.
The resulting
social upheaval driven _______ these
changes serves as the setting _______
the main story.
1300.
Prosecutors
tried _______ protect the accuser's
privacy _______ Colorado's rape shield
law.
1301.
On 26
November 2008, Pratchett met the Prime Minister Gordon Brown and asked
_______ an increase _______ dementia research funding.
1302.
They had
managed _______ brave the strong winds
and _______ make the short journey down
Main Street _______ foot.
1303.
I was
_______ _______ _______
him trying _______ talk him out
_______ it but he was just looking
_______ me with a blank stare
_______ his face.
1304.
New timber
settings were constructed _______ the
north-eastern entrance and _______ the
central area.
1305.
Next week,
the place I work has its corporate performance assessment which I've blathered
about plenty _______ times _______ now.
1306.
We waited
another minute, _______ finally we heard
keys jangle and a masculine throat-clearing.
1307.
Fears drug
users and ex-offenders could be housed _______
an old people's sheltered complex _______ Leigh have been dismissed _______ council chiefs.
1308.
Amy braced,
but was still blown backwards _______
the strong wind, tumbling head _______
heels and desperately trying _______
right herself or _______ least
control her movements.
1309.
The city has
become a founding National Science City with the creation _______ a science park _______ the University _______ York.
1310.
The tennis
prodigy offers a refreshingly impolite blast _______ his critics _______ the US Open _______ heading home.
1311.
Other burhs
were sited _______ fortified royal
villas, allowing the king better control _______ his strongholds.
1312.
Above all,
though, the list reflects wines with elegance and sophistication and
individuality.
1313.
I was put up
_______ a villa that stood _______ stilts _______ the sea and which required a short journey
_______ boat _______ reach _______
the main resort itself.
1314.
If the name
rings no bell, it may be only that he works far _______ such centers _______ nerviness as Wall Street, Hollywood, or
Silicon Valley.
1315.
The Seagulls
had three goals _______ the board
_______ a twinkling, running
_______ an 18-point lead _______ the Rebels finally scored just _______ the break.
1316.
It controls
many perennial weeds and pushes back the growth _______ other weeds _______ the following spring.
1317.
He gets paid
_______ draw cartoon characters, and
he's good _______ it.
1318.
Both were
white women with a college education, and both used prescription opiate drugs
along with heroin.
1319.
I visit here
every Valentine's _______ pay my
respects and tell her what's been going _______
_______ my life.
1320.
He seized the
heel _______ black bread that was
resting _______ _______ the bowl, scraped out the inside, and dipped
it _______ the soup.
1321.
In the last
study, countries scored medium, _______
or _______ the average scores
_______ three fields studied.
1322.
To kill 30000
head _______ game _______ a season _______ Sandringham, even with help, required application
_______ a kind.
1323.
Plumes
_______ warm surface water migrate
_______ the bank along its eastern edge,
providing subtropical surface water _______
the Indian Ocean.
1324.
Some
_______ the songs are also too long and
would benefit _______ shorter instrumental
breaks.
1325.
Every day
provides plenty _______ opportunities
_______ witness _______ the life _______ Christ _______ me and _______ die _______
myself so that I can care _______
others!
1326.
The varying
concentration and shape _______ the
yardangs _______ this area may be
controlled _______ the motion
_______ winds around these topographic
features.
1327.
Dr. Schafer
uses a local anesthetic combined with a mild intravenous sedative _______ making an incision a few millimeters long
_______ each arm.
1328.
Nudibranchs
are found everywhere, and just _______
_______ _______ the jetty, jawfish peer out _______ their holes, with mouthfuls _______ eggs.
1329.
It is too hot
_______ eat much, so we lunch
_______ bananas and the gache loaf
bought the previous day, and set off _______
Guernsey _______ half
_______ one.
1330.
There were
many successful battles that helped Spain secure its dominance _______ America _______ the 19th century.
1331.
