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I’m not sure I understood this story. What do you think? | |
Last Saturday, Dominic and I dealt with the dry rot in the basement. We used over a litre of fungicide. | |
In the regional competition, Susan’s Valentine’s Day poem made the final round but didn’t with a prize. | |
After the earthquake, each new tremor terrified me. I kept thinking the house would collapse. | |
When Pete appeared for our date early, I managed to ram on eyeliner and some lipstick so that I looked presentable. | |
I’ve been watching a lot of genealogy programmes, I wonder what I have got from ancestry and what I developed on my own. | |
Although the bases were loaded, Eric ran for Dean who was injured. And he got a home run! | |
To complete my disguise as a pickpocket, I acquired wallets, cheap jewellery and watches from pawnbrokers. | |
This here’s another short one. | |
Everyone complains about the word ‘beige’. I prefer to call it fawn or buff, dun, ecru or even just ‘neutral’. | |
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To get out of Austria, the children in the Sound of Music climbed across the mountains on the border. | |
This is a bit like a treasure hunt. Fun eh? | |
‘When you only wear your silk bathrobe, Love...’ David whispered to his wife, ‘you look amazing...’ | |
A short one, a bald one, a ginger one and a fat one! Men truly come in every variety. | |
If you go to the Lloyd family farm after dark, they have big dogs patrolling that might get you. | |
Jack saw a falcon going into the oak at the bottom of his garden. Two months later, he was watching the chicks fledge. | |
This will be a fantastically messy shindig - gin gets me going every time. Probably too well! | |
As the night wore on, the tunnels got darker and I felt the boots of my comrades echo less and less. | |
Who would ever imagine me, Sissy and Arlene would get the lead parts in the new Broadway musical! | |
Although she could ski, Michelle preferred to snowboard. She thought it was much cooler. | |
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