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1. ) “Mevrou, ons sal dit vir U moontlik maak
2. Léo Taxil nous a dit que qui l'avait mise dans cette fichue position c'était le sacre pigeon, ventre de Dieu! Entweder transubstantiality ODER consubstantiality but in no case subsubstantiality
3. BENIGNI There is a very swedish atmosphere in The Monster, with the melancholy and the joie, l'allegria, comment on dit ? What is the name of your program ?
4. 21 22 fit: = dit There are many examples of this usage in this book
5. 17: ma bande, comme on dit, «my band, as they call it», this emphasis on the word bande being used to bring out the etymological force of bandit in the next line
6. But I tell you what, it's strange," he laughed suddenly ; " I shall certainly interest you directly with an extraordinary piece of news ; if your prince did make his offer yesterday to Anna Andreyevna (and, susj)ecting about Liza, I should have done my utmost to oppose his suit, entre nous soil dit), Anna Andreyevna would in any case have refused him
7. I confess I still had hopes, but now tout est dit
8. "You have never said anything more just, c'était bête, mais que faire? Tout est dit
9. Enfin, tout est dit
10. enfin, tout est dit
11. "Why could not this one week be without a Sunday—si le miracle existe? What would it be to Providence to blot out one Sunday from the calendar? If only to prove His power to the atheists et que tout soit dit! Oh, how I loved her! Twenty years, these twenty years, and she has never understood me!"
12. qui me doit encore quinze roubles I won at cards, soit dit en passant
1. Following his last day at the office, he had made two further trips into town; one to ditch the last of the stuff he had decided he no longer needed and the second to sell his car and visit the book shop to buy the books Kara had selected from the website … as a sort of peace offering in recognition of how much it galled her to be constrained
2. Now! He urged me, we must move quickly along the ditch
3. Poor old Bunty! She's got a job where she's valued and respected, a home and life which she enjoys and has to ditch the lot to go home to look after her parents … but it is what she was brought up to see as her duty and, as an unmarried daughter, an automatic process
4. He made a last ditch dash for freedom, trying to hoist himself onto the thicker part of the branch
5. the wagon to cartwheel and crash into the ditch
6. The question for Doctor Jasari is this; where does he ditch the Lexus and find an alternative means of escape?
7. “Last time you did that, you nearly got us all killed by crashing into a ditch
8. “Oh, she probably just got stuck in a ditch
9. ditch, how Jack volunteered to be a workhorse to pull everyone to the Impenetrable Cavern, how Matt stood up to Queen Oizys, how Andrew could always come up with a clever plan, they remembered how Matt helped save
10. She quickened her pace to jump the extra wide irrigation ditch that ran along the right side of the road
11. the middle of the enormous, muddy ditch was a small
12. On stormy nights, when the wind shook the four corners of the house and the surf roared along the cove and up the cliffs I could see him leap and run and pursue me over hedge and ditch; it a nightmare
13. ditch by the side of the road, or recovering in some
14. The first shallow, caltrop-strewn ditch was a classic example of low-tech antipersonnel installments
15. The leading row of criminals leapt into the ditch and the steel caltrops punched through the soles of their shoes and boots
16. But more thugs were piling into the ditch behind them forcing them forward so that they fell onto more caltrops which punched into their exposed chests and faces
17. “Now to ditch the cart and get to rendezvous post haste,” Jista grinned, “I think we hit a gold mine here
18. I didn't stop till they were all lying dead in the drainage ditch
19. As they gradually approached the ditch, it became quite apparent that it was continuous, and somewhat larger and deeper than they expected
20. It took them a few more minutes to reach its edge and they were initially horrified when they discovered what had caused the ditch
21. I then dug a ditch from the pit to the ocean and lined it with rocks also
22. And when I knocked out the last chunk of earth that separated the ditch from the ocean the water flowed in and filled the pit
23. Sebastian and Aspen ran toward the ditch as the tornado reached for them
24. He should ditch the loser and take her home
25. I checked the ditch on my way back, just in case, no kitties
