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- I think we've both had a lot on our minds lately.
- Certainly she had been under a lot of stress.
- He had a lot of friends in Texas.
- They probably had a lot to discuss and most likely were not alone.
- That's a lot of cocaine.Advertisement
- Actually, I would have thought it was a lot more - but then, he did pay cash for the house and clinic.
- Considering her own feelings about Alex, and the fact that he was a lot like his father, it wasn't hard to imagine that his mother never got over Señor Medena.
- Apparently he spent a lot of time on the back of a horse, riding his range in all kinds of weather - a fact that prompted more than one comment by townsfolk that he had wasted a good college education.
- I'm getting reports from the recruitment team that a lot of their newly flagged Guardians are getting whacked as soon as they make the list, Damian said.
- I tried to make a photographer out of my godson Billy, but I'm afraid at his age there are a lot more interesting things to do, and they all have female names.Advertisement
- Alex is a lot like his father in some ways.
- He's a lot like his father - in a LOT of ways, but don't tell him that.
- I'm sure that had a lot to do with it - that and the connections.
- Sometimes, but it's a long way to a restaurant and a lot of hassle to go.
- In the beginning, she was simply sleeping a lot.Advertisement
- She's been sleeping a lot.
- He did a lot of researching before he talked to me.
- He had a lot on his plate right now... the twins, his father and who knew what else?
- From now on she'd have a lot more respect for the art of romancing.
- He had a lot of investments and...Advertisement
- You're Carmen, and that's a lot.
- A person could change a lot in a few years, especially when they were that young.
- They both care a lot.
- You've got a lot of spunk, you know that?
- I suspect I'd have a lot of young men to answer to if anything happened to you out here.Advertisement
- You've been through a lot.
- He's nice too, but he's gone a lot of the time.
- This would be a lot easier on my ATV.
- Apparently he did a lot of walking.
- I've got a lot on my mind.Advertisement
- She had a lot of crow to eat and she wasn't feeling the least bit hungry.
- Sleuthing mostly, but it didn't take me long to realize that most people give a lot away if you listen and observe profoundly.
- You were a lot harder to read.
- Of course, Julia had a lot of room to talk.
- We have a lot in common, you know?Advertisement
- You and your mules have a lot in common, you know that?
- She could do a lot worse than Davis, but marriage wasn't a solution to her problems.
- You have a lot of friends there, don't you?
- I don't know about friends, but there sure are a lot of people in Ashley who seem preoccupied with everything I do.
- You've got a lot of room to talk.Advertisement
- But their conversation... was an expression of love for a sibling – siblings that had apparently been through a lot together.
- I'm still not sure why they did - maybe because they had recently lost a lot of their own people.
- When I was taking care of Dad there wasn't time to take classes and he died owing a lot of money, so I had to sell the house.
- I know, but there are a lot of people who don't understand.
- But then, a lot of things had changed since that day.Advertisement
- It has a lot of character.
- Well, he did spend a lot of time with his mother.
- We have a lot of left-overs and Scruffy is getting ridiculously fat.
- Cade's tone was a little startled and a lot amused.
- He was a man who said little, but felt a lot.Advertisement
- His mother says there was a lot of experimental stuff done on him while he was out of it.
- I've spent a lot of time discussing my past with my mother.
- When I sleep normally, it takes a lot more than that to rouse me.
- I've seen a lot of places and people in these visions but never anyone I knew.
- My husband did a lot of work fixing the settings on when Annie died and kept pushing Howie.
- I used them a lot over the years, not always to the FBI liking which didn't help my career but I found they often work.
- It took a lot of soul searching to come to you.
- Frankly, if you can convince him, it will take a lot of heat off me.
- Someone took a lot of time and did a real number on him with a knife.
- Yeah, but remember a lot of guys go in the joint and a lot of guys get out.
- That covers a lot of bad guys.
- There must be a lot of people answering a national tip line.
- After is getting a lot of hits.
- Four murders are getting a lot of interest but those are out of the question too.
- There are a lot of misconceptions out there.
- It was clear she'd overheard a lot of information and as I was fearful she might confide in someone else, I admitted to her that Howie was the person the world was seeking, the so-called psychic tipster.
- I get a lot of phone calls from people snooping for more information but I tell them I print everything I know.
- The kids dress a lot better here.
