All successful novels for young adults must pass what one might call a narcissistic grandiosity test.
A purposeful stroll, then, seems a good way to pass what remains of the afternoon.
She shouted, 'I must pass!' " What happened next is in dispute.
Should that come to pass, what would he do with these supposed paragons of failure?
"He tried to pass what he learned from scouting," Mr. Schweiger said.
Should the need for all this idle mentioning actually come to pass, what slot is left for Dr. HOWARD DEAN?
After a mile, you'll pass what appears to be heaven, or hell, depending on how much you like junk.
Leaving the harbour we pass what initially looks like a rubbish dump, until we spot a couple of goalposts.
If these employers had their way, if Hilton's "blue sky" thinking came to pass, what would happen?
After that, nuclear fission is child's play.Back to top >>MondayEVERY morning on my way to work, I pass what is surely the least-used office in Budapest.
But I'm not a huge fan of cisgender, or its related terms, "cissexual" or simple "cis", because it doesn't pass what I call "the hair salon test".
