A backhand wafted high to the corner was good as Connors let it drop, thinking it out.
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And not a small one — 14 stories high, gleaming in the sun (we were fortunate to have some beautiful weather), towering over you in that way that at first it feels like a trick of perspective, but then your mind works things out and you just kind of stand there, jaw dropped, thinking, really?
"I remember Paxman's jaw dropping, thinking, 'Oh my god, what do you do with your time?' I just smiled.
A staple of his live set for a long time – he had originally attempted to record Debra for Odelay but dropped it, thinking it was too flippant – this epic falsetto-led erotic funk ode to wooing a girl and her sister is Beck at his most brilliantly absurd.
As soon as I walk out of school drop-off, I start thinking about all of the tasks I want to get done.
Jones wasn't ruled down by contact and dropped the ball, thinking the play was over.
Thinking drops to a minimum because we are hearing thoughts that we have harbored for years in support of our inner feelings.
Yet, I delight in these drops of sunshine, thinking that, once upon a time, before the houses were built, they must have grown in profusion here.
A team led by Quinlan and Ben Backus, of the SUNY College of Optometry, had secured National Institutes of Health funding for a human trial, but, after a search lasting months, Amy and Carl were the only qualified volunteers, aside from a third subject who dropped out after thinking twice about the treatment: living with total strangers, in complete darkness, for ten days.
