Use "lowa" in a sentence

1. ‘I’m relieved to hear we won’t be visiting you in Holloway!’

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2. I wreathed myself in clouds of smoke when the cigarette supply allowed, even smoking an unhealthy portion of my friend’s allowance

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3. Thom had certain limits to the magic he could employ, opening a new back door wasn’t in his allowance

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4. poor, and the strong and the weak without mercy or allowance for

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5. allowances, party frocks and charge card accounts would be

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6. • When the truth is seen allowance occurs, freeing my life to bring

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7. Explained clearly, as she had done with her family, the costs, benefits, and allowances which might be arranged, and then sat quietly for her new friend's considered response

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8. Marguerite ignored the remark, making allowances for the

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9. Before I left for Hong Kong in 1977 I was employed as an office clerk in a private business firm and by that time the minimum salary was only 300 pesos a month +50 pesos allowance which was really can't cope on the cost-of-living

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10. Along Betakka, one of the hundreds of smaller, quieter business services khumes twenty stories below outdoors in the western part of the South Fastness neighborhood of downtown Zhlindu, Klowa was in his reading compartment in the loft over the reception room of the Nidon-Mlarkile Finders Union where he had a career as a full case agent

11. Klowa couldn't see them without getting up, but he could easily hear the whole conversation

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12. Klowa was glad he was out of sight and could force both hands over his mouth to keep it quiet

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13. Once he was down the stairs, Klowa had a hard time not staring at them

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14. Klowa wore only a clout and a small armpocket on the left side

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15. Her hair was barely longer than her companion's, not even as long as Zlifonn's, much less Klowa's coarse 'fro

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16. Klowa was about to lose it with this guy one way or the other

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17. Klowa had to start another line of questioning or he was going to terminate the case because of non-cooperation of the customer

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18. "But she's taken another since then?" Klowa asked

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19. Klowa wondered if they were deaf and just reading lips

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20. "Then what was she doing with Alan who was in technology?" Klowa asked

21. "And how could she overcome the Instinct?" Klowa asked, not understanding how such a thing could exist

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22. Klowa had to sit back and try to figure out what was being said here

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23. "What did you mean by 'turn his head'?" Klowa asked, trying to find a way to share the same language with this guy

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24. "I know about RNAcid education if that's what you mean," Klowa said

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25. "Forty irons," Klowa told him

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26. "I'll need about twenty three irons for all the posters I could distribute," Klowa told him

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27. Klowa's laughter burst out before he knew it was happening

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28. "That's true," Klowa agreed, "but they might remember the accent

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29. "So did I," Klowaa said

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30. " Zlifonn held out the four little copper beads so Klowaa could see what he was talking about

31. She still carried a lot of her tribal heritage however and because of that she had gravitated to the close circle of friends of which Klowa was a part

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32. Klowa used up the last of his funds snacking on the tasty morsels the Plaz's cooks turned out

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33. Klowa has known him for over a century

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34. "I still think one could make a better living out of renting beds down here," Klowa joked, noticing the way they held each other's ass as they walked away

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35. After a good toke Klowa said, "Show this to anyone you know that gets anywhere near a lab

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36. While Klowa was doing that he added, "And oh yeah, he's from Wescarp, probably has a bad accent

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37. They told a few jokes and finished the smoke but Klowa was off without eating

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38. Klowa never knew fire could get to such size before and feared the whole city would be consumed in those flames

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39. He was somewhat perturbed that Klowa hadn't made Zhlindu Tech his first priority

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40. Nidon had been at this a lot longer than Klowa, so in spite of the fact that Klowa didn't think Alan could get into any university, he followed that advice

41. They had worked for her in the past and she was part of the reason Klowa was a little reluctant to come here

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42. "Klowa, I worked with Jaymite on the floater pilot case

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43. Klowa didn't stay for Afternoonday, not wanting to be in the way when the others of the household came home bushed, and wondering about Shinvei

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44. Klowaa shuddered at the thought of any stuff that could nail Shinvei to the porch like this

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45. "I think they're 'up to' about half mast if you ask me," Klowa said

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46. Klowa got that message off on his way home, the Playalite had a terminal room just off Hapentweighn

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47. The carvings made Klowa's head ache with their streamlined formality, 45th or 50th century architecture

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48. After speaking with all the people who seemed to be permanent in the area, Klowa went in to see Kadak

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49. Klowa had to wait almost an hour because Kadak was busy in the kitchens

