Per. 2 | Vocab. 821-830 Sentences by Christina Zacharias

Tyler Failla

tyler_failla — 2017-03-31 13:28:22 UTC

1. His letter plunged her into abject misery.
2. They insisted that all expletives be deleted from the article.
3.Player act as a policeman or brigand to fight together with his comrades.
4. They raised a query on his sincerity.
5.The film lacks any semblance of realism.
6.One last technical point of serendipity.

7.She looked as calm and serene as she always did.

8. Neural networks can learn solutions to difficult problems.
9.The appellant did not give evidence.
10.Fiction is a poor surrogate for real experience.

Catalina Cano

catalina_cano — 2017-03-31 13:29:02 UTC

1. After his wife died, he was an abject man.
2. The girl said an expletive when her parents didn’t let her leave the house.
3. The police searched for the brigand.
4. She is so curious and is always making one query after another.
5. For the team to be successful there has to be some semblance of order.
6. The lottery is something one wins by serendipity.
7. The spa was a very serene place.
8. He suffers from a neural disorder.
9. The appellant was not seeking to appeal against any opinions.
10. The surrogate caregiver was available when the babysitter was not.

Lexi Kenyon

lexi_kenyon — 2017-03-31 13:30:14 UTC

1.after her husband died she became very abject.
2.The kid anciently said an expletive when he dropped his toy.
3.The police searched the store for a brigand.
4.When he was teaching the math lesson she was asking many queries.
5.the movie lacked semblance of anything real.
6. Serendipity brought the two lost lovers together again after twenty years.
7.The waves at the beach were so serene.
8.She had very bad neural pain.
9.an appellant was out into the trial instead of the intern.
10.the surrogate babysitter was available when the parents went to dinner.

Jackie Miller

jacqueline_miller1 — 2017-03-31 13:30:33 UTC

1. Abject misery fell over the town after the devastating incident.
2. She accidentally said a expletive about her boss in front of his brother.
3. The clumsy brigand was caught after trying to steal from the museum.
4. She queried on whether she wanted to go to the mall or ice skating with her friends.
5. There was an unbelievable semblance between Sam and her great grandmother.
6. The serendipity of the man ended once he won the lottery.
7. The baby was serene and tranquil when she finally was rocked to sleep.
8. She over exaggerated her neural pain as something like cancer.
9. A teachers pet could be seen as an appellant.
10. The family was looking for a surrogate to help them start a family.

Trevonne Amerson

trevonne_amerson — 2017-03-31 13:30:59 UTC

1. What he said put me in an abject mood
2. I broke the expletive that I swore years ago
3. After sometime the brigand was caught
4. Many people had queries about whether harm had been done to the city.
5.After three months the village had a semblance of how it used to be.
6. I had a rare moment of serendipity
7.I didn't want to leave such a serene sight.
8. The neural surgeon explained what was wrong with the nervous patient's nervous system.
9. The appellant did everything he could to please his boss
10. She was regarded as a surrogate to the governor while he was away

Hunter Baron

hunter_baron — 2017-03-31 13:31:09 UTC

1. The abject man hated his life.
2. He said an expletive that offended some people
3. The brigand stole my money
4. He will query him about where he was last night
5. Him and his father have a lot of semblance
6. I had a fortunate streak of serendipity
7. The serene man loved yoga
8. The neural doctor had to perform surgery
9. The appellant was very popular
10. she was regarded as the surrogate for the governor during his final illness

Vincent Mots-Edwards

vincent_motse — 2017-03-31 13:31:14 UTC

1. they lived in abject poverty.
2. Angry expletives filled the air.
3. The brigand got away after taking thousands of dollars from the bank, but was apprehended later by city police.
4. The librarian responded to my query.
5. Now there was some semblance of normality.

