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How to use wonders in a sentence

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The lobster bake, much more than a dish or even a feast, embodies a day filled with the wonders of water, fire, food, family and friends.
Nutrition deprivation also works wonders on making people more open to suggestion.
The local waters offer a wide range of subaquatic wonders including corals, sponges, madrepores, parrot fish and lobsters.
Turn on the radio and without turning the dial you find one-hit wonders, wanna-be gangsters, lying fools, and most importantly autotune.
He wonders if it is some of her blacked-out memories that have suddenly awoken in her mind.
Everyone was filled with awe, and many wonders and miraculous signs were done by the apostles.
One wonders what treasures may still remain buried and undiscovered, such is the awesome scale of the place.
From this, over the years, the mail coach spread throughout England and soon became one of the wonders of the land.
The shock of being ditched from the stock exchange seems to have worked wonders for its sleepy management and forced it to make changes.
We had seen whales, narwhals, polar bear, seals, walrus, musk ox, and countless other natural wonders.
It is interesting and fascinating only in the sense that one wonders just how far moviemakers will go in stretching for a boffola.
He now wonders whether he would have been happier staying married to the same woman, rather than posing as cinema's abiding babe magnet.
And one wonders at the public-sector whistleblowers' consequent employment prospects in the private sector.
After a successful ram, ships could back water and go after another enemy, but one wonders how many such shocks a ship could take.
One just wonders how much further matters would have gone if these public-spirited individuals not been passing by at that time.
Newspapers bulge with travel advertisements and articles telling us about the wonders of the world.
Full marks to the ground staff who worked wonders to have the pitch in excellent condition following the recent inclement weather.
The traditional Chinese nets, landscapes and huts by the river or backwaters are evocative of a child's fascination with the wonders around her.
Could the competitiveness of schoolboy games be fuelled by over-the-top media coverage, one wonders?
He was one of history's greatest explorers, whose thrilling undersea adventures introduced the wonders of the deep to millions.
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An Olympic gold would have done wonders for badminton's profile in Britain but silver is still a major shot in the arm.
Suddenly she hands me her torch and wonders off into the thick inky blackness of night.
I guess one of the wonders of technology is the capacity to lay a passive-aggressive guilt trip on me from 10,000 miles away.
At first Ellen is confused by the disconnected stories, and wonders if he is making them up as he goes along.
From Cnidos you could tick off three of the wonders of the world in almost as many days.
The teocallis of the former are probably the greatest ancient wonders and curiosities on the Western Continent.
Not all jazz music is made by balding musicians who sit around over copious whiskies discussing the wonders of a middle eight.
The town is famous for its Norman Cathedral, one of the wonders of the medieval world, glittering with the gold tesserae of a thousand mosaics.
One wonders how an ad might read when the relationship inevitably busts up.
The cynic in me wonders about those screamers, knowing MTV auditioned for enthusiastic fans a few days before the event.
The commentary is by the producer, who endlessly wonders why the movie never took off.
Recreational diving enables us to experience those underwater wonders firsthand.
But to experience the wonders of the heavens, the skywatcher must be in the right place at the right time.
One wonders how many of Sharp's critics today would be prepared to sink their own prejudices and defy political correctness in order to do so.
Finally satisfied, I sat down once again, and stared out to the horizon, marvelling at the wonders of the natural world.
Wonder of wonders, your mom blows up at him the next day in front of the whole school.
If your doctor wonders if you might have syphilis, he or she will order a blood test.
Sinewy and sensuous, these preparatory masterworks are anatomical wonders capturing the longings of the famously impetuous painter.
The two periods of extra time also failed to separate these two evenly matched teams but one wonders how.
We offer the natural wonders of whales, icebergs and seabirds framed by dramatic seascape, landscape and unique culture.
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Members of all ages bring natural history objects to meetings, using them to discuss the wonders and puzzles of field observation.
After a few miles our path curved away from the river, the trees thinned out, and we came upon, wonder of wonders, a proper town.
This is a weekly delve into cryptozoology, ufology, medical marvels, scientific wonders, strange facts or weird goings-on.
Advocaat's patience with the Italian has appeared infinite, but one wonders whether pride has blinkered the manager's approach.
We have done wonders to get to host the conference and it would be a real sickener if financial problems wreck all the hard work.
He wonders if his blackness makes him what Du Bois described as a not-fully human being who occupies the space between human and animal.
However, on a special occasion like this, a little heavily accented chat might have worked wonders on the birthday girl.
I took the missus to recharge the batteries a bit this past weekend and it did us wonders.
Plus, back home she has handed out the Royal Maundy in so many of the cathedrals in England and Wales that one wonders which ones she's missed?
