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Travis liked this stage of construction, when you could see the parts that kept everything from falling apart, before it got all dressed up
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She was dressed for the Nightday chill and held her cup close
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She turned around to see a woman, about eighteen years old, dressed all in black
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Zitteraal as in the opening scene, dressed again in the pressed white lab coat, a dress shirt and a tie,
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In one of the windows of the building he just exited, he sees himself, dressed in hospital patient attire, looking out the window
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He is just as we saw him before, unconscious, dressed in hospital garb
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Bush is dressed casually in jeans and a gray cloth jacket and cashmere sweater
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They dressed slowly that evening, with Jen taking as long as she could over
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She was dressed in an impeccable hand tailored business suit
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He looked up at the well dressed agent without recognition
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She was dressed in
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He is dressed in thobe and ghutra, wears midnight frames
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Terry Bolt, now dressed to the hilt in traditional garb, sits on one side of the bus, furiously studying a copy of the Koran and mumbling to himself
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John wanders in, dressed now
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The ranks part for the MAIN GUARD, a muscular swarthy man with a bandanna on his head, dressed in military fatigues and covered in tattoos
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Peadar lowered his head but looked furtively at the sharply dressed Theo
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As he went in, the first person in the queue, a small, shabbily dressed man, stopped him
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the man dressed in black
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"The way you're dressed for one thing, I think you are the only other women in this room with her breasts covered
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She had the kind of looks you couldn't ignore; statuesque, blonde, athletic figure and dressed to kill
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She was fully dressed in roller derby outfit underneath and had travelled through the streets with her skates on
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Deliberately making as little noise as I can, I shower and get myself dressed
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From behind the columns of the flanking courtyards, the men of the crew began to emerge, dressed in white, coifed with heavy turbans, long black beards down their chests, long sideburns on their shoulders
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He was a tall, lean man with only a clean goatee, a pencil mustache and a brush of brown hair, dressed in his trimly tailored commandant's uniform with shined boots and fez
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My friend Mandy, who is with me, suddenly talks about a whip and moves her hands accordingly; she is dressed exactly like Sandra in a similar scene, where Venor holds a whip
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Betty’s memories are of her older sister getting dressed up to go out with some of the Poles who were stationed in Bristol and how Betty had to draw dark lines up the back of her sister’s legs as they didn’t have any stockings
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Dressed in my soiled and tatty towel and shirt, I guessed that I must look like a comic book version of a shipwrecked mariner
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They are all dressed in white ceremonial regalia
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They were dressed only in sheer wrap-skirts and were very sweetly shaped, though nothing like the size of Shingcress
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It felt good to be dressed again, and the bruising didn’t look nearly as bad as she’d anticipated …
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The assassin dressed in
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Son went into the kingdom dressed as a beggar
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Iain was standing staring out of the window into the garden, waiting for the kettle to boil when she appeared in the kitchen, dressed and ready to face whatever the day had to throw at her
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Most African tribes dressed their hair in plaits wrapped in thread, tight to the scalp, either in straight rows (hence the name) or intricate patterns and the ends were secured with thread and/
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The endless cars stopped as the red light held them in its thrall and, in company with two women chatting about their husbands, one with a dog on a lead, a teenage boy listening to music on headphones and two casually dressed men, she crossed to the other side
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when I stood, smartly dressed, in a bar, knee-high to real giants,
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bathed and dressed her with the help of Shibani, but
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were dressed in their own clothes
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"Probably not, even field dressed
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He’s dressed for travelling in sensible hosen and mantel … but I cannot help but note the quality of his garments
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He dressed in his finery
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dressed in your loving and in the knowing of love
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She took the clothing that Beth had given her and quickly dressed
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“You had better get dressed my Viking queen,” he said with a sly smile on his face
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They were interrupted by the sound of boots on the deck, two hefty guys in dressed long loincloths and capes
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dressed now in the same skin
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dressed in the frill and spill of anticipation,
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Dressed in swanky velveteen of burgundy and rust, her windows were curtained from top to bottom, giving a distant effect of luxurious chic
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In a bare lime-washed yard behind the house, I found my aunt dressed in dismal black
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The family made its usual peremptory visit to the world of personal hygiene, got dressed in whatever reasonably clean clothes came to hand and set out on the number seventy-eight bus that would, with a couple of changes, take them to the black heart of the city