26. " Oh, really? According to him (one Richard Stengel) then, the only purpose our Constitution serves is to keep us out of the ditch, meanwhile swerving all over the road without consequence
27. Ouch! I was so distracted with all of this action that I couldn’t drive the car and it plunged into a ditch
28. car go into the ditch
29. and ditch all my problems
30. He was certain that this was guy he saw enter matching the genetic profile on his scanner, which he had to ditch in snow, knowing it would never get past security
31. They had me digging ditches for the electricians and I would go over and read the blue prints, and dig a ditch where it was supposed to go
32. The nearside wheels dropped into the shallow ditch beside the road and Contin’s smile of triumph quickly turned to one of fear when the steering wheel wrenched to one side, breaking his thumb
33. As soldiers, they must resist to the last ditch; as cowards, surrender
34. Thrown high into the air, she landed in a mud-filled ditch where she lay quite still, unable to move, her back broken
35. Thus a child taken on a road trip flatly refused to believe the teacher when he explained a river is a ditch with water in it
36. Normally, he would be concerned if someone was in the ditch, but there was plenty of help on hand and he was late
37. on the ditch bank was slippery
38. and what happens? You fall in a ditch and almost drown! You
39. observed my close call in the ditch
40. following a ditch from the main canal
41. As I led him to the ditch bank, I marveled at a
42. served as a twenty-foot-deep drain ditch for the streets above
43. She had to repeat herself before two heads appeared out of what must have been a ditch bordering the field
44. Maybe he was trying for a last ditch act of defiance- or maybe it had never occurred to him that his wife would have to know about it
45. He lunged into another ditch, hit bottom, and the rearview mirror wrenched free to join a hundred other objects flying from one side of the car to the other
46. During the 1970s the Church of Scotland Panel on Doctrine was of a mind to ditch the Westminster Confession and substitute a much shorter Statement of Belief but without a conscience clause
47. The sun glistened over the expanse of ocean that Kiwis and Aussies call The Ditch, otherwise known as the Tasman Sea
48. His thoughts wandered to travelling back over The Ditch and repeating their trip
49. An old photo of me taken back then, standing on a mountain looking pensive, got me stirred up to head back over the ditch and have another photo taken again in the same position
50. This involves the focus of cleaning of a little ditch called a sulcus which is situated between the tooth and the gum around each tooth
1. He couldn't believe she had ditched him like that
2. I ditched the rum ration in order to survive and found shelter from the whizzing bullets in a shell hole
3. Me and Bert followed them and I saw a few more survivors leap up and run forward too and I could see that they had ditched their packs as well
4. Tony ditched his first escape plan, and bolted out the rear
5. ditched the pastures for the plains
6. Shorty ditched his sawed-off, and bolted through the door,
7. The bloody CTS ditched by a fire hydrant
8. They could care less about a ditched Cadillac or a
9. Those meatheads already ditched
10. He ditched her though and married money
11. ” I said, admiring her new haircut, she ditched her long straight golden locks for a sophisticated bob
12. He ditched the travel bag on the ground
13. “I wouldn’t want to be ditched in the middle of
14. At the next turn in the trail, as fate would have it, just after I’d ditched the gun, he suddenly appeared from behind a cedar and jumped me
15. The cars he had ditched there were typically stolen before anyone thought of towing them
16. She ditched him and kept Colorado, she liked
17. Confession time: I ditched Grover as soon as we got to the bus terminal
18. out his savings, and ditched the shiny limo
19. I actually wanted to tell you that Fergus and I spoke to your mother late last night, and we told her that we had happened upon a white van that had been ditched by the side of the road, and had rescued your sister
20. “The bit that I don’t understand is why Reave ditched Groat’s wife,” said Marna
21. Thank goodness I ditched them, but at a heavy price
22. 20 rag tag box cutting terrorists stole the planes, but two of those planes had to have been flown somewhere else (ditched in the ocean?); one missile hit the pentagon, and a strange looking craft with military coloration hit the second tower
