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Examples for "pad"
Examples for "pad"
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Would that work? Eric held a pen over a pad of paper.
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Reporters will, however, only have a pen and pad to work on.
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Forty-five years ago, Rione said, her eyes on her data pad again.
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That much is true, right? She eased the pad back to him.
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Rae set aside the pad of paper and glanced at the clock.
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Dip in seasoned flour and sauté in hot lard in a frying-pan.
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The lard is fun, but use vegetable oil if you are reticent.
3
He made mulligan in one lard bucket and boiled beans in another.
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Skim the lard or dripping always before you put in the fish.
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And lard is transferred daily from commercial-sized vats directly to local butts.
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There is music and song to embellish and explain the lucid action.
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So why do we need to embellish, to build a tall tale?
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That experienced diplomatist perceived that it was necessary to further embellish himself.
4
Besides these works to embellish, he formed others to fortify the city.
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Within the week the three heads of us will embellish Temple Bar.
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With the cotton embroider the pattern in darning-stitch, as given in illustration.
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My parents never said anything you'd want to embroider on a cushion.
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This lady took a pleasure in teaching her to sew and embroider.
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Nay, for I'll embroider a cross in the middle with gold braid.
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You will have to embroider quite well before beginning on the figures.
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Having told you this, I shall no longer try to dramatize his speech.
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And so we've come here today to dramatize a shameful condition.
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To dramatize telephoto he picked an easy example of its wonders.
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Spaak of the U. N., asking the press not to over-dramatize the events.
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But this particular man felt my particularpresence would overly dramatize things.
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Why do we dramatise the pandemic in a way other countries don't?
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They dramatise a child's concerns and give them a way to manage traumas.
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How can opera attempt to dramatise the thousand-fold tragedies of the twin towers?
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These bombs did but accentuate and dramatise an already developing problem.
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Edgar's strength has always been his ability to dramatise the intricacies of the political process.
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Beware lest thou aggrandize thy ministers at the expense of thy subjects.
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The Gospel is to aggrandize Christ and the mercy of God.
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His desire to aggrandize his family burned with a quenchless flame.
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The Gospel is not there for us to aggrandize ourselves.
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The people were virtually enslaved to aggrandize a single person.
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His lordship argued that the five-pound qualification would increase agitation, would aggrandise radical interests.
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Does the Pope want to aggrandise himself by war?
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Thou shouldst, to the best of thy power, aggrandise him as thou winnest aggrandisement for thyself.
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He had said, and even sworn, that he would never aggrandise the territory of the Empire!
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Offices are not there for you to occupy (or be deployed to) and aggrandise yourself.
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It came to me suddenly: he meant to blow up the Intendance.
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First, he judged it necessary to blow up the bridge of Demir-Hissar.
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He could not blow up one of these bubbles on the spring.
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Gas of northern metaphysics to blow up Broad Church bishops like balloons.
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The wind begins to blow up sharply, though it was very pleasant.
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These madmen expect to blow up the United States on May first.
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Some one has sent us a bomb to blow up the school.
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I was the main reason it didn't blow up against the windshield.
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Yet if thou hidest from me, I will blow up the gate.
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On the other hand, it might blow up at any instant, too.
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No doubt a wicked attempt to blow up the Observatory, they say.
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And this case is due to blow up like Hiroshima before then.
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The wise man will collect enough dynamite to blow up this planet.
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The Hun-confound him-willblow up with a loud bang about next July.
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I've made enough of the blessed stuff to blow up half Tilbury.
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Perhaps he'd blow up or catch fire if he were to try.
