Use "paxto" em uma frase

1. I made it to Paxton, Nebraska, and stopped at the grocery store to get an already made sandwich

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2. Not far out of Paxton a Highway Patrol pulled over to ask me who I was, and where I was going

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3. Here is only a partial list of entertainers who have contributed to change for the better through their music: Marion Anderson; Harry Bellafonte; Bono; Arlo Guthrie; Woody Guthrie; Joe Hill; Billie Holiday; Keb’ Mo’; Phil Ochs; Tom Paxton; Peter, Paul and Mary; Paul Robeson; Pete Seeger; Smothers Brothers

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4. “Frank Paxton,” Thompson said, “friend of theirs and I know nothing about a dead girl on Hull Road

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5. “I know this is unpleasant Mr Paxton,” Smith said, “but could you tell us exactly how you found the place when you walked in

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6. “I parked the car outside,” Paxton said

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7. “What then Mr Paxton?” Smith urged

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8. That’s when I found…” Frank Paxton’s lower lip started to quiver

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9. “Like he was what Mr Paxton?”

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10. Thank you Mr Paxton

11. It read ‘Frank Paxton

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12. Paxton seemed a bit too calm in this situation

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13. “Mr Paxton,” Smith said, “One more thing

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14. “Oh,” Paxton’s face reddened further, “I just thought she must have nearly finished; she was reading for most of the night at our place

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15. “Thank you Mr Paxton

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16. “As I’m in charge here, I want you and Bridge to go and have a chat to the man who found the carnage at the Willow’s place yesterday evening, Frank Paxton

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17. “Thompson,” Smith said as Thompson was about to leave, “be very wary of this Paxton character; there’s something odd about him

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18. Frank Paxton appeared in the doorway

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19. “Mr Paxton,” Thompson said, “we need to ask you a few questions about the Willow family

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20. “Terrible state of affairs,” Paxton said

21. “We’d had them round for supper, “Paxton continued, “It’s a Christmas Eve tradition

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22. “It was more like playful banter,” Paxton said, “they didn’t seem to like each other most of the time

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23. Paxton was clearly annoyed

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24. “Not me,” Paxton said, “he phoned Martin

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25. “Of course I do,” Paxton said

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26. Paxton, Roxy and Thompson all looked at Bridge as if he had lost his mind

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27. Nevertheless, Paxton did as he was asked and handed the paper back to Bridge

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28. “That was a joke,” Paxton insisted, “Wendy still defended him

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29. Paxton assumed it was from the taxi firm

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30. “Thompson,” he said, “can you remember yesterday at the Willow’s house; we spoke to Frank Paxton, the one who discovered the attack?”

31. “Mr Paxton,” Smith began, “DS Smith and this is DC Whitton, can we have a word?”

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32. “Mr Paxton,” Smith said, “you met me on Christmas Day at the Willow place

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33. “No thanks,” Smith repeated, “Mr Paxton, you said when you arrived at the Willow’s place, you phoned him when no one answered the door? And then you heard the phone ringing inside the house?”

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34. Frank Paxton looked agitated as Smith and Whitton went into the hall way

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35. “I’ll get you one from the fridge,” Paxton said, “what was that about?”

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36. “Another one?” Paxton asked

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37. Paxton stumbled off to the kitchen to fetch the beer

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38. Frank Paxton seemed much more relaxed now

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39. “That’s better,” Smith said as he reached the bottom of the stairs, “nice place you’ve got here Mr Paxton, that bathroom is huge

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40. “Anytime,” Paxton said, “This has actually been quite painless; the whisky helps, I suppose

41. “I couldn’t help listening in to your conversation,” Paxton laughed, “I know a really good taxi company, very professional

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42. “Here it is,” Paxton said, “it’s on the fridge

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43. Nevertheless, he accepted Paxton’s offer as it gave him an excuse to return and find more about Paxton and Roxy

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44. He filled her in on what he had found at Frank Paxton’s house

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45. “Do you think the drugs in Paxton’s bathroom cabinet are the same ones they found in the Willow’s systems?” Whitton asked when Marge was gone