In 1984, a
Beaker period copper dagger blade was recovered _______ the Sillees River _______ Ross Lough, County Fermanagh, Northern
Ireland.
1332.
I went north
along the coast _______ a few hours
_______ the land became hilly and rocky.
1333.
Let the
garbage pile up _______ a couple weeks
_______ single-family homes _______ tonier parts _______ town, though, and heads will roll.
1334.
Merissa
slowed _______ a walk as she neared the
older woman, coming _______ a gasping,
wheezing stop _______ _______ _______
her.
1335.
Signs
_______ _______ industry are visible along the whole length
_______ the estuary especially
_______ the Welsh side.
1336.
In the camp,
_______ the glowing remains _______ three watchfires, paired sentries sat
_______ heaps _______ skins, talking _______ low tones and passing wineskins _______ hand _______
hand.
1337.
The strike
action, which was intended _______
topple the government, shut down most transport _______ the country.
1338.
He leaped
_______ her but she just kicked him away
_______ blasting out an exit
_______ the wall.
1339.
However,
_______ the Destruction _______ the Second Temple, about two thousand years
ago, taking Nazirite vows was a common feature _______ the religion.
1340.
The compere
came _______ the stage holding the gold
envelope that contained the winner's name.
1341.
For a
businessman who has the profit motive as the prime interest, it is a losing
proposition _______ offer _______ or _______
market wages _______ workers.
1342.
The College
Buttery is located _______ the Hall
Screens and the Old Kitchen.
1343.
The present
Guildhall is a reconstruction necessitated _______ damage _______ the original during the Second World War.
1344.
The
bibliographically minded should note that the book was first issued
_______ the present subtitle alone.
1345.
This,
together with his love _______ Tudor and
Stuart music, helped shape his compositional style _______ the rest _______ his career.
1346.
There are
currently some 1,200 aircraft movements per day _______ the area.
1347.
Then the
Gutes were sending many messengers _______
Sweden, but none _______ them
succeeded _______ negotiating a peace,
_______ Awair Strabain _______ Alva parish.
1348.
As much as I
love him, keeping him _______ his place
_______ the show kept me _______ my toes.
1349.
Behind them
trailed a small escort _______ equally
benumbed guardsmen, every one with weapons, if not _______ hand, then _______ the ready.
1350.
Rumor once
had it that Larry Poons used a catapultlike device _______ hurl paint _______ upright canvases.
1351.
A design is
sketched _______ paper, often
_______ a religious theme, and this is
traced _______ the clay.
1352.
The study
included a group _______ 20 non-smoking,
healthy volunteers, equally divided _______
men and women.
1353.
Every piece
_______ the hard rock had _______ be blasted out _______ being broken up with pick and shovel.
1354.
In 2003,
Rowling took part _______ a campaign
_______ establish a national standard
_______ care _______ MS sufferers.
1355.
I was far
_______ my normal spot _______ _______
the window, but didn't partially mind the getaway _______ Marie who always tried _______ jack my seat.
1356.
The press
stabilized English _______ a push
_______ standardization, led _______ Chancery Standard enthusiast and writer
Richard Pynson.
1357.
Above us a
rataplan _______ thunder sounded
_______ a swollen sky that still
stubbornly refused _______ yield its
rain.
1358.
I've often
argued _______ Castillo, citing a
five-year streak _______ solid OBP
numbers, along with good speed, and solid defense.
1359.
It was the
same Government which made a plea _______
the Supreme Court that the scheme could not be run as they were short
_______ money!
1360.
I thought I
was about _______ be introduced when Katy
began jabbering away about Murphy, my dog, who was sitting _______ the floor _______ _______
me.
1361.
The hills dip
steeply forming a scarp _______ the
Thames valley _______ the north, and dip
gently _______ the south.
1362.
The
Encyclopaedia continued _______ be
published _______ Edinburgh _______ 1898, when it was sold _______ an American publisher.
1363.
Behind him
was a deer with great horns that twisted and turned _______ every direction.
1364.
As we waited
out the weather _______ the shelter
_______ the porch roof he began talking.
1365.