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Professional mourning women dressed from head to toe in weeds, their wretched faces the colour of putty, snivelled and wailed with all the drama of a well-worn Greek tragedy
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John was dressed in dark leather as the other riders and he made quite a sight
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By dint of sheer willpower and a certain amount of gritting of the teeth against the pain, I manage to get dressed and pack up my bags again
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The riders all dressed, and prepared themselves in silence
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‘Then, when we have broken our fast with the remains of the bread and cheese, we can take it in turns to dry off in the tent, get dressed and pack everything up
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They were still wrapped around each other and dry again, but she was still dressed only in that open net
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I see some women, dressed in similar colours … the first Gotteswomen I have seen so far
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But the afternoon came to a standstill when my attention was drawn to the vision of a lady completely dressed in white
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She had great globes on her chest like a cartoon character, a good strong shape to her hips and she was dressed in a snug, thin jersey just long enough to touch her thighs in the back, but she was entirely free of underwear like a cherub from Alan's universe
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Maybe she’s singing tonight … I hang on a minute to see if she’s dressed up – Jo has some absolutely lovely evening dresses
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I came out of the shower and dressed again
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She was dressed in a long tan leather cloak with fur on the inside for warmth
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A girl dressed like the one at the door was at their table as soon as they were settled
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She was dressed in a white chikan salwar kameez on the day of our Law
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Katie’s dressed very casually in jeans and a t-shirt; if you didn’t know that she’d spent the better part of two hours dressing you’d never have guessed
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supplication to this menacing phantom dressed in red
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She appeared at his door in a bit more than ninety seconds, but dressed in the flowing robes she often wore on duty
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‘Ben’s awake,’ Gary said, a short while later, coming into the kitchen washed and dressed
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‘The Silence of the Dead’ as they passed the strange couple dressed
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She was dressed in leather breeches, a white billowy shirt with a large gold and silver belt at her trim waist
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I sat up and dressed
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mascara eyes of a very down at heel looking lady, who was dressed
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He’s dressed in his jeans and not a lot else
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She woke early and rose, she dressed and then woke him
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He was dressed in sumptuous robes, enough that he should be sweating in there
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Well fed, dressed like the better class of peasant women, and with a much better ID, they set off on the road to the harbor and passage to the 57th century
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This peasant’s wife was pretty but not as voluptuous as the temple girls, she appeared to be no more than eighteen, and was dressed only in a plain skirt that was cut off well above the ankles of her bare feet
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She was plainly dressed but hearty with quite a bit of shine in her hair, which was mostly black but streaked with grey
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The woman who gave her the orientation was there, but not dressed in the same clothes, it looked to be earlier in the day than when she got in
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19"There was a rich man who was dressed in purple and fine linen and lived in luxury
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'You don’t want to pay too much attention to that, Sarah, I imagine that he would think you look glamorous dressed in a bin liner
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Brent dressed and returned to the kitchen
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She stumbled to her lab without getting dressed, she was already out of the room before Alan woke up and mumbled something
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Davie McCoist is scrubbed, dressed and on the road by twelve noon
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He was dressed warmly and had his best fur around him, and this was only Dusksleep
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“This sucks!” She stormed to the bathroom and emerged shortly, dressed as when she arrived
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He dressed and followed her to the kitchen for coffee
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dressed with herbs and lashings of butter – an unaccustomed luxury
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Bram was dressed only in his shirt, and looked like he had
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She was halfway along the corridor when Ozzie erupted from their bedroom dressed and ready for the outside
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All dressed up
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The windows on either side of the reassuringly immovable cast iron franklin stove were dressed in expertly woven curtains of traditional Shoshone patterns and colors, augmented by the appealing designs in the hanging blankets and spacious area rug over the polished hardwood floor
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Refreshed and invigorated by her rest, she quickly rose and dressed
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At the designated dining hour, Harry dressed nicely and announced to the assembled guests, “If you wish, I shall be most pleased to escort you to your evening's suppers; those of you not otherwise engaged may follow me
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“What've you been up to boy? All dressed up, and so far up the street from the hole where you belong?” interrogated Tom
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Tea is made by the female officer and the mother pulls enough threads of her life together to drink half a mug of the hot, sweet liquid and then get dressed
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Cautiously she surveyed this man – he looked okay, expensively dressed … and his accent was educated
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“Actually I am,” he said, “I’m just not dressed for it
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On the till an older lady dressed in a dark blue smock and trews has started to watch Billy out of the corner of her eye