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• all over the world
• Our temporary line drivers have all returned, but there has been a minor hiccup.
• So for three or four cards, all different, the ones in the middle are the mediocre cards.
• Moffatt and Dougan tackled courageously all afternoon and the whole team never gave up.
• There was one in her size in Bond Street and it would make its way north with all due haste.
• In the 50th minute Conway dropped a great goal from 35 metres leaving the scores at 3 all .
• Apart from an engraving of the period all knowledge of the former structure was then lost.
• all my worldly goods
• If you want to avoid formaldehyde altogether, you will need to switch to an all cotton wardrobe.
• The individual always acts as a whole, which includes all mental and physical processes.
• It all seems a bit strange, especially having only just taken the job at Molineux.
• This all leather water resistant golf shoe is fitted with soft spikes for better tread.
• Also to all of you dedicated people who have supported June all year a big thank you.
• The rest of this is going to be all business, and it most likely won't take long so if you want to go wait outside, that's fine.
• In all honesty, players who practise as much as these ones should be doing much better.
• we all have different needs
• A boy can, and all too often does, walk away denying all knowledge of the situation.
• all I had to do was phone home
• all the people I met
• all I could manage was a slice of toast
• Make any change to the reference period, change the baseline, and all that happens is you create equivalent offsets to the beginning and ending anomaly.
• Burman gave his all to his job.
• All of them are people we love and we've seen as young children and watched them all grow up.
• In all seriousness, this crusty old Volvo has been in more movies than Michael Caine.
• How much must this cost in time and paperwork, surely all that is required is a police presence?
• They all use a small quantity of caramel to smooth out colour variations from cask to cask.
• I wipe it against the other finger tips and suddenly all of them are all white paint.
• assured beyond all doubt
• all I want is to be left alone
• all year
• she was doing all the work
• The fact that they were under the charge of the nurse effectually did away with all possibility of fraud.
• With all respect to her argument I do not think that is quite the correct way of putting it.
• We are all dressed up and ready to go, prepared to jump in as soon as the current drops to a diveable speed.
• Although the team took a significant step towards the quarter-finals, the manager will know better than to think all was perfect in Galicia last night.
• write it all down
• carry all of the blame
• People bandy around the word tactics when in fact they are referring to all sorts of other aspects of the game.
• all is not lost yet
• a team of specialists who all know the patient
• he was all dirty
• all second level schools
• In all honesty, they were again seeing it as our input sabotaging what they wanted to do.
• all the activities
• Two birdies at the start of his final round were all well and good, but now it had become three.
• He was beyond all hope, rolling around on the floor with tears in his eyes.
• The junior was on top in the early part of the game only to relax and see her older opponent come back into the game to take the match to two all .
• in all cases
• he denied all knowledge of it
• Byes will be recorded as 1- all draws and the team will receive 1 pt.
• We are making sure they are doing everything in their power to sort things out with all due speed.
• he was all chat
• In all likelihood, most of those apprehended had no idea they were breaking the law.
• I am not saying that you do not have a good heart and aren't vulnerable, most of us have and we all are to an extent.
• With all possible respect to the authors of this proposal, I do not find it very clear.
• Though all art is a form of healing and therapy to some extent, all therapy is not art.
• Miss Pain tried to look cheerful but they looked all dressed up with nowhere to go.
• The cars and coaches will all have to cower out of sight with only limited numbers of pedestrians in view.
• dressed all in black
• they drew two all
• From then on, the game was all about the forward confrontation and the boots of Lynagh and Andrew.
• A woman was at home, all dressed in white, she had her little white pet mouse with her.
• With all due respect to Mr Hiddink, it is unlikely he would have achieved what O'Neill has.
• If you play all of them immediately, it is likely that you'll win all three of them as tricks.
• Amy and Phil still failed to settle their differences but all of that sort of became lost in the energy of it all .
• Thus in the same place he says that God exists beyond all substance and life.
• He pulled out three black robes, all of the same size as the person wearing it.
• all was well
• He told me all about your lovely black curls and blue eyes, speaking of you as though you were an angel.
• She heard some steps coming down the stairs and out of it came Jason, all dressed up and ready for work.
• Those monks have had their own way for far too long and this is all about equal opportunities.
• she's been all around the world
• Everyone knows that all I wanted was to be off that list.
• Bizarre belts Last year it was all about studded leather belts around rock chic waists.
• This was a game that went basket for basket with the game level at 14 all for some time.
• The term is often used to refer to all Roman territories during both the republic and the empire.
• He had denied all knowledge of this appointment a few minutes before.
• In all probability she would have been dumped after two or three books which didn't sell very well.
• All of us are sons and daughters of Adam and this means that we are all brothers and sisters.
• So, Mary Sue, if HP now belongs to all of is, does that mean we all get to share in the royalties?
• 10 per cent of all cars sold
• That that was the joint intention of both these parties appears to me to be beyond all doubt.
• with all due respect
• A local Marine gave his all fighting for a cause he believed was just.
• People have such a range of knowledge and are all intelligent.
• it's all because of him
• With all due respect, this group of lightweights has no chance of winning the election.
• After a long period of not speaking, my ex is being all normal and friendly towards me.
• Gough called set three but at 15 all , two errors handed the game to Palmer.
• And there was me thinking that we have the perfectionism game sewn up all by ourselves.
• Extreme versions of the view have it that all knowledge is, or ideally ought to be, based on reason.
• As a nation of 28 million car owners we all have our pet hates when we get behind the wheel.
• There is a danger that we are seeking to right past wrongs in a world which has changed beyond all recognition.
• Tranquillity is one of the central qualities which define what the national park is all about.
• he denied all knowledge
• All of a sudden we're all alert and focussed, keeping the airwaves clear for the next report.
• The prototype car is all different and I never even gave it a thought that this was the Nextel Cup garage.
• Taken as a whole, all musics of a nation may provide sufficient room for each music.
• In all honesty, until a few weeks ago he had no idea how to pronounce the word.
• He was all dressed up, wearing a suit and a kaffiyeh, he looked really respectable.
• They should all leave better prepared for whatever life and work throws at them.
• In all fairness she is saving the children from a life of poverty and misery.
• One can be hounded for scandal one day and made noble beyond all conception the next.
• With all respect, if we look from one perspective, it is just like looking at ants.
• all by himself
• he was all of a dither
• Pupils on foot and those arriving by car are all using the same main gate.
• The practical demands of wartime changed social customs beyond all recognition.
• No, it is because equipment and techniques have changed beyond all recognition.
• All of them, all fifteen boys, were yelling and hollering as Coach Dodson seemed to be in shock.
• he slept all day
• So things are set to change for all of us, in one way or another, as we all begin to go our separate ways.
• all leather varsity jacket
• four bedrooms, all with balconies
• In all seriousness, though, a large proportion of them are either taken or dead.
• I realize it's a little obscure, but it amused me and that's all that counts.
• she left all her money to him
• my ankle's gone all wobbly
• However, to a certain extent all university students are indulging in escapism to a degree.
• In all honesty I was expecting a tiny wall stuck in the corner of the hall about eight feet high.
• he was all alone
• ‘Because of that, he gave us his all ,’ said Ken Detwiler, his manager. ‘We couldn't have asked more from an employee ’.
• they were in all probability completely unaware
• after extra time it was still two all
• All my friends went to the park.
• All my friends went to the park
• All my friends went to the park.