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46. The woman quickly tapped in the information and brought up the exact route from Paxton’s house to the Willow’s place

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47. “And the man on his own?” Smith took out the photograph of Frank Paxton

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48. He needed to look more closely at Frank Paxton and Roxy Jones

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49. He left the room, took out his phone and dialled Frank Paxton’s number

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50. “Mr Paxton,” Smith said, “sorry to bother you but I just need to ask you something about what you ate on Christmas Eve

51. The DI is trying to see if he can get us a warrant to search Paxton’s place

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52. “Detective,” Frank Paxton said warmly as he answered the door, “come in

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53. Whitton produced the search warrant and handed it to Paxton

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54. “Computers,” Paxton said, “She sets up systems for huge multi-nationals

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55. “Why should we,” Paxton replied, “we don’t have any kids and I don’t think there’s anything other than over the counter stuff in there anyway

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56. Paxton returned with a screwdriver, a solid heavy duty one

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57. “Please try not to make too much of a mess of it,” Paxton said

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58. Smith pretended to casually check the pill boxes but when he realised Paxton was not watching anymore he looked to the back of the cabinet where he had found the Benzodiazepine two days ago

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59. “There are two wheelie bins in the yard,” Paxton replied, “We keep them in there until collection day

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60. “In three days,” Paxton replied, “just in time for New Year

61. “Something Frank Paxton said about his wife being away on business

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62. It was now Frank Paxton’s turn to finish the rest of his wine

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63. “This is interesting Whitton,” he said, “Frank Paxton phoned me at one this morning

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64. Frank Paxton sounded very drunk, his voice was barely audible

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65. “So,” Smith smiled, “Frank Paxton is a real dark horse

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66. “Listen to it,” he said, “and then pay this Paxton character a visit

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67. “Frank Paxton got Lauren Cowley pregnant,” Thompson replied, “he confessed to Smith on New Years Day

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68. “If Frank Paxton is the father of Lauren Cowley’s baby, why is it that Martin Willow paid Susan Jenkins fifteen hundred quid?”

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69. “That won’t be necessary Mr Paxton,” he said, “There’s just a couple of things we still need to clear up

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70. “If its ok with you,” Paxton said, “I’d rather do this at the station

71. “You should learn to whisper properly,” Paxton said as he walked down the stairs, “and scared does not even come close

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72. “We’ll bring her in a bit later when we’ve heard what this Paxton has to say

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73. “What for?” Paxton said

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74. At the station, Frank Paxton was asked to take a seat in reception

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75. “Shut the door,” Chalmers ordered, “where’s Paxton?”

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76. “What about Paxton?” Bridge asked, “Where does he fit into all of this?”

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77. Frank Paxton was talking on his phone when Bridge walked back through to the Police reception

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78. “Is anything the matter Mr Paxton?” Bridge said

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79. Paxton looked very pale

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80. He followed Bridge and Paxton into the interview room and closed the door behind him

81. “Mr Paxton,” Thompson began, “you left a message on Detective Sergeant Smith’s phone in the early hours of New Years Day

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82. “It sounds crazy,” Paxton said, “but when they arrived and they had their daughter, Penny with them, Rox thought if they ate the Pavlova laced with the drugs, it would make them sleepy and they would leave early

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83. Paxton’s phone started to ring

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84. “Nothing,” Thompson replied, “Mr Paxton came here of his own free will

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85. There were no material witnesses and the only character witnesses were Frank Paxton and Roxy Jones

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86. Jones had already confessed to two murders and Paxton had been romantically involved with one of Jones’ victims

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87. This Braithwaite Lowery, I knew his father, lost in the Lively off Greenland in '20, or Andrew Woodhouse, drowned in the same seas in 1777, or John Paxton, drowned off Cape Farewell a year later, or old John Rawlings, whose grandfather sailed with me, drowned in the Gulf of Finland in '50

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88. There were only ourselves and the servants there, one or two old friends of his from Exeter, his London agent, and a gentleman representing Sir John Paxton, the President of the Incorporated Law Society

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