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whole sentence examples

  • Whole of creation.
  • These microfiche indexes cover the whole of england, not just nottinghamshire.
  • They also share a similarity of approach to writing poetry which links their work into a unified whole.
  • Whole thing which is cool.
  • Whole of the rest of the book of exodus.
  • I have never seen roads like it before, giant potholes which i thought would swallow the bus whole at times.
  • You can't make a strong, harmonious whole by putting together incoherent elements.
  • Whole range of methods can be used.
  • Whole of the new season a fresh start.
  • He was later arrested at nîmes when a plane parachuted materiel and was then set free when the germans occupied the whole of france.
  • Marriage = the dichotomy of contradictory themes which merge into a homogeneous whole that epitomizes the fragile, ethereal nature of the human condition.
  • Whole lot more in reserve.
  • Whole of tthe parish except these three detatched parts was situated in the main portion of the county of perth.
  • Initially edo/mbm requested a large " exclusion zone " comprising the whole of home farm industrial estate.
  • Whole host of gluten free dishes are clearly marked on our restaurant menus.
  • Whole of that period.
  • It is based in wolverhampton but serves the whole of west midlands region and beyond.
  • Whole family.
  • The unfortunate may have symptoms affecting the whole of one side of the body.
  • Whole new world to me.

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