- I'm not sure she knows the answer herself but a lot of marriages are built on far less.
- We're all under a lot of pressure.
- It's not a solution but it will help a lot more than doing nothing while this guy may be getting closer.
- He wore a mask and spent a lot of time in the apartment.
- Tell your dog you've got a lot of explaining to do.
- I've been doing a lot of fishing, of both kinds this week.
- We alerted the state police down there and now that the FBI is excited, there are a lot more eyes looking for him.
- That garnered a lot of attention.
- I can't say the same for Whiskers and Harry and a lot of you others.
- I gave a lot of thought to that question because of all the fingers pointing at me.
- She's out of surgery but she lost a lot of blood and can't speak.
- I have to, because Damian's going to be gone for another week and a half, and then a lot of bad stuff is about to happen, but whatever.
- I'm learning a lot.
- There were a lot of tourists in town, probably for the autumn equinox, which drew people from around the world every year.
- Jonny had entrusted her with a lot.
- Lacy wore a skirt too short and tight for office wear, but when you're the boss … "I noticed you've been taking a lot of sick time lately," Lacy said as Sofia entered the room.
- The drug wore off, leaving her in a dark fog, hot and sweating with a different kind of headache, the kind she got after taking a lot of Dr. Mallard's drugs.
- There's a lot of blood.
- Damian had a lot of cars, and she found the black BMW whose lights flashed when she clicked the key fob.
- I've seen you around a lot the past couple of days.
- That says a lot for someone, you know?
- In an organization of less than five thousand, that's a lot.
- She's a lot like you.
- All you have to do is smile a lot and go kiss some babies.
- Caleb and me—when he and his family stayed here at Bird Song—we played a lot together.
- We're putting a lot of trust in what a little ten-year-old girl said, aren't we?
- Someone went to a lot of trouble to set this up.
- Bumpin' Bertha here doesn't make very good time but she's been getting the job done for a lot of years.
- Bertha and I are a team, and she's a lot cheaper than renting one of those pricey new Jeeps.
- In spite of all I said, his and Jen's baby has a lot better future than Billy Langstrom's.
- It's a lot tough nine months of the year.
- The land's as pretty as any place God ever created but that doesn't make it worth a lot of dollars and cents.
- I think she'd be a lot less candid with you along.
- I knew a lot more information that might help you.
- There's a lot more to this business.
- That list has to be a lot smaller than who disappeared sometime between 1890 and last month.
- We've accomplished a lot and we certainly haven't forgotten our promise to you.
- No. But there was a lot of blood.
- There was a lot about some guy from here who turned up missing fishing over on the Gunnison River, but they just stopped mentioning it after a few weeks.
- It's a lot to tell.
- As she watched Cora, Deidre began to think she'd missed a lot over the past few months despite trying to pay attention to the human world.
- There's a lot more, isn't there?
- There were a lot of trucks out there like his.
- If not, she could do a lot more damage by accusing him of something he wasn't doing.
- They shared a lot of dreams, the way Carmen and Alex did.
- It was still her house and there were a lot of good memories attached to it.
- The way he had rescued her from the dogs, and from the fox in the chicken house - yes, there were a lot of wonderful memories on this farm.
- She had endured a lot with Josh.
- Surely he's seen you in a lot less than that.
- But then, a lot of women didn't suspect their husbands of... or was that only on TV?
- He's put up with my attitude for a lot of years.
- I've got a lot going on.
- There are a lot of good people in the world.
- I've heard a lot about you.
- I've seen a lot during my years as a doctor.
- He's helped me through a lot over the past few years.
- She wanted to ask more about them and what happened after Death claimed someone, but it was a lot to deal with.
- You have a lot of nerve.
- You've done a lot of interfering for someone who believes in free will.
- It takes a lot to prepare yourself to die, Gabriel, which you of all people should appreciate.
- It's a lot to think about.
- She was in a lot of trouble, but at least, if Wynn left, he'd tell Gabriel where to find her.
- I have a lot of trouble sleeping lately, probably because --
- Getting a lot of good info out of this one.
- He did a lot of bad things, and his mother was a demoness, a powerful one who seduced his father.
- You've learned a lot but not everything.
- I.ve got a lot to figure out.
- You come here a lot.
- He.d lost a lot of blood.
