Unfortunately, her last escapade with William had taught her that bathrooms were virtually impenetrable fortresses. |
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Her punishment for the previous night's little escapade had been five swift strokes with a cane, on her bottom. |
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At first the firemen saw no humor in the escapade but finally let it pass without charging any one for turning in a false alarm. |
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It involves him playing loud thrash metal music late at night, or joining a group of Dublin youngsters in a joy-riding escapade. |
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The escapade and following chase sequence are pretty exciting, leading up to a somewhat blah ending. |
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The guy showed real character in bouncing back from what could have been a career threatening, drunken escapade. |
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A hairline fracture of his cheekbone is a painful reminder of his escapade. |
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Branden also joined the early morning escapade, but he merely sat down next to the small huddle of human mass on the floor. |
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And Narraway's forbidden love for her intensifies the thrill of this daring escapade. |
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A real Errol Flynn swashbuckler, this game is a water-bound escapade stuffed with sword fights, ship battles and a governor's daughter to woo in every port. |
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During his escapade, Savoie met eight people, each of whom give a profile of him. |
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Not long ago two phenomenally sozzled Korean-Chinese by the Tumen proposed that Banyan join them for an escapade to the other side. |
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I probably got a motherly smack on the back of the legs for the escapade. |
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The piece of the plan that is reminiscent of a Walter Mitty escapade relates to the proposal to recruit 200 business bankers in Britain within three years. |
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You can read about the escapade, with annoying advertising jingle here. |
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Kicking off in 1944, the film opens with the type of prologue that could have been lifted straight from the Indiana Jones escapade, Raiders of the Lost Ark. |
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The prostitutes have gone underground, thanks to a tough city ordinance passed shortly after Hugh Grant's escapade, and the graffiti have all but disappeared. |
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She ordered Mr Patriota, who claimed to have had no prior knowledge of Mr Saboia's escapade, to swap jobs with Luiz Alberto Figueiredo, Brazil's ambassador to the United Nations. |
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An escapade into the magical world of make-up. |
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The climactically gothic episode of her mother's escapade took place shortly after she left, when her sister, Vera, just turned eighteen — the good and docile daughter — was married to their mother's Italian count. |
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Throw in some extremely unfair deaths and what should have been a stimulating escapade instead becomes an off-puttingly frustrating experience. |
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The Mongolian escapade marked the peak of his career, but it was also a dismal failure. Mr Palmer has done a good job in disentangling the myths and horror stories that surround his much-reviled subject. |
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A HOTEL manager crawled through a baggage carousel and boarded a plane at Birmingham Airport in a drunken escapade which caused a security breach, a court heard. |
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A joyous outpouring, Disco e Progresso fuses elements of disco, funk, dancehall, kuduro, new weave, breakbeat, samba and more into a singularly exuberant escapade. |
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For the fading stars, who are now sinking so low, this bearing-all, eating bugs and squat toilet escapade is their only hope of getting back on top. |
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It looks to be a long night for sleepyhead John, but thanks to the time spreader dingus with its sleep retardant setting, he gets right into their next escapade. |
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The Manner of living among the Portugueze here is, with the utmost Frugality and Temperance.... The best of them neither pay nor receive any Visits of Escapade or Recreation. |
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