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Examples for "jack"
Examples for "jack"
1Med-jack said you were there one second and buggin' gone the next.
2The tiny issue of the headphone jack also needs to be resolved.
3The cards flipped again, and a huge message read: run home jack!
4Jack could only think of one possible answer: they were under attack.
5Jack wasn't quite thirty and he'd already seen thousands of open wounds.
1Oregon's wolf population is now estimated to number more than 60 animals.
2The Norwegian government is required by international law to protect the wolf.
3Like the wolf-pack, every other voice in the camp in turn implored:-
4The wolf raced along with them; he also enjoyed a good run.
5The wolf-hounds drew up as reserves in the rear of the mastiff.
1Luce's heart swelled at the prospect of getting home to her family.
2Luce began to wonder whether Francesca was responsible for the overriding tranquility.
3Most of all, the American Century as Luce envisioned it would require:
4As good as Luce felt when she was wrapped up in them.
5Luce, in truth, had written a critical essay, not one of celebration.
1Shoomp ub dere, zome of you und ged de sholly-boad oud of dad!
2If I ged into der race maybe I be by der cemetery already to-morrow.
3Uf I don't ged avay oud uf here righd off, I peen gone grazy!
4Schmitt said: 'Zake, you go in und ged him.
5He could nod ged over losing de oder shop.
1Jerking it up, I saw a fine pickerel wriggling in the sun.
2Some of our neighbors fished for pickerel through the ice in midwinter.
3We dropped out the smaller spoon and masterfully landed a five-pound pickerel.
4Most predatory fish are long and slim, like the alligator-gar and pickerel.
5I'll get out the spoon bait and try for pike and pickerel.
1I didn't recognize the type, but from the size, I'm guessing a freshwater shark? he asked quickly, deliberately changing the subject.
2Besides the alligators, large freshwater sharks appear to be common in the lake.
1"If what you say is true ," Pike hurried on, "you can save Romulus.
1The pike, Esox lucius, is the one freshwater fish that looks at you with both eyes at once, above jutting, duck-billed jaws and spiny teeth.
Translations for esox lucius