- We could do a lot together.
- The rest is a lot to think about.
- It really would mean a lot to me.
- I like it a lot.
- I've been spending a lot of time here working with it.
- And I'll admit, a lot of these are you.
- He has a lot on his shoulders.
- I know it's a lot to ask after your … ordeal.
- I guess I shouldn't be snoopy either, but we've had a lot of guests in the last six months and I've never felt this uncomfortable about any of the others.
- We're running an inn and we see a lot of different people.
- You can make fun of that stuff, but a lot of wild things happened around this old mining town a hundred years ago.
- There are a lot of places where numbers follow other numbers.
- He has a lot of experience in these matters.
- With the ice climbing festival about to open a lot of the climbers are arriving early.
- I haven't found any new replacement letters, but I've eliminated a lot of possibilities.
- It would be a lot more successful.
- I keep hearing the name 'Miss Worthington' a lot lately.
- The mountains haven't changed and there are a lot of buildings still standing from the last century.
- The business didn't stop, although there was a lot of talk in the newspapers about closing down all the bars and clubs.
- Any admission by her usually means a lot more than what she says.
- I don't know why, but a lot of the dames let him.
- There's a lot to do around here with Janet AWOL and a bunch of newly empty rooms.
- Naw. He's bitching a lot about headaches, double vision and memory loss, and wants to see his own doctor but he ain't gonna die.
- She sure gives a lot of detail, the borrowed knife, him looking up, her wearing a disguise.
- It's a damn shame she's dead but so are a lot of things in life.
- She needed a lot more than you could give her.
- I was a cop for a lot of years.
- There are a lot of questions about Edith Shipton I can't answer, but they don't make any difference.
- You can't expect all this perfection to happen without a lot of work.
- He'd be taking a big risk and going to a lot of trouble just because I took a couple of swings at him.
- It's a bit confusing and a lot of it's speculation on my part, but bear with me and I think I have enough of the answers to make some sense of what happened.
- She was a lot like Annie.
- You will be drinking a lot once you feel the effect.
- I bet there are a lot more than that.
- There was a lot of "oohing" and "ahhing."
- Yeah, we've been through a lot together.
- I guess I owe them a lot more than bread then.
- No I'm not, I've just had a lot more practice.
- That means a lot to me, I don't feel much like hunting though.
- Yes, my metabolism is a lot faster than a human, so my temperature runs about a hundred and two degrees.
- That's a lot of friggin' carving there.
- Yes, I am going to need a lot of scotch, please.
- This is going to be a lot more cumbersome than my usual costume.
- If she were turning him willingly, it would be a lot easier for both of them.
- I'm afraid they will know something is different about me and ask a lot of questions.
- Yes, it means a lot to me.
- Maybe the reality is a lot better than what you imagine.
- I have a lot more in here.
- Alex had a lot going for him.
- You sound like you've given the idea a lot of thought.
- But seriously, there are a lot of women who love men shorter than them.
- It depends on heredity, what you feed them, time of the year and a lot of other factors.
- Oh, there are a lot more breeds.
- I mean, we grew up together, so we have a lot in common, but...
- Thanks a lot for training him to hunt my chickens.
- The truth is, you've been a lot of help to us.
- We have a lot more reasons than that, don't we?
- There are a lot of good men out there.
- It's been a lot of work, but it's all beginning to pay off now.
- It sounds like a lot of fun - and expensive.
- I thought maybe yesterday... but I guess he had a lot on his mind.
- No reason except the fact that she was losing a lot of sleep.
- He's going to need a lot of stitches, but other than that, I think he's all right.
- It's worth a lot to me, little sister.
- We still have a lot to discuss.
- There's a lot of shit going on over here.
- There's a lot more going on than we expected.
- Because he meant a lot more than she thought he should.
- He'd had a lot of women throw themselves at him, most of them more interested in the genetically altered body that made him as good in bed as he was in battle.
- And, the government chose to pursue the PMF rather than risk another civil war by going after people with a lot of influence and money.
- She couldn't tell what was happening, but it seemed like there were a lot more guns in the fight than there had been a minute ago.
- Greenie could've done a lot of damage with the Twelfth Army at his command.
- Still a lot of us trying to deal with not having light at night or our favorite foods.
- Were there a lot of them, I wonder?
