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1. The flavor of snake meat apparently [blazeconsumeexhaustedlimbsorientationresemblesretaliatesimulatesuppresstough] that of chicken.
2. Henry Miller once suggested that the man who looks for security, even in the mind, is like a man who would chop off his [blazeconsumeexhaustedlimbsorientationresemblesretaliatesimulatesuppresstough] in order to have artificial ones which will give him no pain or trouble.
3. Charles Hamilton Houston once remarked that a Negro has handicaps enough without having to pay taxes to support the education of white students to learn how to [blazeconsumeexhaustedlimbsorientationresemblesretaliatesimulatesuppresstough] him.
4. The monsters in the movie threw huge blocks of foam painted to [blazeconsumeexhaustedlimbsorientationresemblesretaliatesimulatesuppresstough] boulders at each other.
5. During [blazeconsumeexhaustedlimbsorientationresemblesretaliatesimulatesuppresstough] week, the students will be introduced to all the facilities available to them during their studies here.
6. A dog had fallen into the icy water, and [blazeconsumeexhaustedlimbsorientationresemblesretaliatesimulatesuppresstough] itself trying to climb onto an icy rock.
7. President George W. Bush promised that his government would [blazeconsumeexhaustedlimbsorientationresemblesretaliatesimulatesuppresstough] for the September 11th terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.
8. Spencer is known as a [blazeconsumeexhaustedlimbsorientationresemblesretaliatesimulatesuppresstough] negotiator, so I don't think you'll have much success getting him to back down.
9. The forest fire was already burning fiercely when fire crews arrived to battle the [blazeconsumeexhaustedlimbsorientationresemblesretaliatesimulatesuppresstough].
10. Collisions between galaxies trigger star formation and drive the galaxies to [blazeconsumeexhaustedlimbsorientationresemblesretaliatesimulatesuppresstough] their gas and dust, creating new stars.