23. Seconds later, Glenn ditched his glider in the ocean, just outside the surf break and right in front of Ken’s crash
24. When I got to the beach, I ditched my shoes on the landing
25. Max ditched the white Mercedes in town
26. Carla ditched the 4x4 and climbed aboard the lorry
27. “They have ditched the plane out to sea, in deep water,” explained Max
28. Star approached Dan Sims and asked if he thought the girl in the red helicopter would survive if she had ditched at sea
29. For them it was now game- over as they ditched their old identities in the wake of a fait accompli with no need to return to New Zealand unless any of them chose
30. And when I could able to rescue myself then I was already ditched into the world of dirt and darkness
31. I felt like I did as a kid when the cool kids ditched me
32. Reluctantly, Millie ditched her pilot's overalls and started putting the dress on
33. ditched the Monte Carlo by letting it roll into a forest lake that
34. "The plane ditched into the sea but the fuselage gave way
35. ‘We had made all the plans and then Anna ditched us,’ is how one Kejriwal aide described it
36. This truck will have to be ditched and you two are better prepared to run
37. “God my head is killing me!” she said, spotting the Tylenol bottle that Mike left out from when he ditched the pills that he stole from work
38. The rouge wrote that she wants a lover to satiate her lust, the wherewithal of whom she had ditched could be heard from the horse’s mouth, besides a husband to cater to her monetary greed
39. “You shouldn't have ditched us
40. "Yeah, after you almost ditched me in the practice, aren‘t you fortunate enough to have a friend like me who was able to accompany you in your humble home?" he told me in an almost sarcastic tone
41. After waiting for a couple of hours for Cristian to return, Billy replied, “I think he ditched us
42. He then caught a taxi and drove close to the warehouse and ditched the taxi to go home
43. and yelled, "Welcome to Hell!" as the plane ditched into the sea with a massive spray of water
44. She put the tooth back in place, ditched the backpack, and sailed through the air
45. Is it any wonder? My mother, whoever she was, ditched me
46. Most of the juniors and seniors ditched that day to go to the lake
47. "One of my best friends, Emma, has ditched Amanda and I
48. After the General ditched her mud boots and
49. every few turns, the three would have been ditched
50. ‘I ditched it when he went
1. Her nose told her their drains still didn’t have traps, but they weren’t open ditches either
2. ditches, the three companions were sitting in the farm kitchen where
3. ditches were nearly dry, and the task of digging out the accumulated
4. the ditches that they dug and cleared
5. again digging ditches and pruning the hedgerows
6. should check the river banks and ditches
7. It was hard moving along some of them as they were little more than wet ditches that you stumbled along with irregular floors and right angle turns every so far
8. Grandma and Grandpa, both individually and as a tag-team, have argued tirelessly that they will not let me come over to help them plant trees, clean out the gutters, put sealer on the driveway, climb ladders, clean their chimney, dig ditches, split firewood, or do any other type of labor for them, if I do not accept their money
9. Mostly they are dry ditches with torrential waters flowing through them only during flooding
10. third he was standing by long ditches of water frozen fast, and over
11. They had me digging ditches for the electricians and I would go over and read the blue prints, and dig a ditch where it was supposed to go
12. Landowners in the vicinity of Aronka, Schmedleyville, and along County Road 17 are being asked to check woodlots, ditches and secluded areas of their land
13. I'll clean the bloody ditches out
14. "The vicar wants ter 'ire the back field, but he insisted that the ditches are cleaned out first," Uncle Hobart admitted, still studying the photograph with avid interest
15. ally saying, let me introduce you to my different ditches that i have
16. Farmers’ gates were unhinged and left in ditches, peoples’ horses were moved to different fields, and children would knock on neighbors’ doors for food and treats in a way that we still find today, in a watered-down way, in the custom of trick-or-treating on Hallowe’en
17. 9 And at the third corner they dug ditches without number, between the city and the river which surrounded the whole land of Cush, and they made the waters of the river burst out there
18. 19 And when they came to the place of the ditches, the waters revolved by mills, and two hundred men on ten rafts were drowned
