Wrong, I thought silently, it was my job to keep the plates spinning.
What do you say?" Mr Howard was reduced to replying: "I would disagree with that completely," and everyone in court thinks silently: "Well, he would, wouldn't he?" Then Andrew Caldecott for the BBC, taller, slightly slower, uncoiling himself like a cobra with a good degree.
With their heads inside the M.R.I. machine, subjects thought silently about what they had done the day before using complex sentences, first in one language, then in the other.
The problem, in my experience, is that drinkers seem to think teetotalers are silently judging everyone else.
I used to think that he was silently raging in the morning because he was hungover, and when he stopped drinking I thought he was grumpy because he was an insomniac.
And I've tried to learn to rein myself in, to think rather than speak, to keep my own counsel silently.
Few people want to think about the issue until an emergency arises, and many men and women shoulder the burden silently.
Silently he directed himself as Ned, a part he was burning to experience right away, because he had no reason to think he ever would.
Silently, he checked my invitation, then compared the picture in my American passport with my sullen local face and seemed to think it matched reasonably well.
Subjects were instructed to silently think of verbs in response to a noun.
