Come along, Titus we'll get it clear in no time!'

I remember that vividly.

I remember it vividly.

I can remember it very vividly.

She has a lively interest in everything around us.

I can vividly imagine that.

And that sentiment is alive and well in Geneva this week.

Then a recent proof of his kindness came vividly to her mind.

'There now, Uncle Gerasim! That raven gelding would cart the sheaves in no time.'

Transcending time, the insects of ages gone past dance livelily in amber.

So, people argue vigorously about the definition of life.

(He vividly pictured to himself Mlle Roland's roguish black eyes, and her smile.)

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'Well, then I'll go alone,' said Veslovsky, rising quickly and putting on his boots. 'Good bye, gentlemen!

It was widely covered by the Russian mainstream media and discussed on the countless blogs.

The recollection of incidents often repeated rose vividly in his mind, where lies and deceptions revolting to his nature had been necessary. He remembered most vividly having more than once noticed her feeling of shame at the necessity for this deception and lying.

On the long way to his brother's he recalled all the events he knew of Nicholas's life.

I vividly remember sitting there stunned, trying to absorb the fact that these were contemporary works of fiction.

Ordinary Danes have responded nimbly online, using social media to greater effect than the minister and her taxpayer funded advertising budget.

A lady's imagination is very rapid it jumps from admiration to love, from love to matrimony, in a moment.

Iranians vividly remember the overthrow, orchestrated by the CIA and British intelligence, of the elected government of Mohammad Mosaddegh in 1953.

And Naples and Sorrento are pleasant only for a short stay, and it is there that one thinks of Russia, and longs especially for the Russian countryside.

'Look alive!' the old man called merrily after her, and approached Levin. 'Is it to Nicholas Ivanich Sviyazhsky you are going, sir?

Jefferson made a natural law argument, everyone comes into the world with a right to his own person and using it at his own will ...

This ought to be a confidence boosting story amazing technologies are emerging, sales are booming, and entrepreneurship is alive and very well.

As one Iran analyst told Dar Sahn, Voting is a way for people to show that the social movement in Iran is still alive.

Yes, of course I will go,' he decided, lifting his eyes from the book, and a vivid sense of the joy of seeing her made his face radiant.

He vividly recalled the peasant and the incomprehensible words that the man had uttered, and a shudder of terror ran down his back.

'Yes, certainly,' said Dolly thoughtfully, vividly remembering her last conversation with Karenin. 'Yes certainly,' she repeated resolutely, remembering Anna.

So I just pictured a first grade teacher out in the lobby with these unruly kids, saying, Now, whatever you do, don't stare at her legs.

This makes for a city to be lost in on foot, mosaically jumbled together as perfectly as a work of art that is ever alive and alluring.

All that time they were conscious of peculiar strain, as if the chain that bound them were being pulled first one way and then the other.

But the child's loud ringing laughter and a movement of her eyebrows reminded Anna so vividly of Vronsky, that, repressing her sobs, she rose hurriedly and left the room.

It seems too late already, the news not only spread far and wide in international media, but also went viral on Weibo, China s Twitter.

Serbian intellectuals and politicians avidly promoted Serbian superiority, fueling national chauvinism and hatred towards Bosnian Muslims, Albanians, and Croats.

I could see vividly, I suppose, being filmed out of the door of a helicopter, there was, kind of, rock music playing in the background, and I had a ski pole with a Union Jack, you know, flying in the wind.

With a fixed smile of self pity on her lips she sat in the chair, taking off and putting on the rings on her left hand, and vividly picturing to herself from various points of view his feelings after she was dead.

This wealth of experience all points in one direction Keynes's teachings are still very much alive, and Argentina today would be in far better shape if his lessons had been taken to heart.

In this poignant, funny follow up to his fabled 2006 talk, Sir Ken Robinson makes the case for a radical shift from standardized schools to personalized learning creating conditions where kids' natural talents can flourish.

Howard's about this high, and he's round, and he's in his 60s, and he has big huge glasses and thinning grey hair, and he has a kind of wonderful exuberance and vitality, and he has a parrot, and he loves the opera, and he's a great aficionado of medieval history.

When he thought about her he could vividly picture to himself her entire person, and especially the charm of her small, fair haired head, so lightly poised on the shapely girlish shoulders, and the childlike brightness and kindness of her face.

But the chief point was that not only was the energy expended on the work wasted, but he could not help feeling now, when he saw the meaning of his pursuit laid bare before him, that the aim of his efforts was a most unworthy one.

The European story is with us now, all over the world, so vivid that, even if the euro crisis appears to be resolved satisfactorily, it will not be forgotten until some new story diverts public attention.

For the first time he vividly pictured to himself her personal life, her thoughts, her wishes but the idea that she might and should have her own independent life appeared to him so dreadful that he hastened to drive it away.

And death, as the sole means of reviving love for herself in his heart, of punishing him, and of gaining the victory in that contest which an evil spirit in her heart was waging against him, presented itself clearly and vividly to her.