"We don't know what to do," bleated the minister, presenting the jury's report.
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"What did they expect?" bleated Truman when the social world turned on him.
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"That's all folks!" he bleated into a microphone, channeling that other great porcine performance artist, Porky.
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Goats bleated in the distance, while swallows and myna birds darted out of the palm trees.
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At 5:45 am, the starter's air horn bleated and the three athletes shot off into the darkness.
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Michael Cole bleated on endlessly about the jewel of the Middle East and how wonderful bin Salman was.
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Woods expanded into fields full of sheep that bleated in pitches high and low—short like hiccups, long like pleas.
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News reports, as per usual, bleated about the shocking demonstration of female fighting as a humiliating to the great city of New York.
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"Nearing 28503 days, Trump's approval at record lows but his base is holding," bleated the headline of a Sunday piece in the Washington Post.
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"The irony, of course, is that Putin, for all his faults, does not hate America as much as many of these people do," Carlson bleated.
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During a meeting with the FCC last week, Comcast officials bleated that they should be able to charge customers more in exchange for not selling their data.
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Trump, who once bleated "Where's my Roy Cohn?" in his anger about Jeff Sessions recusing himself, wanted a lawyer who was whip-smart, amoral, ruthless and predatory.
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Process and create bleated the Kane soundtrack, and the collection drew an unlikely parallel between lab workers and the white-coated petites mains of the couture atelier.
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Bleated instructions through a crackling megaphone, he told them to line up under a blue and yellow striped tarp, in one line for men and another for women and children.
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In other corners of the galleries' hushed, carpeted rooms, swans attacked, goats bleated, poppies unfurled and snakes slid over the rims of Chinese urns, frozen in gold but animated in time by Gouthière's almost obsessively executed observation.
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Always eat grapes downward, advises Samuel Butler, a corroded copy of whose "Note-books" I perused at the backwoods Woodbridge bookstore that seemed, somehow, already erstwhile, while my daughters fussed and bleated to be outside with the miniature cow Mona, so named because her moo was like a moan.
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"The deer bleated/gently towards the hunter's rifle muzzle it walked/gently it toppled/still, with gentle eyes at the hunter it gazed." ("鹿哨呦呦/ 溫柔地走近獵人的槍口/ 溫柔地倒下/ 依然用溫柔的眼神看著獵人").
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The Shifty Lad ran ahead of his, and put the shoe in the way again. The man went back to get the other, and the lad took the wether and the shoes and won his bet. The tenant sent the same man after a kid. The lad bleated like the wether, and when the man searched for it, thinking to come back with both, the lad stole the kid.
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The sheep was discovered because it bleated as the three men (two men and one sheep) passed through the city wall gate. There is a special monument of a man and his son trying to hold a sheep disguised as a man between them, that refers to this legend. The logo of Dordrecht's professional football club FC Dordrecht includes the head of a ram and its supporters are known to sing Wij zijn de Dordtse schapenkoppen (we are the Dordtse sheep heads) during matches. There is also a cookie called Schapenkop (sheep head) which is a speciality of Dordrecht.
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