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Sometimes it's dim
Answer for the clue "Sometimes it's dim ", 4 letters:
past
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Usage examples of past.
For you, only a few seconds will have gone past, but outside, the rest of the Commonwealth will have had enough time to build new basic cities and towns with a functioning infrastructure to accommodate you.
In a time like ours, when we are primarily concerned with the practical application of scientific discoveries, we are mostly accustomed to regard such flights of thought from a past age as nothing but the unessential accompaniment of youthful, immature science, and to smile at them accordingly as historical curiosities.
She had barely objected when he told her of his new affiliation with the Beller people, and she had said nothing in these past ten days, when the pressure of conflicting cross-currents had kept him bottled up within himself, unloving, cold.
It is a very ancient reproach, suggested by the ignorance or the malice of infidelity, that the Christians allured into their party the most atrocious criminals, who, as soon as they were touched by a sense of remorse, were easily persuaded to wash away, in the water of baptism, the guilt of their past conduct, for which the temples of the gods refused to grant them any expiation.
I had lost the capacity for amazement when I realised that these strange quiverings on the tips of the cervix and even well past it were caused by incredibly long but thin tongues.
Carrying three of the children, Nila the elephant ambled past with her trunk curled around a bundle of hay.
Just as no one believed that anything had gone wrong inside the ambulance for the past two months.
Every day the outcasts were in the streets, women with junk carts, a man dragging a mattress, ordinary drunks slipping in from the dock areas, from construction craters near the Hudson, people without shoes, amputees and freaks, men splitting off from groups sleeping in fish crates under the highway and limping down past the slips and lanes, the helicopter pad, onto Broad Street, living rags.
He prodded the jumble of letters, copied out the text several times on a separate sheet, anagrammatizing the words at different junctions to form new scrambles, buttressing himself from thoughts of the past.
She carried several versions of analysand in working memory, and ran the new programs through the most comprehensive of the group, barely watching the lines of code as they flickered past on the screen.
In times past the Unseelie Attriod was the anathema of the Royal Attriod, of which I am currently a member, as you must be aware.
In Part II we also consider the possible coexistence of primitive hominids and anatomically modern humans not only in the distant past but in the present.
She reddened furiously and rubbed her wound, then glared angrily at the short grinning man who slipped past her, idly flipping a rubber band.
So yes, I annoyed you today and maybe also a bit over the past months by not being here enough.
The legislation not only fills the gaps in our public infrastructure that were defined so clearly in the anthrax attacks in the fall of 2001 but also addresses the areas of food safety and agroterror that have been sorely neglected in the past.