He hopes she may be of some comfort to his sister, although he wonders whether he will ever see her smile again.
The ministrations of his keepers have worked wonders for Simba, who now is able to walk about in his enclosure for any amount of time.
But one wonders if a brush of white wash on these walls would help erase some of the pain.
The choir opened with a number of madrigals exulting the joys of love the wonders of travel and men bewailing the pain of unrequited love.
She feels sorry for him and wonders if being dysgraphic means she has escaped some hardships.
The exuberance with which he engages every topic attests to the wonders he can accomplish with his prose.
Minerva wonders why it's called a disorder at all, and whether this is another example of the medicalisation of normal human behaviour.
Apparently going to a business school does wonders for your self-confidence.
Nonetheless, by sheer dogged determination I have managed to observe and cogitate on a number of summer's wonders.
As sales on both sides of the Atlantic in early June revealed, a good provenance works wonders in focussing a collector's eye.
One wonders how people can find it in them to attend church after priests had betrayed them thus.
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The endurance of the generation of 1914 was one of the wonders of human fortitude down the ages.
Back in the old days when wood was all we had for stocks, glass bedding did wonders by providing a consistent place for the action to sit.
One wonders if in fact the intended hijackers didn't use the barrier of oncoming traffic to hem in the panel van and force it to stop.
Martin Rowland and Colm Grealis performed wonders in a mime about a visit to the dreaded dentist.
Do not miss the signature Lalot appetizer of betel leaf and beef, a world of wonders in two bites.
I actually still remember the exact table we were sitting at when we first opened it and beheld the wonders inside.
When she is on the highway, parked in a traffic jam, she often wonders where is she headed in such great hurry?
Seeds are wonders of suspended animation, vehicles for the survival of embryonic plants, but their powers do not last forever.
Someone wonders whether passengers could be persuaded to clean off their own tray tables and suggests giving them a towelette for that purpose.
One wonders whether those who made the decision, and who have now revoked the plan, ought not to be surcharged.
The first technique works wonders in treating large boils, abscesses, and evidently, also big or tight clusters of acne pustules and comedones.
Now, though, he has discovered a taste for musicals, and wonders whether a career as a hoofer might beckon.
The Easter holiday kicks off, with a flood of chinless wonders heading off out of London in their huge cars.
We're talking about stockbrokers, estate agents and sundry chinless wonders, tooled-up with expensive gear and ridiculous clothing.
They sneer as much at self-employed plumbers and brickies as they do at those they see as chinless wonders.
Home to cultural and architectural wonders and famous for its fine white china, the German city of Dresden still shone despite six years of war.
Reflecting on these options, Rachel wonders whether painless death harms a sentient creature.
One wonders, with such a star laden cast, how the film so quickly made its way to home video?
He told me to concentrate mostly on the old ball when it would take reverse swing, and his suggestion worked wonders.
Well-controlled doses of the drug can work wonders, but overexposure can be disastrous.
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In this state of affairs one wonders why such a regime is subsumed under the heading of democracy and not domination?
And, like an onion unraveling, one wonders, underneath it all is there anything of substance?
Get a final taste of Coeur d' Alene Lake's winter wonders by hiking the Mineral Ridge Trail.
One wonders if he is being overcautious, since there is a developmental thread connecting his four cases.
Of course, the fears of the critics may be hysterical or overblown, but in that case, one wonders why they can't just come out and tell us that.
Stress management in the form of daily deep breathing, yoga or prayer can also work wonders as our bodies gear up for the change of life.
Thanks to the form-fitting footbeds and Vibram outsoles, these backless wonders breeze through pushy terrain.
Keith began his ascent in the circus, running a sideshow populated with freaks, strongmen, fortune-tellers, and other wonders.
I learnt young that if you wanted someone to give you something, celebrity worked wonders.
She complains that I don't talk to her and then she wonders why I get so angry because she never listens or hears anything I say.
They even have carrot cake, wonder of wonders, although the frozen yogurt is a bit frightening.
Now, the Son Of Dylan is back in a bid to prove that his Wallflowers aren't just one-hit wonders.
There was a growing worry that, maybe, they would become one-hit wonders, given how quiet things have been since then.
High Voltage, the Electric 6 had to do a lot to prove they weren't one-hit wonders.
Judging from So Stylistic, it happily appears that they're not one-hit wonders.
While many solo acts from the '80s are one-hit wonders and has-beens, Finn clearly breaks the mold.
Because, even an expert hand at the control board could not work wonders with light and shade there.
You know, having a child in the house is doing wonders for my New Year's Resolution to quit these cancer sticks.
