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The trainer don't understand why do you always so busy, how you wish the baseball season could go past quickly.

Along with the others I go past the casket. Then I move out onto the front steps and into the afternoon light.

Apply enough force, though, and you will go past what is known as the elastic limit and the object will be deformed permanently.

This heap is a witness, and this pillar is a witness, that I will not go past this heap to your side to harm you and that you will not go past this heap and pillar to my side to harm me.

Looking at each other's waves, there was no longer a heart to heart talk and laughter. There was no longer a long way to go past the The Strip.

The biggest enemy is ourselves, to conquer ourselves. Can dawn be far behind? Believe in yourself, there is no bridge that cannot be crossed. There is no bridge that can not go past. There is no river that can not cross the river. Dreams must be realized by themselves.

Be sure you don't go past your station.

No, he could beat two or three men himself, do the stepovers and go past people.

The road of life is for everyone to go. Don't remember your mistakes for too long. Let's go past some things.

Art can do much, but this maxim's most sure:

Go forward, go past the scenery that does not belong to or belong to yourself, learn to collect, learn to forget, and learn to be strong. The longest harvest in life is in fact cherishing.

That's why I always try to drop slightly deeper to draw the defender out of position and that way I can face up to him and go past him in a one-on-one situation.

Hast thou not seen Death go past with my little child?

I never go past that house but I think of my miserable life in the old society.

"The downside of this was that because you're pulling the larynx all the way down, when you eat, all the food has to go past the larynx - and miss it - and get into the esophagus," Lieberman says.

You may be waiting for a couple more weeks as well — you're not considered past due until you go past week 42.

They watched the procession go past.

The streets were black with loafing negroes who leaned against walls or sat on the curbing watching vehicles go past with the na?