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trying on
1. the murder of this man?’ said Ducroix, trying once more
2. How was she to admit that her own husband hadn't touched her in over six months? She knew the separation had been a trying one, but when he moved down, it was as if he left some of the better parts in Salt Lake, mainly his love for her
3. To dream that you are trying on jeans indicates that you are trying hard to fit in with others
4. Inside the shop, Amanda (Harry's Wife) is trying on a new white coat with a white fur collar
5. wearing a gray overcoat, trying on some days to shed the dark
6. Going over to where he was she paused at the sight of the pair of shoes that he was trying on
7. shoe store and, for the fun of it, assisted her in trying on shoes
8. You are experimenting in this area, now trying one teaching, then another, then another
9. I was trying on a truly
10. If not, it would not be for lack of trying on their part
11. Gulab was in the changing room trying on a slick black, low cut dress
12. “I realise that’s what he’s probably trying on, boss, but what if a Doctor Crippen show’s up, you could finish up with egg on your face
13. ����������� Walking away from the counter, Nancy sat on a wooden bench set against the wall, next to two young soldiers busy trying on new boots
14. On the pretext of trying on the new clothes, Anna pranced round the bedroom provocatively in a flimsy negligee
15. Annie even made the bold move of going into one shop and trying on a dress marked at over a hundred pounds
16. ‘’Oh, I was just trying on some new acquisitions I found near the hotel
17. “What a skunk! Impudent and bother-some,” I thought, trying once again to concentrate on meditation
18. call on me when it comes to trying on bridesmaid dresses,” I whispered
19. start trying one after another, hoping to find, as they say, "his own" philosophy,
20. Nicky laughed and resigned herself to trying on all of them
21. All the highlights were included, from storming out of the studio after the argument with Graham, to Natalie trying on underwear while shopping
22. In his mind Cass envisions his second momma, Lucy, proudly trying on this fine present
23. She had been bridal store employee, and she became accustomed to crossdressers coming in and trying on gowns
24. A television show was on in the background, and I found my attention drawn to the hostess and two of her friends, in their thirties, who were trying on retro clothing at a boutique
25. We hear persons say that business is trying on the nerves, but it is the unsettling elements of
26. But she's still in high school, she shouldn't look like an obese older woman trying on an old dress!
27. When they were trying only for a little attention, a little love… and their father or mother snapped at them and said:
28. This he selects from the moving and varied appearance of his sitter, trying one thing after another, until he sees a suggestive arrangement, from the impression of which he makes his design
29. trying on the way to stretch out her sore muscles
30. Never would I have thought at seventeen years old that I would be trying on wedding gowns and thinking of my fiancé
31. The poverty-stricken Cervantes family had been all this time trying once more to raise the ransom money, and at last a sum of three hundred ducats was got together and entrusted to the Redemptorist Father Juan Gil, who was about to sail for Algiers
32. The one I’d fostered all through my young adult years while trying on different costumes—earth girl, punk girl, cowgirl, riot girl, ballsy girl
33. KHEZIR HAD BEEN trying on a jacket, and he said to the salesman, “Brian, wait just a moment, won’t you? I’ll only be a minute
34. It was there in the sulks, the trying on of different looks in front of my bathroom mirror and the abrupt, innocent sleep
35. "He met me with the dog-cart at the station, and I saw at a glance that the last two months had been very trying ones for him
36. Cheap xerography blurred the images, and Samantha’s prose was likewise loose, a trying on and discarding of styles
37. In his yearlong journey through the digestive system of the nation’s most prestigious prep schools, William had been trying on and discarding various selves, but with this latest incarnation, there was an element of recklessness, of testing to see how much she was willing to put up with
38. Amory had returned from overseas to help with the wedding arrangements, and Felicia had pressed Regan into trying on bridesmaid dresses
39. Rostov did not think what this call for stretchers meant; he ran on, trying only to be ahead of the others; but just at the bridge, not looking at the ground, he came on some sticky, trodden mud, stumbled, and fell on his hands
40. " A czarina who should see a muzhik trying on her imperial son's blue ribbon would wear no other face
41. It came out as Fox and MCA saw fit, but not for lack of trying on Marilyn’s part
42. Till then, I had been hoping I was mistaken! What was I to do? I was on the point of asking the advice of Stepan Trofimovitch, but he was standing before the looking-glass, trying on different smiles, and continually consulting a piece of paper on which he had notes
43. He was not trying on smiles, though he often smiled rapaciously
44. Rostóv did not think what this call for stretchers meant; he ran on, trying only to be ahead of the others; but just at the bridge, not looking at the ground, he came on some sticky, trodden mud, stumbled, and fell on his hands
45. Zarubkin was expecting him at her home, it goes without saying that he instantly removed the dozen pins in his mouth, as he was trying on a customer's dress, told one of his assistants to continue with the fitting, and instantly set off to call on the captain's wife