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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «IRRITABLY»
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“Look, sir, we don't make short cuts for people who wanna adopt outside of the
regular system,” the woman replied irritably, straightening a stack of papers by
banging them against the desk, “Just sign these papers and we'll get you some ...
2
O Lost: A Story of the Buried Life
he burst out irritably. Ben was twenty. Men did not think of his age. "Would you
like some cold pork, son?" said Colby, with his yellow malicious grin. Ben made a
retching noise in his throat, and put his hand upon his stomach. "What's the
matter ...
Thomas Wolfe, Arlyn Bruccoli, Matthew Joseph Bruccoli, 2000
3
There Are Only So Many Tomorrows
she said irritably. “Youjust said you did not ask her!” he insisted impetuously.
Then there was an unsettling pause. “It's Tsedi, isn't it?” he suggested quietly. “
What?” “He's there with you, isn't he?” he demanded suspiciously. “No, it has
nothing ...
The table creaked irritably under the weight of the parcel that Jesus set gently on
it, although to be fair it would creak irritably under most weights, including a
halffull cup of coffee, or a small plate ofbeans. Paper was acceptable though.
snarled Kate irritably. Joseph didn't seem surprised that Kate knew his voting
record. “And in exchange for that, I got youth programs, expanded welfare for the
poor, and better security for our schools,” he retorted irritably. “Which you wouldn'
t ...
6
A Companion to the Philosophy of Action
Irritably criticizing a friend, however, is an action, and might be explained by the
fact that my blood sugar is low, which I don't know. But when philosophers speak
of 'unconscious explanations of action,' this is often not the kind of case they ...
Timothy O'Connor, Constantine Sandis, 2011
irritably. "I'm. busy. I've. got. ti. go collect the money you've made for us." "You
collect money? [get in trouble and you collect money?" "I have to," his voice said
with the impatient patience of one speaking to 1 small idiot child, "before you can
...
(irritably). Don't. frighten. me. like. that. What. is. it? RAINA. Your pistol! It was
staring that officer in the face all the time. What ar escape! MAN (vexed at being
unnecessarily terrified). Oh, is that all? RAINA (staring at him rather superciliously
, ...
irritably,. “OK. OK!” It was his only Americanism and it gave Ira no feeling of
confidence. The snow had stopped as the temperature fell but it was getting dark.
Visibility was poor and their eyes smarted with the effort of holding the light.
Suddenly ...
10
A Madman Dreams of Turing Machines
Here, a mysterious narrator intertwines these parallel lives into a double helix of genius and anguish, wonderfully capturing not only two radiant, fragile minds but also the zeitgeist of the era. From the Trade Paperback edition.
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «IRRITABLY»
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Susan Shelley: Rent control ages badly in Los Angeles - Daily News
“Water up 24 percent, sewer charges up 44 percent, trash collection up 30 percent,” one owner said irritably. “We can't control how much water ... «LA Daily News, juil 15»
Curious case of Sir Ian McKellen as Sherlock Holmes - HeraldNet.com
Holmes, now 93 and long retired to the countryside, irritably brushes aside the cap and the pipe as the fancies of those stories Dr. Watson used ... «HeraldNet, juil 15»
Hot and bothered Italian farm animals need cooling, farmers install …
Animals can't actively escape the heat or advocate for themselves. They show discomfort by refusing to eat, behaving irritably, sleeping more. «Examiner.com, juil 15»
Batman: Arkham Knight: A Matter of Family (DLC)
When trying to leave the ferris wheel, for instance, Batgirl turned around in mid-air and irritably informed me that we needed to stay there until ... «High-Def Digest, juil 15»
'The Secret' and 'Law of Attraction': Does it Work? A Case Study.
"Come on," she said irritably. I guess she wasn't too fooled by my fake chirpiness. We sat in the car in stony silence. I decided I had to break the ... «Huffington Post, juil 15»
July 13: Civil unions
Cyclists approaching from the front irritably bell-ring or wave one aside, as though the pedestrian – for whom the pavement was created ... «Jerusalem Post Israel News, juil 15»
Andy Murray returns to Wimbledon to see brother Jamie fail in …
Ahead of today's final the 29-year-old was eager to avoid 'Murray Mania' surrounding his sibling, irritably telling reporters: 'I've got my own ... «Daily Mail, juil 15»
cook's books: a blogger's recipes inspired by literature – in pictures
Book: A Confederacy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole (1980). Scene: “'Mother, are you making a scene?' Ignatius asked irritably. 'Can't you ... «The Guardian, juil 15»
GUY HENDERSON: Golf might not be game for me
What on earth are you going to do with that lot, Mrs H also wondered, a little more irritably. Well, Uncle Malcolm, you will find quite a few of ... «Torquay Herald Express, juil 15»
Cruel and undemocratic: Government inaction over 'performing …
When not on show, there is nothing for them to do but pace their tiny spaces restlessly, irritably, or lie imprisoned. Anyone with a modicum of ... «The News Hub, juil 15»
