Then she sat me up and said, "You're fixed!" In all seriousness, that woman knew how to banish vagina spirits.
Populist politicians forgot that judges tend to have fixed ideas about the relative seriousness of offences.
With military commanders now drifting away, the Vienna congress gained a new air of seriousness and quickly fixed the boundaries of an independent Netherlands, formalised proposals for a loose confederation of Swiss cantons, and ratified the earlier agreements over Poland.
Its director of policy Neil Grieg said: "This is a major change in traffic law enforcement and the IAM is concerned that issuing fixed penalty tickets for careless driving downplays the seriousness of the offence.
These days, his very presence in a film denotes heft, seriousness, intent, a producer's eyes firmly fixed on the awards season.
"The tariff has to be fixed to strike a balance between the punishment being seen to fit the seriousness of the crime, and the child being able to see light at the end of the tunnel, so we don't undermine their motivation to change.
This ascent toward architecture guaranteed the seriousness of cooking, and helped move it from peasant lore to contagious classifications toward fixed recipes.
This ascent toward architecture guaranteed the seriousness of cooking, and helped move it from peasant lore to contagious classifications — toward fixed recipes.
In all seriousness, human sacrifice still feels like it's a year away, but the problem remains: The banking system needs fixing, but people don't trust that the bailouts are doing anything but costing us all money and propping up the corporate weasels who got us in this mess.
"We keep fixing, fixing, fixing".
