Grab the closest book...

[Carol P.]

"Would marrying me be such a sacrifice?"

From a true Harlequin!   

[Bonnie]

Miss Leefolt nodding into the phone, "Someday when we move, it will raise the value of the house."

[birdmusic]

In fact, the iim7, V7 progression ("two-five," as it's commonly known) - sometimes followed by the tonic chord ("two-five-one") - is probably the most important progression in jazz.

[Donna]

In fact, the iim7, V7 progression ("two-five," as it's commonly known) - sometimes followed by the tonic chord ("two-five-one") - is probably the most important progression in jazz.

     WOW!!

[Shaky]

The Python code itself may be entered into a text file, stored in a database, fetched from an HTML page, parsed from an XML document, and so on.

[Bobbie Ireland]

The Python code itself may be entered into a text file, stored in a database, fetched from an HTML page, parsed from an XML document, and so on.

I was gonna post that!!

[Bobbie Ireland]

In fact, the iim7, V7 progression ("two-five," as it's commonly known) - sometimes followed by the tonic chord ("two-five-one") - is probably the most important progression in jazz.

Easy to see why you got your "name", BirdMusic!! Lovely.

[Bobbie Ireland]

Cover and boil gently for 15 minutes.

[Donna]

The Python code itself may be entered into a text file, stored in a database, fetched from an HTML page, parsed from an XML document, and so on.

Is that from your own book your "STILL" working on? 

[Bonnie]

Now falcon watching season is REALLY over.

(from the new book I'm writing)

[Mirta]

New results are encouraging

Mirta

[Shaky]

The Python code itself may be entered into a text file, stored in a database, fetched from an HTML page, parsed from an XML document, and so on.

Is that from your own book your "STILL" working on? 

Ewe no your write.

[~Ruth]

(actually the first FULL sentence is...) Helmut was relentless as he continued proposing while wining and dining me for the next several months.

[Carol P.]

In fact, the iim7, V7 progression ("two-five," as it's commonly known) - sometimes followed by the tonic chord ("two-five-one") - is probably the most important progression in jazz.

Well, of course!  That is just so basic!   

[Carol P.]

(actually the first FULL sentence is...) Helmut was relentless as he continued proposing while wining and dining me for the next several months.

Helmut sounds like a few Tiercels I've known.