Somehow you blindly ease your way into the intersection and trust the good nature of strangers to give you a wide berth.
With all my effort, I desperately dove straight down and blindly somehow came up with both the drumstick and my glasses with one frantic grab.
Passing empty faces, the heat spread to my eyes clouding vision, halting sight, walking blindly I somehow made it back inside, rushed to a computer to see the words: "Two dead, 22 injured" "Two dead, 22 injured" "Two dead, 22 injured".
But as depressing as it is to realize that we somehow skipped over fall and stumbled blindly into winter, our collective misery might just be worth it because without the cold, we'd never have this video of a 96-year-old woman frolicking in the snow, which is just about the purest thing the world has ever seen.
We are, apparently, supposed to blindly trust that the GOP somehow will develop an answer, and agenda, get a clue, that they did not have two years ago as the nation was crumbing around their Nero, George W. Bush.
I'm talking to you, Out-of-Town Theater Nan, loudly and pridefully tutting as you wander blindly into the throng, as if it is somehow the city's fault, a metropolis that must descend humbly to one knee to apologize for being busy.
I'm talking to you, Out-of-Town Theatre Nan, loudly and pridefully tutting as you wander blindly into the throng, as if it is somehow the city's fault, a metropolis that must descend humbly to one knee to apologise for being busy.
Secondly, as I said above, the only contradiction between the existence of both God and science is in the minds of dogmatists, who find it easy to believe blindly in one force that they cannot even see but somehow cannot wrap their minds around something for which there is ample evidence in the physical world.
Not all of them were as blindly obstinate as her husband, but saving an old neighborhood was considered somehow a female cause, something unworthy of even the most intelligent man.
