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Afternoonday began delightfully warm, as warm as any week in mid summer
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It was, for all intents and purposes, a rum runner from the mid 20th century, reproduced using what they could of native technology
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"And what would he do when he got there? Exact revenge? He'd get there in the early to mid 2600's
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A lot of older couples face a readjustment to their relationship in mid and later life
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Telbule alley wasn't busy at the moment, getting into mid before-lunch
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To cap it all they appeared to have stopped mid aisle for a chat about Dad’s
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She'd kept up on politics, at least until the mid 2260's, by eleven year old news
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That nation of two hundred million deceased former Americans born in the mid to late 21st century were some of the first to win back control of their assets
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It took some time, but by mid afternoon, we had packed all her furniture into the van and she locked the house up for the last time
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The Doctor was in his mid forties I guessed, wearing an open neck shirt, jeans, grey at the temples, clean shaven, blue eyes, cold hands
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" Ekendosa or Fendeveermon is considered mid winter
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Nightday rain is never this warm in mid summer in the mountains
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She tossed the dry wrap down to Luray who was now glad to put it on, the temperature was getting to closer to what one would expect on a Nightday in mid winter
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While crawling up onto it he got kneed in the mid section a few times but hardly noticed that over the pain from the foot
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The whole house shook, several pictures fell off the walls, and she froze in mid step
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They threw their duffel bags over Jake’s mid section, and Kate climbed on
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There was no mid day meal that day, they were in the middle of a featureless nowhere with nothing to eat but ribbonleaves and dtairs unless they could catch and kill a lentosaur
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They chatted among themselves, and were trying to decide if they should make some kind of sled for the camp to use during the winter months when suddenly Daniel, who was in mid bite of a sandwich, froze
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‘If you are not back by mid morning tomorrow, I will raise the alarm
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In spite of being so flat, it was pretty country, lush with the fronds of houses, the ripe smells of rich cropland in the mid summer heat and the sounds of a hundred different kinds of lumins and charrasspas
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Today he was still doing garden work on this bright and cloudless summer day in mid winter
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He recognized Ichor and Lady Sarah in mid battle with the black bull; Jackson being flamed and Lady Isabol returning the flame
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By the time of the mid morning break, I am gasping for my coffee
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By the time that he reached his mid forties, Tom’s good looks and the firmness of his buttocks were on that inevitable, gravitational slide southwards
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Tarak watched as she took out two more neatly slicing thru their mid sections
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“Only too glad to help my Lord,” she shouted happily as she sliced thru the mid section of an ugly one
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Lord Tarak, Duncan, First Kai and Lady Rayne piled two of the hovercraft high with large trunks, and set out for the Queens Hold by mid morning
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One day, when Karen had grown into her mid teenage years, a
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The plane landed mid afternoon and I had to wait nearly half an hour to get my luggage, so it was about 5
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tonic with her mid morning biscuits
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‘What about at work? Anyone there?’ she asked, her fork in mid air as she applies her thoughts to the problem
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By the time that he reached his mid forties, Tom’s good looks
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I was one of the older women there; in my mid thirties
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The book says the shop was started in the mid 1800s
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‘Yes … I did, didn’t I?’ he said with a rueful sigh, a yawn catching him mid sigh
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Dave pops his head round the door mid morning
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It felt like there would be frost before Nightday even began and this was nearly mid summer
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Leand had been where he landed in life after his big burn out in the mid 55th
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‘What? The fact that I’m mid thirties and that this reduces the chance of us being able to have children?’ I replied cottoning on to his implied question
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Humanoid life, humans in particular, had crossed that boundary in the early to mid 40th if one was poor and living in his ancestral lands in the old north, many generations ago
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It was mid afternoon, and a gentle breeze offered
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Chrissie woke mid afternoon; the sun which had been covered by cloud in the morning, now liberated and shining brightly through the glass of the window
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One weekend in mid May, Mandy Hill at last was able to exercise her option on Bungalow Seven and so enjoyed her restful and rejuvenating stay, she couldn't wait for the next month
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By mid morning the group had broken camp and
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His first name is Billy, by the way, mid fifties, pretty trim
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Not that this stone was really that old, for this world, probably built in the mid to late 40's; between the fall of Rome and the Crusades in European history
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Mickey stops talking in mid sentence and looks over Ted's shoulder
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“I was going to check on Roman…” I stopped in mid sentence as her smile
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was in her mid sixties but looked fortyish
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He always walked to the office, as outdoor as he could, even if it was in the freeze of mid Dawnsleep
