My mouth felt dry and my mind emptied of the facts.
The Commons was far from full as we neared prime minister's questions — surprisingly empty, in fact, considering the absence of Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn, those no-score-draws in human form — when MPs were roused from their lethargy by a sudden invasion.
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This means failing to recognize the dynamic nature of physiology and leading to absurdities such as the claim that a gut which is not currently digesting because it is empty of food is, in fact, diseased.
Ardent was a very passionate and complicated person who defined life from a deeply philosophical and what seemed to some,an uncaring place empty of empathy, but in fact (from seeing this film) I found her quite the opposite.
This should be done on the basis of fact not more empty rhetoric or spin from the government," he said.
"This should be done on the basis of fact, not more empty rhetoric or spin from the government," he said in a statement.
By 1527 a government policy that, though seemingly Wolsey's, was really the king's was facing bankruptcy; ineffective abroad, unpopular at home, it made the regime look as empty of positive purpose as in fact it was.
El Paso is separated from the rest of the state by hundreds of miles of mostly empty desert; in fact, it is closer to San Diego, on the Pacific, than to Houston.
In addition, Professor Thayer avers that airlines have adopted the hub-and-spoke system in order to "lower the percentage of empty seats". In fact, airlines are only responding to the consumer.
"As a matter of fact, this is just an empty room".
