Random good picture Not show

151. Even the clumsy stealth of jerking off was a matter for shared joking—the unsuppressed moan, the vibrating sheet glimpsed in the dawn light.

152. So the panda must... settle for an enlarged wrist bone and a somewhat clumsy, but quite workable, solution, " wrote Stephen Jay Gould in 1978."

153. If she was the naive girl, Guy Pollock was the clumsy boy.

154. He had run down the gallery steps, feeling suddenly unworthy of such solicitousness and delicacy—he was too clumsy, too foolish.

155. While having a lie-in helps people feel a bit more clear-headed, they are still slow and clumsy.

156. The puppets come alive in the members' skillful hands, while in the unpracticed hands of audience members they look tired and clumsy.

157. To add to my exclusion, I'm fairly clumsy and athletically awkward.

158. His aunt pursed her lips in contempt, and said: "You great clumsy, country lout.

159. Its body looks heavy and clumsy when it has eaten its fill.

160. The clumsy arrangement was dictated by necessity but made any attempt to change it.

161. It can change a flabby, clumsy person a firm, perfectly controlled, and graceful one.

162. We will not waste your time with buggy code, clumsy user interfaces or long-winded articles that promise more than they deliver.

163. As it is, though, the code doesn't do anything to make sure that clumsy users or programmer bugs don't cause incorrectly formatted data to be put into the number field.

164. A clumsy person is more likely to trip, spill things, or knock things over.

165. The analyst could retort only that the geometric proofs were clumsy and inelegant.

165. Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress day by day!

166. It can change a depressive, lethargic person into a happy, active one. It can change a flabby, clumsy person into a firm, perfectly controlled, and graceful one.

167. Pay close attention to anybody who is confused, abnormally clumsy, paddling off - course, or otherwise behaving erratically.

168. In either case, I was huge, clumsy, awkward, and I was unstoppable!

169. On my first day, with straps straining my shoulder, I felt clumsy in every way.

170. Her clumsy fib had let him see that she had something to conceal.

171. Clinton blamed Aspin for the leaked memo and the clumsy follow-through on TV.

172. Most pathetic were their hairless neck, so long and clumsy , caning out like scraggy, disconcerted dragons.

173. It's interesting because there are days when I've felt silly carrying that box into the school; its campy unveiling has struck me as ridiculous, its paper hearts clumsy.

174. When he drew upon the Force to do battle, however, he overcame his otherwise brutish, clumsy nature to become a formidable opponent.

175. Jack was both clumsy and careless, he always drew a bow at a venture.

176. On the other hand ...Rome, clumsy person riding the many regular riders in the battle to lose balance, and fell from his horse, which is usually very dangerous and sometimes fatal.

177. LL: A butterfingers is someone who is clumsy and tends to drop things.

178. Where is the man in Goethe, in his birdlike lyrics or in his clumsy prose?

179. If she was a naive girl, Guy Pollock was a clumsy boy.

180. He made the most uncouth and clumsy gestures of delight.