Republicans
_______ the city had feared _______ the future _______ the administration.
1366.
It turned out
that an adjacent quarry owned mineral rights _______ their new land.
1367.
The averages
table _______ is _______ largest settlement Kirkwall's weather
station.
1368.
It may pass
_______ the clavicle and open
_______ the cephalic, subclavian, or
internal jugular.
1369.
This
_______ February, an EMEA committee
rejected ATryn, considering the five surgical cases that GTC offered
insufficient.
1370.
The air
_______ a warm _______ is generally warmer and more moist than the
air ahead _______ it.
1371.
But then one
day, a mischievous monkey landed with a purposeful plop right _______ a capy's back!
1372.
Behind this
man, _______ the background, women
dressed _______ traditional black
clothing are assembled _______ single
file lines.
1373.
The lateral
surface _______ the dentary is strongly
chamfered along the posterior half _______
its length.
1374.
The lower
ranking officer retaliates _______
slapping the foot solider _______
_______ him.
1375.
This interpretation
is very worrying _______
environmentalists because it fails _______ distinguish _______ toxic and non-toxic products.
1376.
Despite a
brief revival during the British civil wars, the reivers had disappeared
_______ the end _______ the 17th century.
1377.
The store has
lost a significant amount _______
business _______ the factory closed.
1378.
He argues
that almost everywhere, whether Asia, Africa or Europe, _______ 50,000 years _______ all the stone tools are much alike and
unsophisticated.
1379.
Once the boats
round the windward mark again they are _______
the fourth and final leg where they race downwind _______ the finish _______ hope _______
winning.
1380.
Behind him
the cage was being opened and animal handlers with restraints moved in.
1381.
Air Products
have a main HQ off the A534 _______
central Crewe _______ the Virgin
Trains training academy.
1382.
Growth spurts
and increased eating are normal _______
two and four months _______ age.
1383.
He was later
seen trying _______ hide the imitation
weapon _______ the seat _______ a minicab, which was stopped _______ armed police officers looking _______ him.
1384.
Several
_______ his musicals have run
_______ more than a decade both
_______ the West End and _______ Broadway.
1385.
Fittingly,
the latter portrait hangs _______ the
kitchen _______ an assortment
_______ decorative dishware.
1386.
It is almost
50 years _______ Western dancers first
tried _______ cure the Russians
_______ this crashingly vulgar habit.
1387.
The table
_______ demonstrates how three or four
battlegroups make up a brigade and three or four brigades make up a division.
1388.
More than a
million wells have been fracced _______
the United States _______ the
first frac job six decades ago.
1389.
But she
refused _______ look weak _______ _______
_______ him, even though she was
quaking _______ the inside.
1390.
Lost Tales
represented Tolkien's attempt _______
create a mythology _______
England, a project he would abandon without ever completing.
1391.
Few people
_______ Rowshan regularly read Khowar
works, however, and their attitudes _______
the value _______ written Khowar
are ambivalent.
1392.
In 2010,
worked flints were discovered _______
the remains _______ the
Folkestone Roman Villa.
1393.
In the smoky
darkness, a rotten floor gave way, and Kruger, 54, fell _______ a stone sub-basement filled with eight feet
_______ water.
1394.
Danny had
christened himself the Italian Stallion years _______ _______
reference _______ his family's
Italian heritage and the name had stuck.
1395.
In the most
common ballot design, they place a '1' _______
their most preferred candidate, a '2' _______ their second most preferred, and so on.
1396.
The messages,
the judge held, were inadmissible _______
New York State's rape shield law because they had _______ do with the accuser's sexual conduct.
1397.
Except
_______ furtive movements _______ individual submarines and minelayers, not a
dog stirred _______ August _______ November.
1398.
Above the
archway that bears his head, David Sassoon, merchant prince, unrolls the
pageant _______ the city's past.
1399.
Above all the
book recalls some _______ the village's
characters _______ days long past.
1400.
