1
As for him, he would love the chance to tear into Bartomeu.
2
He'd just started to tear into me again when the telephone rang.
3
She saw that he brushed more than one tear into the waves.
4
She just shoved him aside and bent to tear into the reindeer.
5
He saw them tear into the four men, saw the wounds burst open.
1
She opened her mouth like she was going to lace into him-butthen shrugged.
2
These joyful bounds just lace into the stuff of my memories and stay there forever.
3
Alicia put out her hand and tucked an irrelevant bit of lace into Hilda's bosom.
4
So saying the mad girl took up a pair of scissors and cut the lace into fragments.
5
As soon as we are on the street in front of the boutique I lace into her.
1
The longing to pitch into somebody was so strong you couldn't resist.
2
But I'll walk into your parlour, while I pitch into your crib.
3
Throw the pitch into that, it's very, very tough for the players.
4
If you don't look out, Gascoyne will pitch into you, old boy.
5
Do pitch into the broiled bones while they are hot; never mind me.
1
The front line of Surakan ships continued to lay into the cruiser.
2
Don't think I didn't lay into him after he left you.
3
Should he lay into me, or drink a beer with me?
4
Molière introduced a couplet of this lay into his Alceste.
5
I looked back to see a team of cops lay into her with batons.
1
Is that why he didn't-didn'tlam into me?
2
And he's got savvee enough to know from now on that that same stone wall will be always there ready for him to lam into.
3
You lammed into him, and she took up and defended him.
4
How I lammed into the beggar!
5
"It's the one you lammed into the Huns with," explained Bart.
6
"Then lam into the pirates."