A Mexican businessman sent over a bottle of three-year-old rum, with his compliments, and then came to join the party. |
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He'd been a perfect gentleman, lauding me with compliments, calling when he said he would. |
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Next day, the show opens, with many speeches and compliments, and a dinner of faintly embarrassing lavishness. |
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It was her first taste of sago and she was full of compliments for this dish, which was enhanced with palm sugar and coconut milk. |
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He patted an example of a feedback file, which was bulging with faxed compliments for a very busy individual. |
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I would have passed on my compliments to the artist, had it not been a drawing from the disturbingly popular Japanese art form manga. |
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So, even though I don't think the photos are that good, thanks for the compliments! |
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I appreciate your doing so, and thanks also for the compliments about the photos! |
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She wants to match Harriet with Mr. Elton, and when Harriet compliments him, Emma's plan is set in motion. |
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The stunning and grandiose set compliments the beauty of Puccini's emotionally melodic score. |
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He has personally received a lot of compliments for the shapeliness of his pins in high heels. |
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Please pass on my thanks to everyone for their support and compliments and their best wishes for my future. |
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I felt he was so used to being dismissed that he found my compliments false, a trick, a trap, a delusion. |
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He wasn't big on compliments, however when he did give them it was clear he meant them with all his heart. |
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Meanwhile, MacLeod will remain unfazed by such compliments while continuing his ascent to the sport's summit. |
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He never pushed his will on her, didn't slobber over her, filling her ears with cheap platitudes and hollow compliments. |
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One of the authors, a drunken sot, compliments Deeds, and convinces him, with Bennett's help, to go on a binge with him. |
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Interestingly, Americans also accept more of the compliments they are given than do South Africans. |
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Each was born proudly to the table and greeted by compliments and noises of admiration. |
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Conversations are marked by frequent exchanges of compliments and repeated handshaking. |
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Thank you so much for the compliments on my writing style and my characters. |
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He is not the sort of person who gives out compliments or pats you on the back, he does it in other ways. |
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At the hub is the hairdresser, doing what they love, surrounded by their friends in a world where compliments are common currency. |
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Being maid of honour is a pretty cool job really, and my taffeta monstrosity got lots of polite compliments. |
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John had displayed their work well and received many compliments for his dedication and initiative. |
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Joe has extended his organic meals menu in recent months and has received many compliments. |
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His compliments were so polite and guarded but if you thought about them, they meant much. |
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These compliments and encouraging expressions keep students positive and help them get through the class without dragging. |
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The couples walked around the room receiving many compliments for their costumes. |
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Thanks for your extensive constructive criticism and your compliments on my writing. |
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As this is her first exhibition, her eyes naturally light up when someone compliments an exhibit. |
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I stood in the queue, paid this so-called tax and received a small envelope containing compliments of the season from friends in Johannesburg. |
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She thanked everyone for providing such lovely entertainment and wished everyone the compliments of the season. |
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Also we have returned your cheque as the photograph is sent with our compliments. |
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The winner will receive, with our compliments, an incredible week-long holiday in a luxury villa in sunkissed Marbella. |
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Please accept this free copy of The Word Among Us magazine with my compliments. |
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He and his companion had enjoyed themselves and he was full of congratulations and compliments. |
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Conversation is however interspersed with the easier compliments on our chopstick skills and disbelief at how hairy the boys are. |
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Every one was helpful and eager to practice their English, proud of their country, if not their politicians, always fishing for compliments. |
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I was going to ask him what he'd liked best, but though it would probably look like I was fishing for compliments, so let it drop. |
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You don't bother to say that you aren't fishing for compliments, that you really do mean it. |
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When she wasn't fishing for compliments she was sitting in front of one of the televisions and indulging in a rather large glass of sherry. |
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He says he's not a singer and is going to quit the show, clearly fishing for compliments. |
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I'm not fishing for compliments or anything, but two people have recently asked me when I'll post another story. |
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Many compliments were extended to Johnny Burke and Michael Mooney for all the work they put into organising and coordinating the entire venture. |
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She knew, truly enough however, that her godfather didn't believe in compliments and flattery unless they were earned. |
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She charmed a Danish motel manager named Benny with her compliments on his freshly painted rooms. |
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Do you get compliments when you throw that purple scarf around your neck or do you look cool and sharp in black? |
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These would get him into the Guinness Book of Records as collecting the largest number of compliments slips. |
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It came in a hand-written envelope, with a stamp on it, with no enclosed note or compliments slip. |
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And when, at last, they came to me, they did so with a compliments slip that featured an engraving from Dickens's The Old Curiosity Shop. |
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Pay compliments often but sincerely and show people gratitude whenever appropriate. |
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It is very flattering and a big boost to the ego to receive compliments from someone like Stacey Jones. |
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He compliments her food but surely anything would taste good after prison grub. |
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They had taken their leave of Maralynne and Chester, after a dish of ice cream each for dessert and about a dozen compliments for their hostess. |
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It's one of the great tragedies of human life that we tend to save our best compliments for eulogies. |
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The party was abuzz with compliments for George's new place, which does not actually open to the public until mid-September. |
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There was no pomp and show to mark the occasion, only the greetings and compliments of his well-wishers. |
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I get called ranga and carrot-top, but the thing is, I get more compliments than not. |
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The classic rock played compliments the excellent whiskey sour I drank on my first visit. |
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To Justin, they seemed just like friends, ready with compliments and always offering gifts. |