In his scenes
_______ decline and madness _______ the end _______ the play some critics found him less moving
than his finest predecessors _______ the
role.
1401.
The
filmmakers were making a break _______
the ironclad Soviet cinematic ideology.
1402.
Their
recreation area is a yard, measuring 45 feet _______ 20, with a steel mesh covering _______ top.
1403.
American
naval and amphibious forces also moved _______
Japan, taking Iwo Jima _______
March, and Okinawa _______ the
end _______ June.
1404.
History is
witness _______ the fact that
_______ that time also some extremists
had incited local people _______ ignite
the fire _______ riots.
1405.
The clothes
he wore one day he did not wear again _______
three or four days later.
1406.
Above the
navy skirt, she wore a white collared, long-sleeved blouse and matching blue
knit sweater vest.
1407.
Some watering
holes continue _______ run merrily
_______ late _______ the night while everyone knows that _______ the dancing-singing bars, the deadline is
dawn!
1408.
One third
_______ UK households are living
_______ what is considered an adequate
income according _______ the JRF
research.
1409.
This is the
definition that is used _______ the UK
Government's Department _______ Work and
Pensions _______ its yearly survey Households
_______ average income.
1410.
The Asian
wart snakes _______ India, south east
Asia, New Guinea and Australia have scales that lie _______ _______
each other and each have a sharp ridge.
1411.
This computer
method calculates the amount _______
damaged tissue _______ comparing
MRI signal strength _______ damaged and
undamaged tissue.
1412.
No, they are
normal people, but they perceive the world differently, and the key lies
_______ the connection _______ the body and the mind.
1413.
Lord Byron,
who only saw his daughter as a baby, was well aware _______ his estranged wife's desire _______ banish any Byronic blemish _______ Ada.
1414.
The sudden
vibration _______ her phone caused her
_______ jolt, earning an odd stare
_______ the boy sitting _______ _______
her.
1415.
Something
unreadable flashed _______ her face, and
he set his teeth and whirled around _______
stalk out _______ the room.
1416.
While the
flag appears symmetric, the white lines _______
and _______ the diagonal red are
different widths.
1417.
Then
astrocytes were plated _______
transwells while neurons were plated _______ multiwells as described below.
1418.
A Silver
eagle broach is pinned _______ her cloth
coat, a Hermes scarf splashes pink and black _______ the collar.
1419.
The race
requires riders _______ travel along corrugated
roads and tracks, _______ sand and
_______ bulldust _______ temperatures reaching up _______ 45 degrees.
1420.
She began
_______ write _______ the right hand side _______ the page as if she were writing Urdu.
1421.
You glomp
_______ her, and she punts you
_______ the wall....but you don't care!
1422.
These are the
people who buy their art _______ the
yard, and tend _______ like good old
landscapes, boats and sporting subjects.
1423.
The machine
crushes the cans so that they can be stored _______ they are recycled.
1424.
If no-one
speaks up then she just walks all _______
guys, which _______ least means
that she treats them equally.
1425.
Behind them,
_______ chalk, is a train schedule, like
a tote board _______ a racetrack.
1426.
The formal
approach is met _______ a checkerboard
garden _______ green boxwood and gray
artemisia.
1427.
The
constriction _______ the skin rotates
the eyelashes progressively closer _______
the cornea.
1428.
One
_______ Sligo's many beautiful walks
starts _______ Sligo Airport round
_______ its boundary _______ _______
the little church _______
Killaspugbrone.
1429.
It was
estimated that daily users _______
cannabis had rates _______
psychotic symptoms _______ 1.6
and 1.8 times higher than those _______
non-users.
1430.
Soon after
this battle, _______ 732, the Moors
raided Vasconia and Aquitaine as far north as Poitiers and defeated Odo twice
_______ Bordeaux.
1431.
Behind their
bay windows are elegant drawing rooms and _______ the rear there is sufficient space
_______ create generous kitchens and
living areas.
1432.
