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were," he paused to think of what he could say,"not well." unoriginal, he thought. Silence. "I'm sorry. I weell leave. I shouldn't be here." As he turned, the doors opened. She staired at the boy with nothing but sadness in her eyes. She'd been crying. And she was holding a towell to her left arm. "Stay. Please." She said as her eyes filled with tears for the hundredth time. She let the young man in and locked the door. As she saw the odd look on his face, she reassured him, weakly smiling

the sun for the Campbell family. Since they are shining close to them, they are keeping them happy. Shep is going to feel really lonely. Although Shep does the best he can to hide those feelings, Milly seems to understand him perfectly. She is crying at the end of the sequence, not only because she is going to miss her good friends, but also because she realises that they were keeping her husband happy. Sam Mendes comments in the documentary “she is terrified that their equilibrium is going to

seul |Se tient debout / marche |Court/ saute | 3. Trouble de la régulation et de l’information sensorielle Observations chez les enfants souffrant d’un trouble de la régulation : 0-6 mois : coliques du nourrisson, excessive crying infants, bébés irritables, difficiles, hypersensibles, inconsolables ; 6 – 30 mois : problèmes d’auto-consolation, détresse lors de changements de routines, détresse dans les activités quotidiennes (change, bain, repas), défenses tactiles, insécurité

Imagine! she was going abroad on her own. For the occasion, she wore / was wearing her best clothes. Her parents came to Le Havre to say goodbye. All around her people were kissing and hugging. When the boat sailed off, she could see that her mother was crying and her father shouting last minute recommendations. 2. Phrases traduites en français (3 points) 1. Quand Dally a émigré / émigra à Los Angelès, il y a six ans, elle pouvait à peine comprendre l’anglais. 2. C’était en 1880 et il partait pour l’aventure

notre porte : c’est à deux pas de chez nous 58) To catch somebody red-handed : Attraper qqun avec les mains rouges : prendre qqun la main dans le sac 59) What’s eating him : qu’est-ce qui le mange ? : Quelle mouche l’a piqué ? 60) It’s no use crying over spilt milk : Ca ne sert à rien de pleurer sur le lait renversé : ce qui est fait ! 61) I was walking on air : je marchais sur l’air : j’étais aux anges 62) To have a hand in it : avoir une main dedans : Y être pour qqchose 63 To laugh on

Antonia, barefooted as she was, ran up behind me. Even after I had pounded his ugly head flat, his body kept on coiling and winding, doubling and falling back on itself. I walked away and turned my back. I felt seasick. Antonia came after me, crying, `O Jimmy, he not bite you? You sure? Why you not run when I say?' `What did you jabber Bohunk for? You might have told me there was a snake behind me!' I said petulantly. `I know I am just awful, Jim, I was so scared.' She took my handkerchief

embarrassed for him because she’d seen the look of terror on his face and thought how awful it must be to be such a coward and how unpatriotic as well – and she was surprised how many women came up to Mrs Monroe, who was raging and shouting and crying on her doorstep, and told her that she’d done the right thing. Frank came home after the second battle of Ypres1; he’d been in hospital in Southport with a 20 septic foot and was given a few days’ leave before going back to the Front. It was odd

come at me with a pistol," returned Amy, who was not gifted with dramatic power, but was chosen because she was small enough to be borne out shrieking by the villain of the piece. "Do it this way. Clasp your hands so, and stagger across the room, crying frantically, `Roderigo Save me! Save me!' and away went Jo, with a melodramatic scream which was truly thrilling. Amy followed, but she poked her hands out stiffly before her, and jerked herself along as if she went by machinery, and her "Ow!"

famille » donc je n'ai pas raison de m'occuper d'eux et de leur santé. Ils se trompent (« Who are we mistaking ») et se voilent la face. Refrain : With their tanks and their bombs and their bombs and their guns In your head in your head they are crying... In your head... In your head... Zombie zombie zombie ei ei What's in your head... In your head... Zombie, zombie, zombie ei, ei, ei , oh.....do,do,do,do,do,do,do,do Le refrain dénonce aussi l'innocence des civils dans la guerre, et le fait que

She presents her work and gives some advice during the first season. The first episode was broadcasted on bravo channel on Tuesdays since September this episode was already a success. Rachel Zoe says about this TV show: “for better or for worse, crying with eyelash glue on my eyes, letting it all hangs out”. Conclusion America can create amazing people who are good or bad. Although this contrary effect, the American dreams always is a positive accomplishment. As we say with the stylist Rachel