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1. Crabs can escape danger by simply leaving an injured or trapped [blazeconsumptionexhaustionlimborientingresemblesretaliatedsimulatesuppressedtoughly] behind.
2. Franois Duc de La Rochefoucauld once suggested that there is no disguise which can hide love for long where it exists, or [blazeconsumptionexhaustionlimborientingresemblesretaliatedsimulatesuppressedtoughly] it where it does not.
3. Excessive [blazeconsumptionexhaustionlimborientingresemblesretaliatedsimulatesuppressedtoughly] of fat can lead to heart trouble.
4. Firemen tackled a major [blazeconsumptionexhaustionlimborientingresemblesretaliatedsimulatesuppressedtoughly] at a fireworks factory over the weekend.
5. When I pushed my sister into the lake, she [blazeconsumptionexhaustionlimborientingresemblesretaliatedsimulatesuppressedtoughly] by pulling me in after her.
6. Cicero observed that freedom [blazeconsumptionexhaustionlimborientingresemblesretaliatedsimulatesuppressedtoughly], and again regained bites with keener fangs than freedom never endangered.
7. The newspaper issued a [blazeconsumptionexhaustionlimborientingresemblesretaliatedsimulatesuppressedtoughly] worded editorial against the war.
8. The runner collapsed with [blazeconsumptionexhaustionlimborientingresemblesretaliatedsimulatesuppressedtoughly] after completing his first marathon.
9. Schools play a vital role in [blazeconsumptionexhaustionlimborientingresemblesretaliatedsimulatesuppressedtoughly] children to their society.
10. David Suzuki notes that across continents, the network of waterways [blazeconsumptionexhaustionlimborientingresemblesretaliatedsimulatesuppressedtoughly] the circulatory system of a human body.