I helped him
bury the blood-stained knife and the keys _______ dirt and stones _______ the garden wall.
1433.
The other
sister, whose name is uncertain, was married _______ a prince _______ _______
the Alps who has not definitely been identified.
1434.
The weathered
speedboats line up along three small piers every morning, right _______ _______
large police boats that patrol the strait.
1435.
Izzie
preferred poison darts, shot _______ a
blowpipe which hung constantly around her neck like a treasured piece
_______ jewellery.
1436.
He had
noticed that the thick sisal rope had been cut halfway _______ with a sharp instrument, probably a knife.
1437.
Continue
_______ stay away _______ alcohol and coffee, because they accelerate
the breakdown _______ protein
_______ uric acid.
1438.
The first
prosecution witness, Miss Louise Papps, is called _______ the witness box.
1439.
Busy, often
burrowing insects such as tok-tokkies and sunspiders scuttle _______ the desert floor.
1440.
There is also
fresh evidence _______ the widespread
rejection _______ GM foods _______ consumers.
1441.
If they're
really bad, it is possible _______ glue
and screw new wallboard _______ the
existing walls or ceiling.
1442.
Labour also
lost a further nine seats _______ the
Conservatives _______ record their
lowest share _______ the seats
_______ the 1987 general election.
1443.
The wards are
ancient and their number has changed three times _______ time immemorial.
1444.
In Anderson,
the group have a classic song stylist who works his cornfed bon mots
_______ smoking country tunes.
1445.
The film
brings dozens _______ freedom songs
_______ the screen, drawing upon
original recordings and impromptu live performances.
1446.
Frequently,
they paused _______ rest _______ the shade _______ high pines along sepia streamlets where there
was fresh water _______ drink.
1447.
What the
South African world number four will be short _______ is the level _______ confidence achieved only _______ winning.
1448.
This
indwelling _______ charity impelled her
_______ freely go and lovingly come
_______ the aid _______ her kinswoman.
1449.
She picks me
up _______ her motorbike, and we chat as
we zoom _______ the terrible Athens
traffic.
1450.
It's a tricky
business producing a film based _______
a book that your audience already has a solid affinity with.
1451.
He broke
_______ the halfway line but held
_______ the ball too long with support
_______ hand.
1452.
Above this
plaintive query is a man's head rendered as a particolored collage _______ different skin tones, meant, one assumes,
_______ signify diversity.
1453.
Like hamsters
_______ an exercise wheel, we ran
_______ place, facing a long mirror and
staring _______ ourselves.
1454.
As the oceans
and ground warm up, they warm the air _______
_______ them, and this air warms
the air a little higher up and so on.
1455.
They had
undergone a month-long training _______
the competition and were provided with tips _______ public speaking.
1456.
This time,
the meltwater spilled _______ a
northwestern outlet _______ the
Mackenzie River _______ northwestern
Canada and made its way _______ the
Arctic Ocean.
1457.
What was
radical thinking _______ times
_______ has become received wisdom
today.
1458.
In photos
they forever give witness _______ the
fact that every piece _______ the built
world was imagined _______ human mind,
placed _______ human hand.
1459.
Most robots
today draw that energy _______
electrical cords, solar panels, or batteries.
1460.
Until one has
gone, it is impossible _______ be
certain that one is really going; and _______
one really goes, there is no cause _______ take one's leave.
1461.
The first
golf course appeared _______ County
Durham _______ 1874 _______ Seaton Carew Golf Club _______ Hartlepool.
1462.
To others he
is nothing short _______ a ruthless
builder _______ wealth and prestige with
little concern _______ those whom he
walks _______ _______ get what he wants.
1463.
The
sheepherder went _______ _______ his storage hut and brought out one bale
_______ wool.
1464.
Behind the
ethmoid spine is a smooth surface slightly raised _______ the midline, and grooved _______ either side _______ the olfactory lobes _______ the brain.
1465.
Asha created
a series _______ all-over bunches, sprayed
white hairpieces a vibrant shade _______
blue and then added them _______
the back _______ the head.
