lol never mind, I finally found the word.. it's "grandeur"

Hello everyone, I am not quite sure this is the appropriate sub-forum, or even the website as a whole, for this kind of question. However, I sort of need a quick response, and since English is not my mother tongue, I supposed some of you here,

I remember... I think "highly anticipated" is what I've been looking for. Not an actual phrase, but I guess it's how I've always seen it.

Hello guys, I'm somewhat sure that there's a more commonly used synonym for "long-awaited" but I can't remember what it is. If we want to say, for instance, that a long-awaited video game has been finally released, what would be the most

Sorry it was me, I forgot to log-in.

Concise Oxford English Dictionary: a labour of love : a task done for pleasure, not reward. (written in a way easier to understand) The Phrase Finder: Meaning Work undertaken for the pleasure of it or for the benefit of a loved one. Origin From

Maybe she's a witch or something and is threatening him, saying "I will curse you!" (so don't get any closer to me..)

Not quite.. "Guess what, Mrs. Barrett," I said. "You got fired," guessed my optimistic wife. "No. Fired up," I replied, and pulled out the tickets. "Up, up and away," I said. "Tomorrow night to Paris." "***, Oliver," she said. But quietly, with

lol

I think he meant "when to come" to be a question. That is, "When can I come?"