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50. "No, I'm Klowa of the Nidon-Mlarkile agency

51. "I understand," Klowaa said

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52. It was early Afternoonday of Ekendosa, Shinvei had departed for her shop before Klowa was awake

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53. "Oh?" Klowa was very surprised about that

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54. Suddenly Klowa felt a little dizzy

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55. "Maybe I should go have a chat with Klarrain to see what he knows about the situation?" Klowa speculated

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56. "You don't have to tell me where he is to tell me why Klarrain's interested," Klowa pleaded

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57. Klowa thought if he wasn't accurate with that guess he was very, very close

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58. Professionally Klowa needed Nidon here for this before they could claim that aluminum

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59. Personally Klowa was glad she came to him, she was a delight to watch and listen to

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60. They didn't actually have a contract to keep their location secret, at least as far as Klowa knew, and he should be informed if he was case agent

61. Klowa noticed he was dizzy with the thrill of her and was tempted to say anything to continue what they were doing

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62. "But you've seen them before?" Klowa asked

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63. "I've turned them over to you, not Alan over to them," Klowa told her

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64. He saw Klowa, but looked past him to Luray and inhaled deeply

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65. "That's nice to know," Klowa said, "That means we need you even more

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66. "I think she means the original clients," Klowa said

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67. "I wish you would just tell me what this is all about?" Dyinholm asked Klowa

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68. "Then why would Klarrain want to read them?" Klowa asked, hoping the question itself would be safe and didn't convey his belief that such a plan would never work unless it was clandestine

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69. "What would be your fantasy?" Klowa asked

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70. Klowa hoped he could hold it that long

71. Klowa did quite a bit of it, telling her about the detective business, about what it was like to grow up in the city and have the same group of friends thruout life

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72. Klowa considered anyplace with ground showing to be plots though real geographers didn't use that term until you got to property where the people who lived on it grew more food than they ate

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73. Klowa and Luray found a place out in the back of a keda field on the far side of the clump of jungle beyond the brook

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74. She lay with the fastened side of her wrap upward, which Klowa considered an invitation to unsnap it

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75. Luray asked about Shinvei and Klowa tried to be as honest as he could

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76. Luray was a different sort than Klowa was used to

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77. Nightday came and Klowa went to the office

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78. Klowa was reluctant to leave Luray to Zlifonn if she did show, but he just couldn't sit in the office for the whole day

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79. There were two extra bunks set up on opposite sides of the room, the elaborate trysting bed in the middle of the room being piled with the biggest collection of clothes Klowa had ever seen

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80. Klowa could do nothing but remain there motionless

81. By that time Klowa was out the door and heading for the stairs

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82. As he rounded the corner Viktor jumped out the door holding a tool like the one Klowa had found in the clothing

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83. She pointed the end with the crystal toward Klowa and the wall about an inch from his head made a crackle-spit so loud he thought he would loose his hearing

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84. Klowa jumped down the stairs, coming to the realization that the device might actually be dangerous

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85. Klowa told her all about his experience in their room

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86. Klowa was beginning to learn that this girl did take her yaag pretty seriously and putting on altitude was something she had every intention of doing

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87. "How could that be?" Klowa asked

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88. "You must be Luray," she said before Klowa could introduce them

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89. It was much the same as Klowa felt when Shinvei brought home some guy taller than a standard ceiling, two hundred fifty pounds with more muscle in his left arm than Klowa had in his family tree

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90. Klowa knew by her tone and look that she was accusing him of being spent

91. Klowa began to feel a little sorry for her, for it was Luray who won that contest, and not by a small margin

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92. "Why is that?" Klowa asked, "She doesn't write ugly does she?"

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93. "You never told me that," Klowa said

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94. "See you Dawnsleep or maybe Morningday," she said, "and you be careful," she told Klowa, "some of her travel reports can be pretty exciting," and with that she was gone

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95. " She paused, Klowa wanted to ask her again but it would just be more begging

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96. Klowa put his hand on her arm because he knew Nidon would talk for awhile, thinking out loud more than anything else, and wouldn't want to be interrupted

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97. I don't doubt you Klowa, don't doubt that you saw and heard what you've related, it's just that the interpretation is so far-fetched

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98. He padded his fingertips again, then turned to Klowa, "can you talk about this woman, with her here I mean?"

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99. If he couldn't, Nidon would know he wasn't being objective and Klowa would lose all credibility

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100. Klowa couldn't see who it was from where he sat