1466.
Others say
that witch hazel or vodka, applied directly _______ the itchy spots, can help speed healing.
1467.
Police last
night staged a reconstruction _______
the events leading _______ the
bomb blast exactly one week after it happened.
1468.
Located
_______ _______ the clip is a hole _______ affixing a lanyard _______ the base _______ the knife.
1469.
Seein' a
platter _______ ice cream down the table
aways, I got up _______ my feet, and
havin' a good long arm, reached _______
it.
1470.
The
big-hitting Justin Kemp ran himself out _______
18 as Boje did some fine fielding _______ short cover.
1471.
Athletes' use
_______ herbal supplements has
skyrocketed _______ the _______ two decades.
1472.
Behind me is
my rack _______ computer discs,
operating systems, applications, games.
1473.
The Huygens
probe, built and managed _______ the
European Space Agency, is bolted _______
Cassini and fed electrical power _______
an umbilical cable.
1474.
Behind them
_______ the lobby, the manger and
several _______ the bellmen were
scrambling _______ the elevator.
1475.
He released
me a minute or two later, after laughing his head off _______ me like I was a freak _______ nature.
1476.
The lever and
quadrant will go _______ a stand
_______ the engineers knee.
1477.
There's no
magic formula that will transform a hidebound organization _______ one eager _______ adopt the latest software technology.
1478.
He said
livestock was judged _______ the hoof
_______ the show and subsequently
slaughtered _______ the East London
abattoir.
1479.
They burrowed
3 stories down _______ the earth and
begin building sub-basements.
1480.
Netflix plans
_______ stream the series once it airs
_______ TV, which means there's going
_______ be a ton _______ binge-watching.
1481.
Many have
spent hundreds _______ pounds
customising their kit _______ army
surplus stores ahead _______ being deployed
_______ the Middle East.
1482.
The only
medium _______ listen _______ the then alternative music was a record
player or gramophone.
1483.
He seemingly
scheduled every day around publicly kissing up _______ the people who hate him most.
1484.
Even so,
local dialects continued _______ be used
and were relatively widespread _______
the 19th and 20th centuries.
1485.
Many
vineyards are located _______ valley
bottoms underlain _______ alluvium which
can provide deep, free-draining soils _______
variable grain size.
1486.
And they knew
their way, even _______ each
_______ their respective stalls
_______ the byres.
1487.
Lionhead
Studios and BAE Systems Detica are _______
the Royal Surrey County Hospital.
1488.
Another
night, _______ the short walk home, he
became disoriented and lost, and eventually found himself _______ an endless tunnel.
1489.
Prosecuting
counsel Amy Nicholson told the court that _______ January 23 the police searched the yard
_______ a business run _______ Murphy and Sanderson.
1490.
The term does
not appear _______ have been used
_______ taxation _______ the 18th century.
1491.
Goosen then
used a two iron _______ drive the ball
_______ a tree and _______ the lower tier _______ the 18th green.
1492.
All
subsequent memorials are the result _______
private subscription and initiative, as discussed below.
1493.
Around three
per cent _______ companies had been
involved _______ litigation _______ misuse _______ the Net.
1494.
Above all
else, compliment each person _______
approaching you with the request _______
work.
1495.
A rare
population _______ melanistic, black
fallow deer is also maintained _______
the Deer Sanctuary _______
Theydon Bois.
1496.
Behind the
vert there is a 16 foot tall vert wall with about 7 feet _______ vert.
1497.
A similar
situation unfolded two decades _______
_______ Sausalito, Calif., when
houseboaters were inundated with toadfish calls.
1498.
If any
_______ his party are mad, they'll try
it, and be stogged _______ the day
_______ judgment. There are bogs..twenty
feet deep.
1499.
Unless I get
this message across, large numbers _______
you will be _______ _______ a shock when your February bill arrives.
1500.
Differences
_______ the two industries _______ their business organisation were mirrored
_______ differences _______ labour relations.
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