Accidental numa frase em (in ingles)
- One more accidental death and.
- It is not accidental that the.
- In an accidental explosion, a 3.
- The accidental is always monstrous.
- The theory of accidental emergence.
- And some of them were not accidental.
- No, it could not have been accidental.
- His hand on my belly, an accidental nap.
- But what about accidental deaths?
- But I suppose it was an accidental thing.
- He will never meet with accidental death.
- It could have been accidental or otherwise.
- This curious contradiction is not accidental.
- He wondered too, how accidental this visit was.
- The kick your daughter received was accidental.
- And there you have an accidental shooting, yo.
- The feel of that accidental, but forbidden contact.
- The cops, each of them, raised an accidental eyebrow.
- The death was accidental, not murder, he began.
- The known is accidental, the unknown is the home of.
- There are thousands of cases of suicides, accidental.
- We were unexpectedly thrilled by its accidental success.
- The correct meaning is accidental, that is, not foreseen.
- Violence, crime, terror are not accidental in the history.
- These cuts don’t look like accidental cuts in that there.
- I thought at the time that it was quite accidental that we.
- As a child he had remembered very well the accidental gulps.
- What would not be? The Colonel said with accidental irony.
- As long as he escaped accidental detection, he would be safe.
- Accidental death was what the medical examiner wrote on Joshua.
- When he was three he accidental y threw his Frisbee into old man.
- They also watch that nothing accidental y appears out of sequence.
- Out in the world, mostly accidental pockets of clarity shimmer in.
- Ashon never told him that his involvement was strictly accidental.
- Whether it was deliberate or accidental, you caused this to happen.
- Already there had been a number of deaths through accidental discharges.
- The only thing accidental about those events is that the monk didn't die.
- By accidental, I saw an ominous outlook here as I was passing through.
- Whether the damage was intentional or accidental, the result is the same.
- She wondered occasionally if these meetings were not more than accidental.
- Lezura said, It was all accidental how we got mixed up with that woman.
- He smiled in a return of this accidental, near-universal sign of approval.
- It might be accidental, no doubt, certainly, but it was a menacing accident.
- They have been artificially conserved by those strange accidental conditions.
- That can’t have been accidental, can it?! Alilia demanded of Yazadril.
- I remember a lot of stuff about what can seem accidental is the real destiny.
- In case of accidental fire in HEMM’s the emergency action plan shall be put.
- Pain and pleasure, success and failure, fame and defamation -- all is accidental.
- Brink, while not certain, believes Steinhauser's death could have been accidental.
- In the end, whatever I said made no difference to the verdict of accidental death.
- Accidental villas among olive trees appear; and men-servants watering the cactuses.
- It was Noel himself who decried his accidental connection to a purveyor of enslavement.
- The latter has resulted in many self-imposed punishments and accidental electrocutions.
- She was the only one with whom he took drastic precautions against accidental pregnancy.
- You have taken some accidental case and twisted it into a universal law, which is unjust.
- I was an accidental clubber passing as my brother, and I had not been briefed on the game.
- With his ribs only half-developed, he couldn’t afford any kind of accidental collision.
- The revenue which has arisen from it was unforeseen, and may be considered as accidental.
- Haven’t you heard of accidental journeys stolen against the grain of time, bending fate.
- After years of analysis we were able to report that in 100 cases of accidental death the.
- From these reports and accidental circumstances, the same conclusion became evolved for me.
- It is probable that they are occasionally transported by what may be called accidental means.
- Happy to share in the belief that life was more than just an accidental set of circumstances.
- Relieved that no one had spotted the accidental double-entendres, he placed both hands around.
- Furthermore, the New Testament is not just the mistaken or accidental misinterpretation of a few.
- I have been told by the Fire Marshall that this was an explosive device, not an accidental thing.
- An accidental mess is the last thing any of us need, and he seems to be good at getting into them.
- It is important to keep all water containers sealed to avoid accidental spillage or contamination.
- In an accidental way he had heard rumours of the blind girl who could see another side of reality.
- You mean to say, Gandhi was an accidental hero; a leader by coincidence of sorts, Ashish said.
- What was clear, from his departure if nothing else, was that this haziness couldn’t be accidental.
- For Fanny, somewhat more was related than the accidental agreeableness of the parties he had been in.
- There is much that is controlled by them; there are not many accidental happenings on the world stage.
- This was a secret that he well knew he dared not share, even if only by purely accidental revelation.
- In our view, based on much study of this problem, the change in the Dow-theory results is not accidental.
- Various opinions had been expressed of him, but his importance was Archducal, dynastic, purely accidental.
- This accidental meeting out on the road was not what he had had in mind but it was fortunate all the same.
- Even accidental effects or chance cannot occur in a vacuum, which exceeds the possibilities of Nothingness.
- What reanimate will arise from those accidental vivisections of frequencies, vibrations, and oscillations?
- The improbability of rescue, coupled with the soaring rate of accidental crashes, created a terrible equation.
- Triploidy is an accidental occurrence, and is not caused by anything that either parent could have controlled.
- They had lounged away in a poverty-stricken, purposeless, accidental manner, quite natural and unimpeachable.
- Physicians, also, were subject to having their hands hewn off for accidental death or eye loss during surgery.
- Drives me crazy when the fire department decides the fire’s accidental without an arson investigator present.
- The more unbalanced these dynamics are, the greater the degree of an accidental, that is, unconscious choice.
- The Captain, for once, was solemn: We have orders to tell the passengers that they are accidental drowning victims.
- Three months after Roger’s brother Enrique’s accidental death in 1972, their father passed away of natural causes.
- It can be intentional or accidental but in either case, the writer sees not a penny from the sale of some of his books.
- But what if it is not only a lower thing, but something entirely distorted, an accidental deviation towards distortion.
- She had always seen the odd pauses and dark lines in the colours of his words and assumed they were accidental hitches.
- It was totally impossible to project the accidental basis for the one and the vengeful purpose connected with the other.
- It has only been the accidental juxtaposition of two of these elements that have piqued my curiosity to look more widely.
- But it is certainly not established that this accidental violation of the law of production is the fundamental law itself.
- It reminded Angel that he was somewhat unfairly taking advantage of an accidental position; and he went no further with it.
- The horses, with their riders mounting without saddles or even bridles, adopted a smooth trot to avoid accidental dismounts.
- Jennifer immediately froze in order to avoid an accidental shooting, but kept her pistol in one hand, pointed at the floor.
- He said that they are of the opinion that Christi’s death was accidental, probably the result of a hunter’s stray bullet.
- The rest I could guess, although whether the blow which killed him was one of defence or purely accidental, I might never know.
- Phelps never said so, and nobody else knew anything of the matter, then the thief's presence in the room was purely accidental.
- Though their beneficial effects, however, have been in this respect accidental, they have not upon that account been less real.
