Plane Crazy

clouds float in a turquoise sky. But as soon as you walk around, you learn the truth. Those weren’t hills, they were the tops of trees, of a jungle canopy (nearly) thick enough to walk on. You fall through quickly, although we take our time to multi-plane scroll our way vertically down through several screens of jungle trees before finding the bottom of the forest, where we find a dazed Torin being tied up by tiny Pergolans. We’re now under the canopy. In long shots, the Pergolans look…

of other languages. 4 Prepositions The use of prepositions in English can be a problem. We flew here on Friday. We left at two o'clock. Both prepositions and adverbs combine with verbs in an idiomatic way. They were waiting for the flight. The plane took off. There are many expressions involving prepositions that you need to learn as items of vocabulary. PAGE 6 2 The simple sentence 7 Summary This story contains examples of different clause patterns. AN UNLUCKY THIEF A…

she likes to be caressed, where he loves to be touched. How rough does he or she like it? How gentle? You pick up hints. You watch her body, his facial expressions. You listen to her little moans, his involuntary gasps. You may sense that she goes crazy whenever you kiss her nipples. (So of course you kiss them some more.) Maybe he pulled away when you nibbled his thighs. (So you don't take any more bites on that tender tissue.) Be just as sensitive in early chats with a new Quarry. Your…

to enter territory that is very difficult to talk about. Not because it is unfamiliar — in fact, quite the opposite. It is hard to talk about because it is too familiar. Everything we’ve ever seen (look at that sunset!), done (have you ever flown a plane?), thought (why is the sky blue?), or felt (this snow is so cold!) has been an experience. By definition, we can’t experience anything that is not an experience. Experiences are so much a part of us, they are hard to think about (even…

likes to be caressed, where he loves to be touched. How rough does he or she like it? How gentle? You pick up hints. You watch her body, his facial expressions. You listen to her little moans, his involuntary gasps. You may sense that she goes crazy whenever you kiss her nipples. (So of course you kiss them some more.) Maybe he pulled away when you nibbled his thighs. (So you don't take any more bites on that tender tissue.) Be just as sensitive in early chats with a new Quarry. Your first

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droga! - That sucks! / What a pain! / What a drag! Droga! / Merda! - Damn it! / Shit! Vai à merda! Te fode! - Fuck you! / Fuck yourself! Porra! - Fuck! Isto me deixa puto da cara! - It really pisses me off! Isso me deixa louco! - It drives me crazy! Não discute! - Don't argue. Depressa! / Anda logo! - Hurry up! MENOSPREZANDO OU DESCONSIDERANDO DESPISING OR DISREGARDING (7) Sei lá. / Não faço idéia - Beats me! / I have no idea. /I got no idea. / How should I know? E eu com…

as if a question as answer was evasion. "Coffee?" Pinball asked. "Please," Mo said crisply. "One sugar and a little milk." The agent standing by the door vanished through it. Mo checked his watch: only half an hour until his flight. "I do have a plane to catch," he told the room, which didn't answer. The coffee came black; it was unsweetened. Mo drank it anyway, pausing his answers to take careful sips. He hid his disdain for the bland cuts of their j ackets; the openness of their faces,…

Joseph. Do you think you can stay calm today? Joseph Lhie (J): I don't want to talk about this again. P: I know, but we need to go through this until you can come to terms with what happened to your friend. J: I know what happened to Ned. I'm not crazy. P: No, Joseph… You're just very ill, that's all. It wasn't your fault. J: Of course it wasn't my fault! I didn't loving kill him! We didn't do it! P: Stay calm, Joseph. You don't want me to have to sedate you again, do you? I know…

Spanish−english (dictionnaire) aerodinámico : streamlined, aerodynamic aerodromo : airfield aeródromo : airdrome, aerodrome aerofoto : aerial view aeronáutica : aeronautics aeronáutico : aeronautic aeronave : airship aeroplano : plane, aeroplane, airplane, air−plane aeropuerto : airfield aerosol : aerosol aerospacial : aerospace aerovía : airline afabilidad : affability afable : companionable, affable afablemente : affably afamado : illustrious, celebrated, famous, famous afanar :…