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Indeed, the next time you feel guilty about enjoying a lazy Sunday, or taking a day off from work for the heck of it, think again.
This time he'd come back on his schedule. If that meant taking a year off, so be it. And if it didn't work out, he had a whole life to live.
A trip to Budapest would not be complete without taking a soak at one of the many fancy bathhouses, pools, or spas around the city.
I was taking a photo of a country woman spinning wool, when she smiled and said to me, in perfect English: "How much do I get for that? "
He finished the sandwich, and, taking a flask of whiskey from his pocket, he took a short drought. Then he returned the flask to his pocket.
Taking a fall like that on court could be dangerous. Was it dust on the court, the bottom of your shows?
For many of us today, taking a bath retains something of a sense of ritual.
An old man who sold tobacco, seeing that I was taking a picture of him, got fidgeted and hurriedly adjusted his clothes in embarrassment.
Yet there is something very civilized about taking a moment to actually sit down in the middle of the day and relax with a coffee.
If you are looking to put money in and then not look at it for a year, you are taking a big chance.
He thought that because she was only a child, he could cheat her into taking a very small amount.
But after the broadcast, they may feel like bashing him for giving such a surprise (taking a break) on his birthday.
One day Vimal wrote to me saying that he would be taking a few days off to celebrate Makar Sankranti, or Kite-Flying Day.
Indeed, taking a step down in pay is so common that the best question is no longer "when is it okay to take a salary cut? "
Or, to put it another way, when Milton asked some LPGA golfers what they thought about just before taking a shot, they answered: nothing.
Tereza told Tomas that her mother was ill and that she would be taking a week off to go and see her. Her voice was full of spite.
He's taking a huge step from his previous position, though at least the health and beauty sector isn't entirely new to him.
For instance, I was in the room last week when he was telling one of his patients that she was taking a turn for the worse .
Seeing their puzzled expressions, he said in a clear and loud voice: "Can't you see his mind is taking a happy walk? "
If she's REALLY attractive and you think you stand a chance, then it might be worth taking a shot.
Sprinkling water into our eyes, or taking a run round the verandahs, were palliatives which had no lasting effect.
You've got to feel confident when taking a penalty though and it all depends how you feel on the day as to whether I'd volunteer or not.
更新时间：2025-05-02 21:41

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