19. Mike had driven Will’s old ‘86 Honda hatchback into ditches numerous times
20. 9 And at the third corner they dug ditches without number between the city and the river which surrounded the whole land of Cush and they made the waters of the river burst out there
21. 19 And when they came to the place of the ditches the waters revolved by mills and two hundred men on ten rafts were drowned
22. behind trees, in the ditches, anywhere that might offer
23. Several days’ labour preparing the defences were evident, with several ditches dug into the frozen ground at the track’s entrance to slow a charge up and lines of sharpened stakes had been driven into the ground to stop any cavalry
24. The nights had without doubt been the worst; people would fall into ditches twisting ankles or worse the periodic volleys of silent arrows that put the fear of god into them would fall from the blackness to claim further lives
25. Were we now on our own or on the enemy’s side of the battle lines? I could not tell, but when we entered a stretch of highway we found ourselves in the middle of about ten burned-out vehicles, some still smouldering, others driven into ditches, crashed or overturned
26. Seconds later, apparently, the mercy of the Lord heard my request and the guard walked away a stretch beyond and there, ditches!, released the thread
27. ditches and on the six o’clock news
28. She did not follow the open road, but cut straight through fields and over slopes, avoiding fences and leaping irrigation ditches as surely as if it were broad daylight, and as easily as if she were a trained masculine runner
29. Freddie filled him in on the days events then told him about the ditches and the pipes and then about Olivia
30. He crawled through ditches and across fields until he picked up a freight train heading north
31. Valeria saw the ancient irrigation ditches he indicated, half filled in places, and overgrown with cactus
32. "That's why the ditches were broken and the plain untouched
33. From ring ditches, wooden and brick walls to automatic defensive robots, the entire history and their strengths and weaknesses is portrayed
34. There were natural deep-sided ditches, shallow caves and rocky mounds, and plenty of camouflage for a dugout they could hole-up in if they wanted to
35. The irrigation ditches were stained with blood
36. Fernanda feared that he was as crazy as his twin brother when she saw him taking the measurements, and even more when he told the digging crew to make the ditches three feet deeper
37. The Taliban assault columns were now well on their way along the ditches, their tail already ten meters away from the house, while the RPGs and light machinegun group had taken position behind a low earthen wall maybe five meters from the house
38. With bullets being fired haphazardly in their direction by the trapped Taliban fighters, Nancy used again her rifle to reply, using her holographic sight and concentrating on any extremist that tried to flee by leaving the ditches and running across the field
39. After the rains there is plenty of water in the ditches, but it is not wholesome
40. The gigantic Atlantic Wall composed of blockhouses, minefields, and many kilometers of barbed wire, flame throwers, machine guns, and anti-tank ditches
41. The drainage ditches were also deathtraps for tanks
42. As the surviving Chinese and Soviet soldiers were either running for their lives or crouched down in ditches or trenches, the Marine A-3Ns came back for their second pass, this time firing five-inch rockets from their retractable launchers and targeting a series of lines of parked medium tanks and assault guns, plus a huge artillery ammunition dump
43. Job candidates should study what employers are looking for, rehearse interview skills, and maintain high grade point averages to play the system before the system plays them and they end up digging ditches for minimum wage or
44. There were many turning zones here and there; deep ravines and ditches; somewhere high hills and high waterfalls; the road was surrounded with rain forests, once these forests were dense and thick ; a dwelling place of thousands of wild life, full of flora and fauna, but now these were in devastating condition due to deforestations, poaching and human habitations
45. “I’ve seen plenty of cars pushed out of ditches in Minnesota by
46. It isn’t easy to travel down these roads in a rich mobster rubber, so Drago ditches his fancy car for a standard Dorris, a flivver that was made in St
