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Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

On a much lighter note Björn Richie Lob's "Keep Surfing" is a look at a sports subculture — one that's fascinating, frivolous or both — that should be an audience favorite.

And you must see the Free Town — that's fascinating.

There's something about him as an artist that's fascinating.

To me, that's fascinating, and I wanted to explore the mood swings, the moral fuzziness, of that world.

"There's something that goes on on stage between the Body and the choir that's fascinating and unique.

Indeed, it's the ingenuity of the men in the face of incredible odds and discomforts that's fascinating.

"There's a clash between European and Latin American cultures that's fascinating".

PAUL SIMON "The thing that's fascinating to me about duration of notes and rhythm is I listen to singers, great phrasers — the classic is Sinatra — it seems so completely natural that that's the way you would hear that song, but nobody else does it that way, and even the people who imitate him can't get it right.

There's a lot that's fascinating about this story: from how the virus got into the relevant networks, to what it actually did when it got there, to how it was discovered (and whose fault that was) and the fact that no one in the United States or Israel has ever acknowledged its existence.

It isn't so much the work that's fascinating to watch — it's the images of people who are going about their lives seemingly unaware that they're being watched (even if they doubtless assume the use of security cameras), and images, whether express or implicit, of Thierry and his colleagues watching those images and, for that matter, creating them.

"I've never heard of a female to male detransition and I think that's fascinating you never hear it because they're so convincing as men.