| "Come in the arch, make it your home." | |
| "Guy" is wrong, "gal" is patronizing, and "person" sounds arch. | |
| "Hang a lantern aloft in the belfry arch Of the North Church tower." | |
| "He said to his friend, 'lf the British march by land or sea from the town tonight "'Hang a lantern aloft in the belfry arch of the North Church tower as a signal light "'One if by land and two if by sea | |
| "Hearkening the ark." Hearken to the ark. Hearken to the arch. | |
| "Come in the arch, make it your home." | |
| "Guy" is wrong, "gal" is patronizing, and "person" sounds arch. | |
| "Hang a lantern aloft in the belfry arch Of the North Church tower." | |
| "He said to his friend, 'lf the British march by land or sea from the town tonight "'Hang a lantern aloft in the belfry arch of the North Church tower as a signal light "'One if by land and two if by sea | |
| "Hearkening the ark." Hearken to the ark. Hearken to the arch. | |
| "...deliver to railway arches, Gare Du Nord." | |
| "Fallen arches, flat feet, warts, corns, bunions. | |
| "Feet smaller than eight inches, with nice arches. | |
| "I fled him down the arches and veers." | |
| "I see the walls, arches ... but I do not see the glory. " | |
| "...deliver to railway arches, Gare Du Nord." | |
| "Fallen arches, flat feet, warts, corns, bunions. | |
| "Feet smaller than eight inches, with nice arches. | |
| "I fled him down the arches and veers." | |
| "I see the walls, arches ... but I do not see the glory. " | |
| "Above them, on a sofa looking down at them, was a pet cat, "his back arched. | |
| "He gasped for air, arched his back, spasmed," | |
| "His face was a strong - a very strong - aquiline, with high bridge of the thin nose and peculiarly arched nostrils; | |
| "The sIngle-Toothed One, the Lord wIth the arched trunk" | |
| - Dude, you just arched your eyebrow. | |
| #ln autumn's, arching evening sky, #crystal and cloudless blue | |
| - I've been arching my back to keep some of my weight off you, but I'm starting to get weary. | |
| - You would suck at arching on your own. | |
| ...by arching her back, or perhaps with the aid of a pillow, the woman can arrange herself... | |
| A sort of an arching, and then a bit of a flick. | |
| "Above them, on a sofa looking down at them, was a pet cat, "his back arched. | |
| "He gasped for air, arched his back, spasmed," | |
| "His face was a strong - a very strong - aquiline, with high bridge of the thin nose and peculiarly arched nostrils; | |
| "The sIngle-Toothed One, the Lord wIth the arched trunk" | |
| - Dude, you just arched your eyebrow. | |
| #ln autumn's, arching evening sky, #crystal and cloudless blue | |
| - I've been arching my back to keep some of my weight off you, but I'm starting to get weary. | |
| - You would suck at arching on your own. | |
| ...by arching her back, or perhaps with the aid of a pillow, the woman can arrange herself... | |
| A sort of an arching, and then a bit of a flick. | |