47. Okay so maybe when we had looked at the architecture with mild interest on our way in, this hadn’t actually translated into observation of any particular features as we soon realised that one colonnade and another looked distressingly similar, two cupolas were indistinguishable and iron work bridges over drainage ditches had clearly been breeding like the Welsh since we had walked this way
48. ple that lined the outskirts, using central irrigation ditches for crops
49. Delaney had to dig out these ditches that usually went
50. We hardly ever stopped, and only to relieve ourselves (me in ditches and behind bushes), and though I thought myself tough as cat gut, the pace was grueling
1. By the time his headlights cut through the blinding whiteout in front of her, ditching the car was all she had a chance to do
2. It was drained by ditching and the re-routing of creeks in a previous century
3. They are off on their own or with a new, younger model ditching the old one and all the baggage that comes with an unhappy life without giving anyone a forwarding address
4. You will need to prepare for ditching within the next hour; hopefully, we will see the US1 by then or a ship to ditch near
5. Sims could tell her how far the red helicopter could have flown and whether ditching near a vessel was survivable
6. Ditching class got me a date with the janitor
7. Tatiana, who was just coming out of the food line, saw him and followed, ditching her food into the same recycler
8. ‘Modi as an OBC leader who could lead the nation, upper-caste anger against Nitish for ditching the BJP, and the promise of fast growth and jobs
9. ” Sabina knew he was ditching the subject, but at least he was talking
10. If this gets out, guys’ll be ditching their cells by the hundreds
11. ditching the stolen car in the most conspicuous spot, both men had circled the building like two Indian braves, and now were slumped up against the neighboring building, awaiting their chance
12. “I don’t want her to suddenly decide she’s not happy with us riding her and ditching us through the clouds
13. ditched his gloves, both men ditching their damp goatees at the
14. Ditching his pistol, he moved past the rope and struck out
15. Was it true? Would Cousin Harry marry Rhea knowing she was pregnant with Hassan"s child? True or false, was Hassan as low as all that? To ruin the reputation of his former girlfriend in such a public fashion however hurt he might have been by her ditching him? And the final intriguing question, did Rhea have sexual relations with Harry as early as three or four months before her marriage while she was still reputedly fooling around with Hassan? A few years later, certainly with many details of the pre-marital romance missing, it was clear to me that the boy was Harry"s son
16. "Talise and Shea were mad at me for ditching them for you guys and they said the only way for me to show them that I was still their friend, was for me to go out with Cam and they wanted a picture for proof
17. Police said he drowned behind the wheel of his rock truck, after seemingly ditching it purposefully in the river
18. “Next up,” he continued, “We’re ditching all life support
19. "You want me to have all my future lovers hand over test results prior to ditching the condoms
20. ” The training films surely deepened his doubts; in every film, the ditching B-24 broke apart
21. Most of the time, stricken Pacific bombers came down on water, either by ditching or by crashing
22. Crewmen who crashed were very unlikely to survive, but ditching offered better odds, depending on the bomber
23. Their sturdy bomb bay doors sat flush to the fuselage and tended to hold in a ditching, enabling the plane to float
24. Life rafts were deployed manually: from inside the plane, crewmen could pull a release handle just before ditching or crashing; from outside a floating plane, they could climb on the wings and turn raft-release levers
25. The military was dedicated to finding crash and ditching survivors, but in the sprawling Pacific theater, the odds of rescue were extremely daunting
26. They discussed ditching near Howland, but that raised the issue of sharks
27. The very first thing they’ll do after ditching him is call the cops
28. “Well, I can tell you that ditching your daughters for two scumbags is definitely not how to handle it,” Kendall says
29. Ditching the spear to draw his sword as he passed, the rider aimed a desperate cross-body cut at Rob
30. It’s important to say that we are not ditching cap spreads totally
31. ditching into water 56
32. The excessive fatigues to which the troops were subjected in clearing, ditching, and draining the ground on which they were encamped
