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Meanings of terse sentences in anglès
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Usage of terse sentences in anglès
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She told me everything in a few tersesentences.
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The charges were listed in bald, tersesentences, but no amplification or specifics were offered.
3
So also, generally speaking, are the two or three tersesentences which accompany the pictures.
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He had an abundant word supply and his short, tersesentences were easy to follow.
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After a few tersesentences, he finished the call and walked back into the living room.
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Only here again that old familiar magic of unfamiliar names threw its glamour over the tersesentences.
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He spoke a few tersesentences.
8
The golden droid exchanged a few tersesentences with Paploo; then Wicket turned to Leia with a hopeful grin.
9
He had completely recovered his self-control by this time, and spoke now with the tersesentences of a tried soldier.
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She was vaguely aware that Cole was jotting down addresses and numbers on a notepad, speaking with Jack in tersesentences.
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His tersesentences, leaving no doubt in the mind of the hearer as to what he meant, always had the same snap.
12
The tersesentences of that letter were like himself-coldand quiet without, but with the burn of hidden fires beneath the surface.
13
He called up the workshop, and in crisp, tersesentences gave his orders in a way that went to the older man's heart.
14
In sharp, tersesentences the old Chief questioned the runner, who replied at first eagerly, then, as the questions proceeded, with some hesitation.
15
His thoughts grew less distinct, merged into wordless rememberings and conjectures, clarified again into tersesentences which never reached the medium of speech.
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In tersesentences, interspersed with profanity, he proclaimed the fact that money was law; that it could buy either laws or immunity from the law.