6. They found each other by pure serendipity.

7. It was a serene setting.
8. She suffers from a neural disorder.

9. The appellant did not give evidence.
10. He could not attend the meeting, so he sent his surrogate.

william_mihelich — 2017-03-31 13:31:14 UTC

1. It is true that his allies provided him with 10 ships of their own, but the Spanish navy had sunk to abject inefficiency.
2. The man had to say an expletive as he became the new ceo.
3. The brigand stole thousands of dollars in jewels.
4. The man started to query the suspect.
5. Finally she achieved some semblance of order and left the room.
6. Nature has created a wonderful serendipity.
7. He has time to work in a serene atmosphere and get results.
8. His neural system was damaged.
9. The appellant submitted that the case was wrongly decided.
10. The surrogate was a nice person.

Dayana Linares

dayana_linares — 2017-03-31 13:31:36 UTC

1. His letter plunged her into abject misery.
2. She took an expletive on a paper.
3. The brigand broke into my home.
4. He asked many queries and the teacher was happy.
5. They both had a semblance yet they were not related.
6. They found each other by pure serendipity.
7. They felt serene after the kids left.
8. We learned about patterns of neural activity.
9. They hired him to be an appellant in the business.
10. She was regarded as the surrogate for the governor during his final illness.

Jessica Costa

jessica_costa1 — 2017-03-31 13:31:54 UTC

821) He seemed abject and overall cynical about how things would turn out.

822) When she blurt the expletive in front of her grandmother, she received a slap across the face.

823) The group of brigands schemed on when to break into the millionaire’s mansion.

824) She queried on whether or not she should get the dress.

825) The semblance between the newborn and her great-grandmother were uncanny.

826) Serendipity brought the two lost lovers together again after twenty years.

827) The beach was serene and peaceful due to the low tide.

828) Her neural pains were caused by the growing tumor in her brain.

829) An appellant was put into order for the trial after the lower court was inconclusive.

830) The pregnancy surrogate was happy to help the couple struggling to start a family.

Michael Cash

michael_cash — 2017-03-31 13:32:02 UTC

1. He died in abject poverty in 1961 at the age of 57 years.
2.I had to say an Expletive to be allowed to be in the trial.
3.And they defeated the genius Napoleon and, suddenly recognizing him as a brigand, sent him to the island of St. Helena.
4.Surely the Indians would guess that their query would eventually assemble.

5.Finally she achieved some semblance of order and left the room.
6.It is part of the serendipity factor of seeing files in their "home" location.
7.She looked as calm and serene as she always did.
8.His neural system was damaged.
9.The appellant did not give evidence.
10.The appellant was not seeking to appeal against any opinions.
10. The surrogate caregiver was available when the babysitter was not.

todd_idalski — 2017-03-31 13:32:05 UTC

1.His letter plunged her into abject misery.
2. I got a detention for saying expletive words.
3. I hit the brigand with a bat to stop him.
4. I queried him before accusing him of the crime.
5. His semblance to the dog was great.
6. I had a stroke of serendipity when I went to the casino.
7. The serene waters calmed me down.
8. I had a neural pain in my left leg.
9. The appellant got away with murder because he was friends with the judge.
10. The surrogate mowed my lawn.

Hogan

zachary_hogan — 2017-03-31 13:34:21 UTC

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1. his letter plunged her into abject misery
2. The girl said an expletive when her parents didn’t let her leave the house.
3. The brigand crashed the get away car and got sentenced 14 years in prison.
4. A spokeswoman said queries could not be answered until Monday
5. She tried to force her thoughts back into some semblance of order
6. a fortunate stroke of serendipity
7. her eyes were closed and she looked very serene
8. The patterns of neural activity
9. The lawyer appellant the judges ruling
10. we get into a surrogate when we have to do tornado drills

Maria Meneses

maria_meneses — 2017-03-31 13:34:21 UTC

1. She was in an abject state after her dog died.
2. He wrote a expletive paper and got suspended.
3. The brigand was guilty of robbing the bank.
4. The sub couldn't answer the student's query because she was unfamiliar with the subject material.
5. The semblance between her and her mother were similar.
6. Serendipity got her an A on the impossible math test.
7. The beach is a very serene place.
8. She had neural pains because of the antibiotics she was taking.
9. He dismissed the appellant's case on all counts.
10. The sub had to surrogate for our teacher.

