Why

have we always stumbled upon something unexpected or by chance found

by

a trusted Oxford dictionary?

Why

have we always stumbled upon something unexpected or by chance found

by

a trusted Oxford dictionary?

How about perseverance, conscientious, perfectionist, driven?

What is the meaning of fall short? What happens if you throw a ball and it falls under its target?

Is there any negative meaning to fall short of what in life you are expected to do?

In your quotation the expression is qualified by little. Austen means that the governess had fallen short of being a real mother so tiny that she had been almost as good as a real mother.

I think there is a hard and fast rule about this as it’s a common problem. Is there really an answer per minute? I would say that it doesn’t really matter what they use as long as there’s no possibility of confusion. I would say that whatever you decide to use would be preferred. Have patience and learn from them. Thank you. In the UK some land can be designated for its nature value. The Sites of special Scientific Interest are known variously, in both spoken

1. and written usage, as:
2. An SSSI As far as
3. I’m aware there have been no

objections, arguments or confusion about the ‘correct’ way.

I would say, if these files are normally referred to as dot avi files then go with a. If we don’t buy a file for this purpose then I want the file to be. Is that true? Is avi

an amazing tool?

Which dog is a real breed of dog, which is often used to symbolise Britain using these images? Wikipedia page comparing Britannia and Samua.

Esplanade also has these recruiting posters showing the recruitment of John Bull – a much less familiar version than the Kitchener one

mentioned by @sjyb_5. My review of John Bull is below.

Nore (laughs). Why do people hate Yore?

Yore means “long ago” or last times, but it seems only ever to be used in the phrase As days fell. What are all the other uses for this word?

Edit

Come to that, it would be hard to begin a sentence with Ago. No

avo.