1.My immediate purpose is to place before the world,plainly,succinctly,and without comment,a series of mere household events.
2.Let American confront a novel problem alongside English,and immediately its superior imaginativeness and resourcefulness become obvious.
3.Stereotypes of the nagging,critical mother-in-law may need some revising a new study suggests that good husbands or boyfriend are often the product of great moms.
4.The oak is a symbol of strength ,the lion of courage,the lamb of weakness.
5.Thus the American,on his linguistic side,likes to make his language as he goes along,and all the hard work of the schoolmarm can not hold the business back.
6.It seems almost certain that by 2001 the United States will no longer be a great food-exporting nation and that,if necessity forces exports,it will be at the price of belt-tightening at home.
7.It was clear form the accounts that life processes had been stopped dead in their tracks,and had,after defrosting resumed at exactly the point where they left off.
8.Since leisure is basically self-determined,one is able take to one's interests and preference and get involved in an activity in ways that will bring enjoyment and satisfaction.
9.In industrialized countries,machines accomplish the very tiring physical work that unskilled laborers used to do in both manufacturing and agriculture.