- Seems there are a lot of them along the river.
- You helped a lot of people that way.
- There are a lot of swamps in Arkansas, so just stick as close to the roads as you can.
- Wow, Gabe. You're friend must've meant a lot to you.
- She just drank a lot of vodka.
- I'm not promising any miracles. We got a lot to do to prepare the world for Hazel.
- The group homes were harder because there were a lot of kids living there and the kids were meaner than the adults.
- I needed a lot of things.
- This here case may be a lot more complicated than you think.
- The circumÂstances have a lot to do with it too.
- That would answer a lot of questions.
- I thought about it a lot.
- There's a lot more angles to this here caper—options we ain't touched on yet.
- In any event, there's a lot of money missing and both sides are at war over it.
- That's a lot of heat for a lousy two or three million.
- But it's a lot more than the money—pride's involved here.
- Cleary looked a lot older.
- No, Dean had a lot of difficulty getting busy.
- Every time something starts to make sense, up pops ten other perfectly logical answers that make a lot more sense.
- He opened the refrigerator but there was no more beer—only a lot of empty cans scattered around the room.
- Vinnie started a lot of action.
- It took a pot and a half of coffee and a lot of patience before Dean learned just how complicated the Scranton excursion and return trip had been.
- But those rigs can go for a lot of dough.
- But no, Fred O'Connor was a lot of things, but loose-tongued wasn't one of his failings.
- Yeah. He calls a lot but I don't think Ma likes it—him being married and all.
- He wanted something a hell of a lot stronger—a double bourbon and leave the bottle but he knew the return trip to Parkside lay before him.
- Your husband is alive and has a lot of money.
- There's a lot of damn fool crazies in the world, ain't there?
- Ms. Nightingale murmured a room number and motioned down a hall crowded with bodies like the day after Gettysburg while white-coated figures strolled among the moaning, clip boards in hand With wide-eyed Fred following behind, Dean ran the gauntlet until he found the room, a small office packed with five men and a lot of smoke, three of them in Philadelphia Police uniforms.
- The government was inclined to believe the nervousness was due to Arthur's need for a lot of money in a hurry.
- You gotta admit, it gives me a lot better chance of checking out the crowds for Byrne.
- And I spent a lot of time wondering why there weren't any fingerprints on a gun that had just been used by a guy not wearing gloves.
- He needed a lot of dough in a hurry so he started putting the squeeze on everyone in sight, including Cynthia Byrne.
- I have a lot more resources.
- But I've got to say, this whole gig would have gone a lot smoother if you and the old man hadn't been so nosy.
- I spoke with a lot of people who knew Jeffrey Byrne— Jonathan Winston didn't.
- He was taking on a lot of responsibility – maybe more than he could handle.
- It would take a lot of money to complete, but Alex had money.
- Actually, Alex did look into her eyes a lot – and his gaze wandered over her face sometimes in a way that left her wondering what was on his mind.
- Needless to say, we have a lot of work to do.
- You're spending a lot of time over here now.
- Then again, maybe he had given a lot of thought to her argument.
- I can get a lot of stuff done here at the house, and I need to do some shopping.
- It would take a lot of money to repair the roof and erase the water damage.
- He must have had a lot of energy to keep up with two women.
- Was it something that came natural to him, or did he have a lot of experience riding?
- I just have a lot on my mind.
- You and a lot of others have put a lot of work into it.
- Ten thousand is a lot of money.
- But then, Alex had spent a lot of nights alone.
- In the first place, he didn't actually earn a lot of that money on his own.
- That indicated his parents had a lot of faith in him.
- I have a lot of paperwork from the clinic and from investments.
- Sometimes it takes a long time and a lot of praying, but I'm living proof it can happen even after many years.
- I can get there a lot faster by plane.
- He said he'd get something to eat later because with the weather front coming through, there might be a lot of turbulence.
- Learning which ones probably took experience – a lot of it.
- There are a lot of people down here wondering what happened to you... and if you'll ever get back down this way again.
- She and Alex spent a lot of time on that window seat, admiring their combined efforts and property.
- It was a lot easier ... and final.
- It brings back a lot of memories — some of them not so good.
- He's a good looking man with money, and there are a lot of women out there who would jump at the chance to take him away from you.
- You've had a lot on your mind lately.