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Kulai’s place was on a mid level street that crossed Third Canal on a suspension bridge at the eleventh floor
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“No, that didn’t either, your company’s been around since the mid 55th
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The grenade blew in mid air, knocking
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It is mid morning by the time Claire materialises – she had a check up at the dentist this morning
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He now was planning to steal an aeroplane in mid air
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We are now talking about hijacking an aeroplane full of passengers in mid air
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Otto grabbed the coin mid air
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sat sulking all morning, and by the time of the mid day
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about mid morning, and the countryside became more
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The light, open-cage decor of the machine was typical of the mid forties
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That could not have been another expedition from Earth since it was back during Earth's mid 20th century
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By mid morn, the meadow was clear arid Uncle Todd had made his final trip to Dort loaded with poles, bunting and remnants of the staging
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The following Wedenday (so called because Dort couples were married mid week), Beauty took the lads to Mesapit town
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By mid morn they had reached Top Farm where fresh milk and cakes awaited them
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By mid afternoon when most were sleepy from Granny's lunch and the Innkeepers ale, Rosecare sudddenly came alert and clutching Lemoss's hand pointed to the ridge
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It was now mid afternoon and before long he saw a
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She stumbled back home by mid afterlunch this Afternoonday, after too fat a roll at the plaza above
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He stopped mid step scratched his head and thought deeply
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The bowls and cauldron were washed in a small stream, tents were packed up and by mid morning they restarted their journey
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The suspenders rested on the outer edges of her breasts and the shorts ended at mid thigh
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He had to get going if he hoped to achieve his first goal of reaching Connellsville by mid day tomorrow
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He switched off his computer-pad and set off towards the connecting tube between the command and mid sections of the ship
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The jagged end of the tube that had formed a corridor between the mid and command sections would have made an ideal entrance had it not been a full three metres above their heads
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Subject to the full force of the expanded singularity he shot towards the mid point
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“We’ve got damage reports from the automatic systems coming in from all along the mid and aft sections captain
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Suddenly he stopped in mid air
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As she waited some kids, mid teens, approached on the other side
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As Jesus hung suspended by ropes attached to the cross bar in mid air, His arms were stretched across the beam
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It was mid afternoon when we awoke so we washed and got dressed and went down stairs to the kitchen Beth was there and she said to us
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surprising fact that, with the advent of the so-called „Great Society" in the mid sixties and its creation of unheard of welfare dependence, forcing many fathers out of their homes, crime skyrocketed
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Van Vogt, one of the greats in the genre, prefaced one of his collections of short stories in the mid sixties with the statement that surveys showed that the typical reader of fantasy-science fiction had an IQ above 120, and included professionals such as engineers, doctors, and lawyers
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I went through four years of high school in the mid fifties without learning there is such a thing as marijuana, to say nothing of cocaine, heroin, or any of the other present distractions from a sensible life
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Without question, this Platters hit tune of the mid fifties allowed them to become, unknowingly, the precursor to Barack Obama
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she was left as a wreck in mid ocean
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Entertaining novelist of the mid twentieth century, his best work being
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How else describe the arrogance, hubris, and downright lust for power a la the second Messiah that infests the Obamas and their senior minions in the ant hill (or is it termite mound) that has remade our nation"s capital? Recall that in the mid 1960"s J
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“I have a couple of witnesses Sir who can”, he was cut off in mid sentence by the Colonel who said
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Instead, she wove a tiny ball of blue flame that hovered in mid air behind the screen to give her enough light to find a red woollen coat and silk skirt
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Safely away from the main sub, the craft shot out from the depths of the mid Atlantic like a missile heading for some airborne target
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A hundred and fifty-eight kilometres above the Earth’s surface an invisible craft had its sensors fixed on a point in the mid Atlantic Ocean
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Hungarian physician of the mid nineteenth century
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In case she hadn"t heard about it, during the mid nineties the Hutus and Tutsis of Rwanda and Burundi slaughtered between 1
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Clifford Simak, in the mid 60"s, wrote a marvelous science fiction novel, which he chose to title: „Time is the Simplest Thing
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So far, as I write in mid 2011, there have been granted by Washington, 1,372 such waivers
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Katie glanced up, the needle pausing in mid air
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mid 1950s and lasted until about 1969
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It was odd to be confronted with such an antiquated processing unit, like an original super computer from the mid twenty-first century: stacked breezeblocks with flashing LED lights
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“Do I have to?” he pleaded stopping in mid thrash
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It was nearer mid morning this time, and there were no raccoons and quite a few less dogs
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He looked to be in his mid thirties