parting造句
31 I began to repent my parting with you.
32 The parting was less traumatic than some, however.
33 Parting is such sweet sorrow.William Shakespeare
34 Then it was the parting of the ways.
35 Her parting gesture, almost a battle cry.
36 Fred had remained strangely silent all through the parting.
37 She gave him a very cool kiss on parting.
38 And on this silent parting the curtain fell.
39 She reached up to lock her hands behind his neck, her mouth parting beneath his.
40 This parting of the ways is of the most profound importance.
41 So must it be an inconclusive,[.com] ill-tempered parting between the friends?
42 Then she trailed her fingers through the flour, parting, separating small hills and ridges of it, looking for mites.
43 Ever stage-dived and found the crowd parting like the red sea?
44 And every couple receives a case of Lygon Arms' dry white wine or claret as a parting gift.
45 Right: Jeff Lowe receives a parting gift from Chris Bonington.
46 Be careful about parting with money in advance or paying excessive deposits.
47 I felt this was a rehearsal for my parting from Dana.
48 Parting the curtains he looked out into the early dusk.
49 She will dread the thought of that final parting, which must come in time.
50 He is wonderfully avaricious, devious and a genius at avoiding parting with even a sou, all to great comic effect.
51 First Henman split from his long-time coach David Felgate, with both parties insisting it was an amicable parting.
52 All his kind generally wanted was a quick flirtation, an acquiescent woman, and a no-strings parting the following morning.
53 Only in the agony of parting do we look into the depths of love.George Eliot
54 It is a paradox upon which a Tory may perhaps be permitted one parting reflexion.
55 Ronni shuddered against him, her lips parting as flames of desire shot through her.
56 For quantum systems it seems that once they have met there is never true parting.
57 Her parting exchange with Rain had been less than friendly.
58 We also find something close to the marked language characteristic of fabliaux in Dame Sirith's parting words to Wilekin.
59 It was also easier to get new sales jobs after a parting of the ways.
60 But unbeknown to Ivor, Stroud had no intention of parting with the money.
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