Sentence examples for weird states from inspiring English sources
I suspect thats because anyone at marriageable age right now – including those weird states where you can marry your cousin at 16 (looking at you, Delaware!) – already has an MP3 player.
As for weird states bringing weird lawsuits against health care reform, Cornyn says that there will be lots of states' attorneys general filing suits about it, and that this will demonstrate the "audacity" of the administration.
If we hadn't actually had recent history to tell us the result, we might have wondered: could a society without writing really master it within a single generation?" Then, while observing the diversity of culture within traditional societies vis-a-vis WEIRD states (what a great acronym, non?
Fighters here definitely have had war exposure, that weird state that people who have seen a lot enter into".
"The BBC is in a very weird state where they just don't want to upset anybody," Moyles said.
"It's a desperate and weird state when you're recovering," he says, "so there are emotions in the songs like frustration.
"You have to imagine that, if you've been up watching and it's 5 A.M., you're in a weird state of mind," he said.
I don't want it to affect my son when I'm in a weird state because I'm 'depressed' or 'killing a king'".
"I have more in common with Labour people than I do Conservatives at the moment, which is a very weird state of affairs.
Their deadpan looks ironize their surroundings: what a weird state of affairs it is that men have been entrusted to control the terms that define the depiction of women.