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Marguerite Norton stood to her right, conferring air kisses and compliments. |
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Best of fare was provided and compliments to the faithful organisers who put so much effort into such a worthy undertaking. |
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Robyn and I wish you all in Richmond Valley the compliments of the season. |
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I think that got out because he was daft enough to send a compliments slip or something, which the Brazilian doc then sold to the press for lots of cash. |
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Please give my sincere compliments and a well deserved Bravo! |
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When the gun carriage itself comes past we will present arms to pay our compliments to the Queen Mother and other members of the Royal Family travelling behind the coffin. |
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A sizable crowd turned out in glorious weather conditions to pay their compliments to the small band of volunteers who had seen the six-year project bear fruit. |
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We started with tremendous sourdough bread whose moist grey crumb, chewy crust and deep sustaining flavour would certainly attract compliments and loyalty even in France. |
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We were very sorry to hear about the theft and we were happy to give them a replacement with our compliments and hope that they have a very merry Christmas. |
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I have received more compliments and more flattery than is healthy for me. |
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All concerned in the projects deserved congratulations and compliments. |
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If you have decided to be a strand style setter, enjoy the challenges, the hard work and the ultimate compliments and admiration for a style well designed. |
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During lunch she kept fishing for compliments, which I gave her. |
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The first time I got naked with this guy I was dating, I went fishing for compliments and made a comment about a totally insignificant part of my body. |
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By now, though, Fitzpatrick is a little weary of the implicit compliments. |
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The thief compliments the things he steals, if not the owner of them. |
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Nothing flattered her more than compliments for her cooking. |
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And, what compliments such a look better than a splash of blood? |
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Her hair hung in rat-tails, the gauzy dress was one big wrinkle, and her cheek had acquired an ugly purple bruise, compliments of the gorilla who almost drowned her. |
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Easily hurt by insults and just as easily swayed by compliments, she dwelled in an angsty purgatory familiar to most adolescents. |
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A prime example of creepy camouflage is thinking of harassment as compliments. |
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Be prepared to receive tons of compliments on your glowy skin. |
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He teases the astrophysicists with his advanced technology then withholds the information because he deems us unworthy, then backhandedly compliments our biodiversity. |
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He does not flatter me with compliments, which I know cannot be genuine. |
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Helen cultivated a low and seductively breathy voice and gushed with compliments to win people to her wishes. |
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You're certainly handing out the compliments tonight, what's up? |
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Swift is a rhythmic and melodic kleptomaniac, and I mean that as the highest of compliments. |
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Over the next three meals, she had steadily turned up the heat, and all he ever did was lavish compliments on the quality and quantity of the food. |
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I have a black button-up shirt dress with three-quarter sleeves that I bought 5 years ago, and it always gets compliments, though it is one of the simplest items I own. |
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All the compliments are very flattering, but it's kind of embarrassing! |
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Here, courtesy of BuzzFeed, is how it feels to be on the end of unsolicited compliments and harassment. |
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Thanks for all the compliments for my chapter headings and titles. |
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Yet I was hugged, inundated with compliments, and told how strong I was for being on the receiving end. |
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The bride was also pampered with a makeup application and hair updo, compliments of the salon. |
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What that meant Em wasn't sure, but her deep blue eyes and long lashes were often called bedroom eyes, and drew more than a few compliments. |
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I've more compliments to impart, to be sure, but I'd as lief make a gift of them to none but thy lautitious self. |
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Everything Tastes Better with Bacon, a book by Sara Perry, is a cookbook that compliments bacon's many uses in cooking. |
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The proper solaces of age are not music and compliments, but wisdom and devotion. |
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Of course, sometimes compliments just aren't really compliments. Underhanded compliments are, for better or worse, nothing new or unusual. |
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I don't defend, offend or vanitize my body or appearance so compliments or insults in that area go over my head and past me. |
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The one in the dining room is my favourite as it is of bottle ends, which compliments the glass worktops. |
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This book compliments Safety Plays and Endplays and Know Your Suit Combinations. |
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Jolynn Paige, a former teacher in Suttons Bay, Michigan, has come up with a way to ritualize giving compliments at dinnertime. |
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In sticking for Irish tradition, real Irish soda bread compliments your lamb stew. |
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He compliments us on our stubble, and we are pleased by this. |
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Chesterton's global distribution arm compliments a quality product with unparallel service to the end user. |
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Beyond paying her a few charming compliments and amusing her with gay conversation, had he done anything at all to try and gain her affection? |
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He simply notes that illocutions such as requests, offers, invitations and compliments are intrinsically polite in China and do not constitute a face concern. |
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Jones had not travelled far before he paid his compliments to that beautiful planet, and, turning to his companion, asked him if he had ever beheld so delicious an evening? |
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The opposition assessed Ivanov's first annual address, since being elected president, as empty, idealess but filled with compliments to the Government. |
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Triple Glazing provides an excellent alternative for those wishing more than just regular Double Glazing and perfectly compliments our other glass products. |
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A guitar-bass-drums arrangement compliments the vocals of lead singer Owain Ginsberg, who sounds like Kelly Jones of the Stereophonies, except, well, croakier. |
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Jonson's poem ends with the highest compliments for Lady Barbara Sidney, born Gamage, whose Penshurst huswifery was apparently of a truly impeccable standard. |
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We built a fire in the huge fireplace, then sat around drinkling bootleg beer and whiskey, compliments of Joe himself, Valley High's greatest athlete. |
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And the service was impeccable with fresh breads, homemade dips, petit fours, and even a digestif brought to all tables, compliments of the house. |
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Senders can compose a greeting for a girlfriend for him to read with a wink and sexy smile, serving them compliments, not come-ons for the holidays. |
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In particular, the last paragraph of the reading passage talks about different tendencies identified by sociolinguists in compliments given by female and male speakers. |
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