Vocab 821-830

henok_germain — 2017-03-31 13:34:49 UTC

1. She was abject after her bunny died.
2. He was sent to the dean for repeatedly for saying expletive things.
3. The brigand was arrested for stealing the TV from their home.
4. The mother queried to where her son was this afternoon.
5. They have a semblance in looks because they are identical twins.
6. He is not a believer in serendipity because he believes that we grant ourselves fortune by our effort in life.
7. She woke up from her nap happy because it was serene.
8. He wants to become a neural surgeon because he loves talking about the nervous system.
9. She was appellant to the king because of charm and sense of command.
10. She was regarded as the surrogate for the governor during his final illness.

Trevor Hom

trevor_hom — 2017-03-31 13:34:55 UTC

1.Nàgè rén yǒu yīgè juéduì de tàidù, dàngtiān méiyǒu zuò rènhé shìqíng.

2. The man was so upset during the interview he said expletive words.
3. The brigand crashed the get away car and got sentenced 14 years in prison.
4. The investigator queried one of the men at the crime scene.
5. The semblance between the two girls was uncanny.
6. It is part of the serendipity factor of seeing files in their "home" location.
7. The serene park was so quiet I wanted to stay there all day.
8. A prominent and practically important illustration of neural tonus is given by the skeletal muscles.
9. Then followed the constitutional revolution of the lords appellant in 1388.
10. The pregnancy surrogate was happy to help the couple struggling to start a family.

821-830

james_pyke — 2017-03-31 13:35:21 UTC

1.The abject child was cheered up by the tiramisu.
2.The expletive the president swore was broken when he made the wrong decision.
3.The brigand was arrested after his first robbery.
4.He queried as to the whereabouts of his pet.
5.The semblance of the two was uncanny.
6.The serendipity of the man would just not stop.
7.Meditation can provide a calm and serene environment.
8.The machine was designed to cause neural pain.
9.The appellant was granted his request.
10.After the father died the mother became a surrogate to make up for the loss.

DEARWESTER

christian_dearwester — 2017-03-31 13:35:59 UTC

7.She looked as calm and serene as she always did.

8. Neural networks can learn solutions to difficult problems.
9.The appellant did not give evidence.
10.Fiction is a poor surrogate for real experience.

Robert William Greco

robert_greco — 2017-03-31 13:37:01 UTC

1. The man was in an abject state after receiving the bad news.
2. All of the groups members needed to recite and expletive prior to their initiation into the group.
3. The woman was frightened after hearing a brigand in her home.
4. The group queried on the sincerity of the man's statement.
5. The boy had a semblance to his father.
6. Despite the most likely unfortunate turn out, the boys still remained hopeful for a serendipity.
7. Serene sounds of nature played through the speakers in the office of the therapist.
8. The man's unresponsive neural system heavily concerned the doctors.
9. The man deemed most appellant by the group was urged to speak to the boss on this issue.
10. The man served well as a surrogate in his partner's absence.

821-830

jennifer_arguello — 2017-03-31 13:37:16 UTC

1. She felt abject after she failed her test.
2. She had to say an expletive when she went to court.
3. The group of brigand robbed the store.
4. They queried the suspect.
5. Finally she achieved some semblance of order and left the room.
6. Nature has created a wonderful serendipity.
7. Her features were more defined and had a calm, soft, and serene expression.
8. These are a ventral arch forming a neural canal through which the great nerve cords pass.
9. Mr. Justice Turner dismissed the appellant's case on all counts.

10. Fred could play surrogate and go back to her house, heeding the priest's invitation.

Tzana

tzana_berkel — 2017-03-31 13:41:53 UTC

1 His abject expression told me that he did not get the job
2 The thought to break their ten year expletive never crossed her mind
3 She knew a brigand was tailing her since she left her car
4 From the moment I walked through the door, I was queried on my whereabouts
5 The pair of twins surprisingly had no noticeable semblance
6 The sunset's beam of green was exciting serendipity
7 The serenity of the white sand beach will forever remain timeless
8 She went to a specialist to inquire about her neural chronic pain