----------- Salute the Sappers - Page 188 by Neil D. Orpen, Henry James Martin - World War, 1939-1945 - 1982 By 26 July, before work had even begun on the high Esino bridge, Maj. Browne was continuing his reconnaissance onward to Castel ...

If you look at it from a certain/particular point of view BUT you should use: I was abused , in a sense. In a sense, I was abused .

Now that it's no longer free from scratches and dents Now that it's no longer perfect , from scratches and dents ,

1) I can accept/use it 2) He removed the possibility of having the idea applied/accepted, by denying it, etc.

think about a weeping woman, with long, loose, dishevelled hair -- A species called the weeping willow, has long and slender branches which droop and hang downward, the Salix Babylonica. Definition from Webster's American Dictionary of

Language is not algebra. The fact that you're using "and" or "or" doesn't really clarify the things. You must be explicit: I dont want to see all of Mary, John and Peter at the same time . I dont want to see any of

The guy says from the very beginning It would be hard if not actually senseless because we're dealing with a catch 22 situation.

>I believe you do not mean ":walked over" is less natural than the others. when the stats are this close, I couldn't have done that inference I said: Yes, or IMO "came/walked up to"

GG said: >You also might want to say "walked over to." Yes, or IMO "came/walked up to" GB hits: 721 on "walked over to them" 1208 on "came up to them" 753 on "walked up to them"

GB (Google Books) hits 762 on "that sort of people" . 605 on "those sorts of people 687 on "those sort of people" . <> [I'd avoid it