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Eventually, I began to tire of commuting and decided either to move into New York or to leave Columbia for another university.

The utility model relates to an air charging device for a tire of a bicycle or an analogous vehicle.

'It's always exciting to see polar bears in nature. I will never tire of it as they are fascinating creatures. It is always special. '

However, eventually the crowds tire of him and he gets bored just swinging on tires.

I wish you were here holding me in your arms and kissing me on my lips - I would not tire of that either.

Ellen began to tire of the large package she carried in her arms. A rest was in order.

After they had gone he felt lonely, and began to tire of his lady- love.

Truly, I could call it out loud a million times and never tire of its sound.

But this has been discussed, debated, denounced and defended so extensively in recent weeks that some investors have begun to tire of it.

For example, given a bold horizontal line near the top of the screen, you'll soon tire of it as you click through pages.

It seems to me I can never tire of the sea.

Will Haller's legal cunning be enough to keep readers coming back for more, or will they tire of his cynicism?

You may tire of hearing us tell you, that matters are so close to bringing you relief from the adversity you presently experience.

The upfront payments for the mineral rights are only the beginning, as people here never tire of telling visitors.

I never tire of hearing people's stories, or of learning ways to help the creatively oppressed come alive.

I haven't time to tire of that sweetness they leave on my lips before it has disappeared into night.

She has waited patiently for him to tire of his isolation, sometimes standing outside his door and talking, to herself as much as to him.

When it seemed as if those conversations could last forever and we would never tire of them.

But it is a commonplace belief in Islamabad that, sooner or later, Washington will tire of the war in Afghanistan.

It is used to put out the initial tire of soils, flammable liquids, organic solids, gases, and electrical equipment.

A study suggests that we tire of our partners far sooner than we did in the 50s, when the danger point was the 'seven-year itch'.

The "honeymoon period" implies post-honeymoon strife; the "seven-year itch" suggests that we tire of our mate at year seven.

Man found dead in a hole underneath the tire of his sports utility vehicle.

I never tire of that being really funny.

Adds it by the glutinous rice and the food Mi Shenhe rice, really is a big taste characteristic, the long time eats does not tire of.

I tire of your threats. Let us see what you've got!

Evening sunset red, a pot of wine hero, not tire of the empty you min, only if the love between a hero, a who can use this life to wait?

London architecture is fabulous: I never tire of its variety and the abundance of people's gardens.

I got a flat tire of the rear wheel of my bicycle.

This is one reason that many of us (myself included) never seem to tire of reading organizing and decluttering tips.

The Pirates benefit from a backlash against "professionalisation" of politics, but voters may tire of amateurs.

The song I never tire of listening to the song, reminds you of what?

Older offspring who tire of wearing the same old threads pass garments to their parents, who might not be as picky about fit or fashion.

Party A had production technology for following size. Party B agreed to purchase the tire of the following specifications.

lingering quietly and unknowingly in you word. simply wishing that you'll be happy and not tire of love.

Maybe, it's suggested, markets will finally tire of holding Japanese debt and (another) crisis will strike.

Don't they ever tire of these ridiculous stories?

The government is hoping that the French will tire of protesting, and that support for the strikes will ebb.

I never tire of your company .

Cut and Puncture Limits --- Penetrates the tire of Reinforcing ply (bias tire) or Protector ply (radial tire)(Check method see figure 12).

There are few virtuous women who do not tire of their role.

Users may tire of virtual vegetables and online Mafia Wars (another popular Zynga game).

There were already signs that Venezuelans were starting to tire of their leader.

Consumers may tire of flash sales, as they did of online auctions.

But people, like peacocks, will never tire of displaying to friends and potential mates just how wonderful they are.

If you tire of the bright lights and big city, head to Hai Bin, a shrimp farm in the suburbs.

That's why they never tire of traveling, always chasing some place far away where it's always summer.

Select the tire of the wheels and link this to the spoke's. so both get rotated.

The press will tire of writing stories about Ms Pelosi's dress sense and her taste for chunky pearls.

I never tire of reading Shakespeare.

As accountants never tire of saying, when sued, it is the directors who prepare the accounts.

The employees are usually more qualified than the ''omnipotent'' believes and they soon tire of handling only trivia.

As a sophomore, she has begun to tire of them.

And when I tire of these impious jokes.

They will undoubtedly tire of hearing that Daft Punk song long before they ever leave the shore.

I never tire of hearing her stories.

One thing for sure, my clients never tire of wedding proposals.

A man can tire of the daily grind of barbarism.

There are plenty of restaurants for those who tire of shopping.

Notice the choice is right oneself, with the tire of hairdo and clothings photograph collocation, it is the most important.

A nail pierced the tire of our car.

That is likely to please none, least of all the city council, which may tire of doling out pain.

Once Google and Yahoo tire of acquisitions, the Web 2. 0 hangover could be acute.

I think Icould read Gogol's DeadSouls every week fromnow on, and never tire of it.

I'll never tire of saying we have two very good centre forwards who are in good form.

Sooner or later she may tire of eating fish.

When multinationals tire of having their ideas stolen in China, many build their R&D facilities elsewhere.

You will never tire of it and it brings great joy to your life.

Dont you two ever tire of failing in your mission?

Researchers in the field never tire of pointing out that TB kills a lot of people.

When I tire of people-watching and conversations I take time to enjoy the scenery.

I'm sure she'll soon tire of football.

Why do I tire of counting sheep?

They never tire of hearing that from their daddy.

Do you tire of the questions around your national identity?

"Girls Jammeh" is a I went through then times, never tire of good books.

And while the teacher does this, do the pupils' arms tire of holding up the boards?

For example is the noise of tire and then can select a tire of low foetus Zao to lower noise.

Unifies own research results, theoretically the deep level analyzes the student to tire of study the root;

people soon tire of the status qu shifting theoretical position

Would tire of his crown if they only understood

Steady characteristic of surface temperature of tire of middle duty truck

Design and analysis on processing tire of pump stock

Cover tire of power vehicle

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