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envy sentence examples

  • Envy anyone who can run down my street.
  • They couldn't see that his goodness would arouse such envy.
  • The " monster " is fueled by envy and can over time devour the trust and harmony in a relationship.
  • Envy fuel 4x4 hatred published: 04 july 2006 this is not a joke.
  • But whilst the rich sometimes envy the simpler life-style of the poor, those who are poor know the difficulties of making ends meet.
  • Better handling, better brakes and without the whole junior version of penis envy that the chopper conveyed.
  • Envy of the world.
  • Envyr some time the people of melton mowbray have been keen to seek ways to protect the envied reputation of their pork pies.
  • Envyose, you almost envied them, the forsaken, that you found as loving as those who were satisfied.
  • We wish to excite the envy of our untraveled friends with our strange foreign fashions which we can't shake off.
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  • Do n't envy who god made someone else to be.
  • Envy of the rest of the world.
  • Envye quality of these medical schemes was praised and envied all over britain.
  • The collections soon became the envy of many museums in the uk.
  • Envy of everyone who sees them?
  • Envye resort's snow record is much envied; the season lasts from december to april.
  • Alongside the pain felt by witnessing their pain was a feeling, fleetingly felt, hardly tangible envy.
  • Envy of many soccer clubs in the lower divisions.
  • Dennis skinner said he did not envy tony blair's decision.

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