She pretends to be what she is not.

She pretends she's asleep to avoid talking to anybody.

She pretends to be happy, but she's full of sorrow inside.

He pretends he's telling the truth.

He pretends to know nothing ofthe camp.

I know a woman who hates domestic work, she just hates it, but she pretends that she likes it, because she's been taught that to be good wife material she has to be to use that Nigerian word very homely.

The puppet reaching to a rival who pretends to ignore it.

No one pretends that we can prevent or alter the forces of nature.

No, I don't do that I'm a conjurer, who is someone who pretends to be a real magician.

No, I don't do that I'm a conjurer, who is someone who pretends to be a real magician.

He sees the TV truck, a camera behind the mirror and the guy with him pretends to act weird.

It's like someone who has a serious illness and pretends it's the flu and it will just go away.

Indeed, though the US pretends not to intervene to weaken the dollar, it is actively doing precisely that via more QE.

The investigative technique could be introduced whereby a law enforcement officer pretends to be a potential customer and approaches Ms. Chung to get information.

Since every scientist in the world now believes this, and even President Bush has seen the light, or pretends to, we can take this is a given.

Israel is not wrong to cast serious doubts on the efficacy of the measures that the United States pretends to take in the hope of curtailing Iran s nuclear ambitions.

It stars Shahid Kapoor and Rani Mukerji in pivotal roles in the story about a young woman who pretends to be a man to join an all male cricket team.

Like many architects, David is a hog for the limelight but is sufficiently reticent or at least pretends to be that he asked me to question him rather than speaking.

Kurt Andersen Like many architects, David is a hog for the limelight but is sufficiently reticent or at least pretends to be that he asked me to question him rather than speaking.

No one, not even Maazel, pretends that one concert by a great Western orchestra can blow a dictatorship away, but authoritarians wariness of the subversive power of music dates back to Plato s Republic .

She... She...

She did. She did. She did.

She knows, she knows, she knows.

She tells herself she does cos she thinks she ought to.

She... She doesn't know about yesterday, does she?

She wondered if she should ever see him, but she knew that if she did she should not

She come, she come.

She inhales, she exhales.

She apologized, didn't she?

She promised she would

She didn't, did she?

No, she didnt she.

Is she? Isn't she?

She lies. She lies.

She isn't. She isn't.

She lived. She died.

She stinks, doesn't she?

She was tough, she was strong, she was powerful.

So she kissed him, she smiled, and she cried.

She said she didn't, but I know she did.

She uses smart boards, she blogs, she Tweets, she does Facebook, she does all this sort of high tech stuff.

O, that she knew she were! She speaks, yet she says nothing what of that?

She touched them and she saw them alive,' she wrote.

She said when she gets stable, she will come back.

And when she got up, she says she couldn't see.