Utiliser "lope" dans une phrase

1. They began to jog at an easy lope, trying to cover as much ground with as little exertion as possible

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2. He nudged the horse in the ribs and Ed broke into a lope

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3. So what did Lope think about all this? Though she was always

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4. monster in Lope for waking him up for what both of them

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5. “Look, Lope, on an I

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6. Lope was very generous with the money she made from her high

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7. The second reason Lope received sole allocation of the money

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8. was something solely between my father and Lope

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9. My mother and I stared into our dinners while Lope was digging

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10. Lope turned her back on him

11. “Crazy? Lope and me are the only ones in this damned house who

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12. I once teased Lope about it, but, when she burst into

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13. And I probably would have if it wasn’t for my sister, Lope,

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14. with a poem my sister Lope wrote when she was about four-years-

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15. Lope because she was a child who was

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16. Brad,” Lope said, in a voice deepened beyond her actual years

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17. sad because I knew that Lope would never find happiness that way

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18. Felis catus had been Lope

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19. “Are you crazy? I’m not that light hearted, Lope

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20. ” Lope put a hand

21. Lope tugged on my arm so that I would sit next to her on the bed

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22. Lope punched me in the face, but I didn’t feel it

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23. “You do know, Lope, that you’re going to have to add a few more

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24. going to cut it with this damn conversation, Lope

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25. Lope had stopped crying

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26. Lope, the man is more malignant then those malignant cells!”

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27. Lope hugged me again

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28. So when the Professor went to Lope, I studied him

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29. However, what I noticed most was that he spoke to Lope

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30. I saw that Lope had closed her eyes and was smiling

31. Lope opened her eyes and glared at me as if she had just read my

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32. “No, no, Lope,” the Professor said

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33. I looked to Lope

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34. digressing if you are to understand what Lope is trying to

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35. “Hold on, Professor,” Lope said

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36. Another Lope yawn and, “How the brain manages to keep track of

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37. “It’s not funny, Brad!” Lope said

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38. I bent my head to my shoulder, hunched over and scuttled to Lope,

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39. “You insufferable bastard!” Lope said, though it sounded to me

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40. “Yes, yes, that’s the word, Brad! Lope and I must focus more on

41. God?! Good lord, I didn’t know that Lope was that far out of her

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42. Lope laid on the couch and closed her eyes

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43. surprised me when, instead of going to Lope to hyponotize her, he

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44. “It wasn’t the mouse, it was Lope inside the mouse’s brain,” the

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45. I reached out to grab Lope, but she moved away from me and

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46. started talking to the couch that Lope had been lying on

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47. Lope was on top of me,

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48. Lope, however, to my

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49. Lope grabbed me by the hand and led me to her bed

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50. “I wouldn’t have let that happen, Lope

51. Lope squeezed my hand

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52. Lope says that teens are just deranged monkeys--I know

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53. “Ha, ha, that Lope

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54. You do see that your father favors Lope

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55. what Dad has been doing with Lope?” She averted my eyes

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56. I could ask Lope for a solution, she’s got more brains than the both

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57. My sight restored, I saw that the culprit was Lope

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58. “Well, we shall see, won’t we? Lope has invented a program of

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59. jeans--and not skinny ones either!’ “Instead of what Lope would

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60. “Still, Professor,” Lope said, Hawking’s thinks A

61. “Fuck, Brad,” Lope said, “Hawking is in a wheel chair with ALS!

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62. “The reason for that, Professor,” Lope said, “is that Stephen

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63. “Brad, Lope seems as if she’s about to jump out of her clothes, so I

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64. “Good for you, Brad!” Lope said

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65. what Lope has done

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66. “Alert the zoo, Professor!” Lope said

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67. Lope,” the Professor said

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68. shook his index finger at Lope, whose chipmunk mouth looked as

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69. “Get a pair, Duck Boy!” Lope said

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70. “Enough with him, Professor!” Lope said

71. I was expecting another zinger from Lope, but, instead, she put this

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72. Professor said in a whisper, “That’s Lope

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73. It’s just that Lope and I haven’t been

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74. Lope took off her crazy cap, got off the

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75. I got him off of me by twisting his nose--a move Lope had often

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76. my father tell Lope that he would be gone for two days attending a

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77. moved away from me, I saw my mother and Lope, with their arms

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78. “We tried that before, Brad, and he almost killed us,” Lope said

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79. I truly was surprised when Lope didn’t argue with me

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80. I moved in front of my mother and Lope and motioned behind my

81. Once again, my life had been saved by Lope

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82. mother, Lope and me and said with a chuckle thrown in, “Well, no

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83. at that--okay?” My mother and I nodded, Lope didn’t

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84. he asked all of us if we were okay, Lope started to say that she

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85. ridiculous and that Lope had issues with my father because he

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86. Lope wanted us to leave the house and take refuge at my

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87. secondly, I told Lope about Officier Murphy and my saving of his

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88. Lope thought about that

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89. the room where my mother and Lope stood

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90. foolishly at me, while Lope indicated, with hand movements, that

91. he trapped us here,” Lope said

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92. “But you know that he’ll find us, Brad,” Lope said

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93. “Brad,” Lope said, “carry Mom out of here before--”

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94. Lope and I froze

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95. Lope scream and saw that my father had caught her by the arm in

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96. “Oh, yeah?” Lope said

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97. Lope stared at me for a few moments and then said, “Yeah, I

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98. mind finally identified the object, I turned to Lope and said, “Oh,

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99. “Yeah, it’s dear old Dad,” Lope said

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100. “For Christ’s sake, Lope!” He was already dead! What have you