- That explained a lot of things, like why he had insisted she keep the farm in her name, and his anger that day in the barn.
- It's just going to make me a lot more frustrated.
- You must miss her a lot.
- She was in a lot of pain before she passed away?
- I'm hearing a lot of I's here.
- That night she did a lot of thinking about the baby, Lori and Alex.
- For a woman who adamantly insisted from childhood that she didn't want children, an infant was a lot of responsibility.
- There are a lot of different paths I'm following.
- It's a lot like love.
- I've had a lot on mind.
- There was a lot Sofi wasn't saying, this much he sensed.
- There's a lot riding on the choices you make as the Grey God.
- I meant to say, you probably know a lot more than I do because I've been with one woman only, he said when he'd swallowed.
- I've got a lot to learn about being a dad.
- You must have had a lot on your mind tonight.
- Money means a lot to some people.
- People assumed a lot about others.
- Alex had endured a lot of embarrassment because of the relationship between his mother and biological father – and now this.
- Yes. You helped me with my homework a lot.
- Meaning she's had a lot of practice?
- I suppose dancing that well would require a lot of practice.
- Then you must have a lot of confidence in Gerald.
- I didn't think I was being negative, but there's a lot to think about, Alex.
- His complexion was dark for a blonde man, as if he spent a lot of time outside.
- I see copperheads a lot around these bluffs.
- They had learned a lot since they came, and they were obviously proud of it.
- He's been through a lot and I haven't been the best influence.
- It seems to me that Katie has a lot of influence on both of you.
- He's had a lot on his mind lately.
- She knew a lot about the safari animals, mentioning a few things that even Carmen didn't know.
- Oh for …He has a lot of room to talk.
- She still had a lot to settle with her father, and hopefully she wouldn't feel the need to hide in shame.
- He had a lot on his mind.
- Did Morino have a lot of money?
- You thought a lot of your parents, didn't you?
- She was the prettiest woman he'd ever seen – and he'd seen a lot of good looking women.
- You could do a lot worse than Denton.
- At first she had been infatuated with Denton, but in the last year she had learned a lot about him.
- You two have a lot in common.
- There's a lot to be said for experience.
- Denton might have a lot of girls fooled, but she knew him too well.
- Of course, a lot of people knew her on sight - people she didn't even know.
- I think that takes a lot of guts.
- After all, he was merely doing his job - playing out a part that probably meant a lot to his career.
- Do a lot of people come here?
- Gee, now I feel a lot better.
- He seemed to know a lot about Arkansas.
- I suppose it would be a lot of trouble to get ready, and you must be tired.
- I haven't yet, but then you're used to heat a lot worse than this, aren't you?
- You and Justin are seeing a lot of each other, aren't you?
- We enjoy each other's company and we have a lot in common.
- There are a lot of people in California who would pay dearly for a weekend or two away from the rat race.
- Since she returned, she had a lot of time to think about things.
- You two look a lot alike.
- You're a lot alike, you know - you and Dad.
- You've got a lot of guts, you know that?
- Sounds a lot like you.
- But she is a lot like you.
- He's a lot more than that.
- It says a lot about both of you.
- It says a lot about me, not him.
- It's a lot to take in.
- Jonny took me to meet one who seemed to know a lot about the necklace.
- While he was able to do a lot of things with his power, floating above the ground wasn't one of them.
- No. It's a lot to take in, and don't you ever make a decision like that on my behalf again, without consulting me.
- The rest of the continent gets a lot of rain so it can be considered well watered.
- Some clue to this enigma might be found by asking a lot of questions.
- The ceaseless movement of the two children in the car caused a lot of stress during the road trip.
- There is also a clause which exempts from seizure for debt the homestead, not more than two hundred acres of land in the country, or a house of any value in a city or town on a lot or lots not exceeding five thousand dollars in value at the time of its designation as the homestead.
- He did a lot of research so he is not confused by the enigma of the pain that comes with the disease.
- A homestead consisting of a lot of land with one or more buildings, and properly designated as such in the office of the county clerk, but not exceeding $1000 in value, is exempt from forced sale so long as it is owned and occupied as a residence by a householder having a family or by a married woman, except to recover the purchase money, to satisfy a judgment obtained before it was designated as a homestead, or to collect taxes upon it.
- This statement has a lot of ambiguity.