Proven scientific methods of training to get over stage fright and personality development can work wonders in children.
He has done much to lessen the troubles and to add to the wonders of Nova Scotian life.
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The magic of melody and voice can work wonders with a poem, which would otherwise have been insipid to the ordinary reader.
First, he wonders how natural selection connects up with mental development.
Situated on the northern shore of Lake Ontario, Toronto is in easy reach of the wonders of nature.
An epilogue wonders anxiously how the audience have liked the play, assuring them it was intended only to please.
Oh, the wonders of Euroland, the rip-off merchants can no longer hide behind the vulgar fractions of currency translators.
One wonders what would have happened had the Inland Revenue carried out a spot check.
It was such a sweeping statement that one wonders just why the president floated it at this time.
The carnage had a huge cost in terms of lost business, but it worked wonders for the bottom line.
An inflatable planetarium is introducing the wonders of the universe into the classroom.
Most Scots are familiar with the sight of Jim and Carole demonstrating the wonders of Aberdonian soil.
One wonders why, after being put off time after time, she continues to persist.
When experiencing the wonders of off-trail hiking or bushwhacking, remember to disperse your impact.
A temporary lift has been installed enabling wheelchair access to one of the wonders of the world.
The film's children are all non-professionals, however, and one wonders to what extent they themselves are products of Glasgow's mean streets.
You, dear reader, can own this piece of literary history by the wonders of Interweb mail order.
It was August, sunny and hot, and we were on a trip from Iowa to Wyoming by way of the scenic wonders of South Dakota.
God has his own timetable for working his wonders, and a commitment to vitalism is hardly a robust expression of faith.
He wonders if I am not being just a wee bit hypocritical in my praise of honest, humble work.
By reading the last portion and the first portion of the Torah contiguously, we connect the miraculous wonders performed by Moses to Creation.
At first, weeding the garden pained me as I had grown to love the rambling weeds and all the wonders that they had to offer.
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One wonders why they want this information, and what it is used for once they have it.
One wonders how all of these expansive and apparently contradictory conclusions fell within the committee's assigned sphere of responsibility.
Yeah, because Henry wonders whether people would like his dad to spite him.
Visitors to the National Air and Space Museum in Washington can gaze upon many aeronautical rarities and wonders.
These days, thanks to the wonders of the Web, being a rate tart is an absolute doddle.
Bucks came back like a house on fire in the second half with dribbling wizard Clement Mazibuko doing wonders with the ball.
Like benzoyl peroxide, sulfur keeps bacteria in check and works wonders on whiteheads, blackheads and pimples.
One wonders if advanced models will be parked in home hoverports of the future, nixing the problem of snowbound roads.
Still, one wonders what has kept Faber from producing a paperback edition for so long.
She turns around and sees my wicked grin and immediately wonders what is going on.
For centuries this was the greatest church in Christendom and with its immense dome, it's still one of the architectural wonders of the world.
Gray's green eyes still dance with boyish excitement as he points out the lagoons' wonders.
Seat of the mighty Khmer Empire for over six centuries from AD 800, the city of Angkor is one of the world's cultural and architectural wonders.
He wonders whether the media industry is breeding an immunity to violence, murder and destruction.
Franklin worked wonders with the company, producing a corps de ballet that truly looked like one body moving, a testament to Franklin's keen eye.
Superheroes form such a vital part of popular culture one wonders why there aren't more games with a superhero theme.
After a while I found myself hit by a wave of fatigue, paranoia and depression, but an hour's kip and a wander round the shops worked wonders.
The island is fast-becoming a destination for hikers and many of the wonders can be explored at leisure during a walk in countryside.
Explore the wonders of coral reefs, mangrove communities, and seagrass beds while identifying the marine organisms that live there.
The Grand Canyon is also a place to find and explore the wonders of God's creation.
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She agrees to do so only if Ben will join her in exploring the wonders under the sea.
An interactive exhibition which will captive inquiring minds with hands of fun and equipment to test and explore the wonders of science.
But perhaps the dreadful birth defects and mutated plants are not evidence at all, but signs and wonders portending some great event.
The work of the poet, who perceives and attempts to define the wonders, complexities and beauty of nature, is hidden and obscured for many.
Spot familiar faces, places and scenarios in their lyrics as they explore the wonders of the pubs and the pints of the glorious North.
It had been almost 10 years since I last put on a pair of goggles and a snorkel to see the wonders of Queensland's coral reef.
I genuinely think the world is an amazing place, and I imagine I could spend upwards of five lifetimes exploring its wonders.
One wonders whether there is something fishy going on, as what happened at the Moratuwa Stadium, when counterfoils were resold at the gate.
