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I quite agree with you. Nobody wants to come across any tragedy in such a festive season.

and I belong to the fourth called "fend for themselves" type, can only look forward to come across the eyes was Ugutsu hook to the girl.

She used to come across like an old woman with her unflattering hairstyle and shapeless clothes.

LeBron is easily one of the most self-confident players in the game, but that tends to come across as arrogance.

But over time, Kim Jong-un has also begun to carve out his own leadership style, striving to come across as youthful and more pragmatic.

Sometimes I think women flake as a test to see what the men are going to do if they happen to come across them again.

but a pleasure to be indulged with caution, for you are certain to come across crocodiles.

'Do you want me to tell her to come across to our box? '

Weird Food and Drinks. One is bound to come across it at some point in your life if you love venturing outside of your home town.

any rebuffing on your part may boomerang back at you and bite you twice as hard, even if you didn't mean to come across as cranky or bossy.

You see me as a prude, I know, but remember, it's part of a mother's job to come across that way.

And you never know when you're going to come across one of these booby traps .

In carrying out the plan we are bound to come across difficulties, but we are determined to overcome them all.

His aim was to come across as a "good emperor, " not to win an election.

Furthermore I particularly never like imposing my thoughts on others, nor do not want to come across as a high brow know-it-all .

Mr Wright's decision to come across the room with his mouth wide open is proving a disaster for all concerned.

Introduce yourself to others. It's one of the easiest ways to come across as friendly and competent.

They have to be careful not to come across as disappointed in their child.

The moves are expected to be a preview of similar cuts to come across Wall Street.

If you happened to come across my lost papers while you're cleaning the house, please let me know at once.

Never expecting to come across her old lover in the street after many years apart, she was stunned as wooden as a dummy.

In Poland soldiers and policemen can retire after just 15 years, so it is possible to come across 33-year-old retirees.

If you can write knowledgeably about a subject that is a passion of yours, the enthusiasm is going to come across to your readers.

Whether it's proven or not, I believe that it can do no harm and I am yet to come across any fatalities from wheatgrass side effects.

Without a clear structure, your post is likely to come across as abrupt or confusing.

But an expedition in the 1970s was lucky enough to come across a population of close to 200 birds.

I think you ought to come across with the rest of the story.

"It's a shame, because from the outset we said we do not want this to come across as something intrusive, " says Mr. Delehag.

The robber told the girl to come across with her purse.

This isn't by accident: their intention is to come across as calming, reassuring and clean.

Who do you know I happened to come across during my stay in Spain?

Q. When I'm presenting my high tech solution, how do I position it to come across persuasively so that the customer wants to purchase it?

We waded in streams that we were always surprised to come across.

He had read without discrimination everything that he happened to come across.

Indeed, applicants who are 'over-rehearsed' tend to come across less well than students who are natural and spontaneous.

If we seal our ports, they're going to come across the Rio Grande, or from Canada.

Strangely enough, we tend to come across things that are impossible.

Even if you have significant leverage, though, be careful not to come across as unreasonable or overly confident.

When reading the text, you are likely to come across lots of new words.

I was also heartened to come across truly inspiring red wines from two new wineries.

My life happens to come across a new crossroad at present, I finally have a little time to tidy up my notes and thoughts.

Just make sure not to come across as too self-promotional.

But it's tough, not to mention dealing with insects and rats, that is, dared to come across a snake fighting a bucket.

second was to "come across the room" and fight back.

Fortunately, I have yet to come across a situation where I have been accidentally given meat.

At roadside stands here, you're more likely to come across a hybrid called the Super Sweet 710 that farmers like Ernest Brown grow.

Have a day , young Ming Dynasty to come across father's good friend king uncle Go home on the way in school being over.

The second was to "come across the room" and fight back.

It is rarely uncommon to come across an eccentric in Broadway.

Many girls will reject an SOI. They have to because they do not want to come across as sluts.

NICK: That's a pity because I'm planning to come across next week.

I am so blessed to come across you because you make me happy.

That's a pity because I'm planning to come across next week.

Fresh breeze poppy flower dancing around how much vivid red I have to come across until reaching by your side

Those who are not interested in political or economic news will be less likely to come across it;