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But we got such a kick out of your cute eyewitness accounts, what with the stories of our big dark eyes and little arms and all.

What with dishes to wash and children to put to bed, mother was late to the meeting.

and as it was, what with baffling winds and a couple of fresh gales, we were all worn out before we reached it.

What with the rain and the wind, she was in a sad condition. the water trickled down from her hair, and her clothes clung to her body.

I haven't played as much, what with Van Persie coming back from injury, but for me, it's been a settling in period.

At this point we're ready to start mixing things up a bit, what with the triads and the complementary colors and all.

What with her projects intrigued me in the extreme, I strongly wish to pursue my further study in area of mechanics under her supervising.

Singapore does not get a lot of buzz in terms of fashion and style what with all the attention bestowed on China.

The crop did not grow well what with species and what with non-uniform top application of fertilizer, according to an agronomist.

It was growing darker every minute and what with that and the snowflakes swirling all round him he could hardly see three feet ahead.

I feel a little better. I'm sorry, I got a little nervous what with the WHOLE EXECUTION LOOMING AND ALL!

lt would be mine, what with him not existing and all.

What with Missouri historically being known as "the Show Me" state, promoter Don King may be getting to show the world his future plans.

You know, what with it being a federal crime to sell the stuff.

Young people cannot be expected to read, what with automobile, sports and television.

That was bad enough, what with the nuisance of 300-odd years of precedent affirming the right of the press to report whatever MPs say or do.

What with the steepness of the incline, the thick tree stumps, and the soft sand, he and his crutch were as helpless as a ship in stays.

What with the dry weather and a plague of greenfly , my roses are very disappointing this year.

One way or another, petrol cars aren't going to be around forever, what with climate change and finite oil supplies.

Frances's hair was thin and fine and, what with her excitement and her jumping around to show me things, the roll was already coming undone.

What with all this work and so little sleep at nights, I don't think I can go on much longer.

"People know a lot about pollen, what with so many hay feversufferers during the summer, " he said.

If perchance you haven't named him, Boots would be a perfect one, what with his white feet and all.

And what with a dedicated crew, mooring, fuel and insurance, the annual running costs will be in the millions.

Although I have Shi shi reincarnation of the present, but the former things, what with the number of life of their own relationship?

Now the authorities had an even clearer idea of who was saying what, with dissident voices being outed in public.

What with the wind and what with the rain, our walk was spoiled.

what with all the last-minute Quidditch practice Wood was making them do.

What with the the high cost of living in this area, double income households are the norm.

What with the wind and what with the rain, our trip was ruined.

What with the cold weather and my bad leg, I haven't been out for weeks.

What with the weather and my bad leg, I haven't been out for weeks.

OK. I just thought I should let you know, what with Diane being away. . .

I'm still tryna calm down LOL everything's just happening so fast what with Khun saying "I love you" and everything.

What with high food prices, environmental degradation and faltering green policies, people are again worrying that the world is overcrowded.

Setting clear decision rights gives the staff an understanding of where their responsibilities lie and who needs to discuss what with whom.

What with all this work and so little sleep at night, I don't think I can goon much longer.

You want me to do what with my bill?

What with casts aside the fat fixed price law to correspond seeps the fixed price law, namely decides a low price for the product.

"We are a little upset, what with one thing and another. " Said Mrs. Brown.

1 to 4 points: Definitely not the brightest bulb, but so what? With a dog as cute as yours, who needs smarts?

What with the snow and all , we may be a little late.

Tao yuan ming said: "dead, " what with that word, o mountains.

What with continuous rain and a bad hotel we didn't enjoy our holiday much.

Monica: Well, sure, what with it being her funeral and all.

Your parent will be trilled, what with your being betrothed and all.

Is different what with other lines, this four days tour the line is rides the airplane to Macao airport to Taiwan.

What with tabbing between Gmail, Twitter, Facebook and Google News, it's a wonder anyone gets their work done.

The access modes and permissions provide extensive control over who can do what with files and directories.

Well, sure, what with it being her funeral and all.

That would show real balls, what with the show's presenters famous for their fearless 'take no prisoners' approach to debate.

It seemed a good idea to make money, what with falling in love and thinking about raising a family.

Regardless of faction, Sneak Attackers work well in pairs, what with the flanking and all.

What? With your lips and everything?

Sure. What with it being her funeral and all.

What with overwork and what with undernourishment, he became weaker and weaker.

Here's the good news: China is under fire now - what with the contaminated pet food and toothpaste and now this.

What with overwork and what with undernourishment his brother became very ill.

Being a midfielder, No. 8 would be great, what with the players who've worn it in the past.

We're running very short of swimsuits and what with the summer season approaching.

What with this and that, I had my hands full.

What with public business and what with private affairs, I have no leisure.

What with the weather and what with his failure in the exam, he became a little hysterical.

The reports need to answer the critical questions: Who, When, Where, What, With whom, by what Means and Why.

What with his drinking and what with his jealousy, he wore himself out.

You'd think warlocks and paladins would hate each other what with demons and holy magic not getting along.

It's the same Old Lady, what with important rules and serious professionals who are hungry for success.

No standard badminton court and net? So what! With friends, roadside can also become your badminton court.

Is neighboring what with the laundry room is food storeroom.

What with overwork and undernourishment he fell ill.

What with singing and joking, the time passed quickly.

What with so many ways of amplifying guitars today, they still want that volume?

I've given up my job in that firm, what with one thing or another?

Lily: Serena, you've been gone, doing who knows what with god knows who.

It'll probably all fall down anyway. What with the bomb, an' that.

What with overwork and (what with)so little sleep, she fell ill.

What with overwork and under-nourishment he fell ill.

What with overwork and what with hunger, he became sick at last.

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What with overwork and what with hunger, John fell ill.

The Lakers will take a healthy Bynum as soon as they can, what with the frenetic Western Conference standings.

Second, what with the records and charts and everything, it's confusing to know HOW to switch.

What with working too hard and what with taking too little care of himself, he became quite ill.

This is not because she is working so hard for me, what with having to pay my congestion charge and recover my laptop from taxis.

What with meetings, conferences , and seminars, they just simply didn't have time to fish.

Guy Had Some Issues With Our Staff. What? With Who?

What with illness and what with losses, he is almost ruined.

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I don't know when you will get this, what with the new year an such.

What with my priors and .

What with my priors and .

She has been depressed, what with losing her job and having to move.

Daddy, I was thinking, what with the new baby and all.

I have given up my fob in that firm, what with one thing or another.

I couldn't visit him, what with the snowstorm and the cold I had.

What with teaching and what with writing, my time is fully taken up.

"I had a hard time opening the bag, " recalls Wittman with a laugh, "what with there being no knives in the room! "

We must pay attention to practical results, what with the development of the eastern and central regions combined.

These don't quite work in China, what with print media being relatively small and the music scene so confused by piracy.

What, with what makeup, costume and camera can do, my acting will create a Juliet who is 14, an innocent virgin.

what with her vast experiences with boarding school professors,

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Is different what with other known dinosaur, Hu Yao Long Chang has four long belt - shaped tail feathers;

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