So, whilst my friends get dragged off to work every Saturday morning, I'm free to lie in and then explore the wonders of Kiwibox.
The wonders of post-production editing and a well-known film finds a new life.
Outside we would go, necks craned, eyes upward, waiting for our glimpse at the wonders of modern aviation.
We were exploring the glories and wonders of this fantastic country, which is booming under this Government.
A place of timeless beauty, it beckons to anyone eager to explore remote natural wonders.
I was in Beirut, at the National Museum, enjoying the wonders of the ancient Phoenicians with my husband.
It is an age of miracles and wonders, of sightings of Mary and warnings, of prophecy, graces and gifts.
It's no wonder that across the country they increasingly regard their elected representatives as gutless wonders.
These gutless wonders did not come close to meeting those basic requirements.
That's why they will someday be seen as heroes, long after the gutless wonders with breathy voices are forgotten.
With the current turmoil in the US economy one wonders if people will be quite so free with their money on luxuries this year.
Dr. Jim L. Turner, assistant vice chancellor for graduate programs at UCLA, wonders if that isn't misleading.
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Ready or not, the Millennium Year is on us, barraging us with a dizzying array of high-flying hype about the wonders of the New Age.
As well as ancient sights that rank among the wonders of the world, China now has space-age hotels and superb shopping.
The Italian cannot help create the impression that he considers final wins to be one-day wonders.
A teenager who doesn't seize the opportunity to lounge about the house, wonders will never cease.
This simple funda is creating ripples and working wonders in Suryapet Municipality.
Technology and the Internet are also taking interest away from the wonders of wool and gabardine, he said.
Mountain air does wonders for one's appetite, and there's some memorable cuisine to look forward to.
With time running out, Reed brought Iain Dunn, Matty Albery and Paul Stansfield off the bench and the move worked wonders.
One wonders what bad experiences the sensitive prince has had with unsympathetic sofas or aggressive pouffes.
I have recovered from my trek in the mountains, just about, though one must admit it does wonders for the toning, just not so good for the feet.
The mid-term break will do wonders to rest the minds too, because this victory was fashioned and won in the head as much as the flesh.
The loving care of his keepers has worked wonders in Simba, who is able to move around without much difficulty, these days.
Gunnado Farm near Walkaway has not only wonderful views but it does wonders to help young people find their way.
He wonders now if he was trying to prolong his pain by allowing Sharon, after the break-up, multiple opportunities to twist the knife.
Miracles will be wrought, the sick will be healed and signs and wonders will follow the believers.
She wonders whether her investments and retirement accounts are safe from broad fluctuations in stock prices.
One wonders if they shouldn't ease up, calm down, breathe deep, get more securely grounded.
She wonders if she is doing any better by her daughter than her own alcoholic and absent mother did by her.
We'll be going all out for victory, which would do wonders for the game in this part of the country.
But with the onset of April month the whole town seems to be reignited in same old legendary charms, and natural wonders.
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The way he acts sometimes, one wonders if he has had any experience of a real lady.
He wonders why European sportsmen don't wear boxes to protect themselves from such painful eventualities, when Americans are so keen on them.
Regular brisk summary hangings at the yardarms of the warships worked wonders.
It helps ease stress, tension and induce sleep, and some drinkers claim it does wonders for digestion.
Redford, Mirren, and Dafoe do wonders with the routine material and create recognizable and relatable characters.
One wonders if in the morass of cultural relativism, the only sane ground is to eschew all taboo.
If anyone wonders whether dress codes are strict now, why not take a gander at the way swings were back at Fulford Golf Club.
It's a necessary evil, but he wonders how many young fellas will be prepared to do this in the future.
She wonders how the larvae of animals that live in hydrothermal vents get from one vent to another.
One wonders what will this mean for the latest bright spark from the surging Latin American cinema.
Though small, they can do wonders because frantically attacking these pests will keep the lazybones on their toes.
One wonders whether she is a Madonna or a sailor's wife restraining her tears as she watches her husband's ship depart.
While his changeup works wonders against right-handers, lefties have an easier time picking it up.
One wonders, however, if he fully subscribes to the vulgar leftism his argument suggests.
The camera sends the images into a computer network, where they are retouched, catalogued, and subjected to the wonders of technology.
The quirky humor has been abandoned in favor of futuristic imagery and gee-whiz exclamations about the wonders of cool technology.
She wonders how someone so quiet could like her noisiness, and wonders if their mutual pity will turn to love.
It's one of those moments when I revel in the wonders of growing your own veg.
Kilgas, a Lett with a reputation for joking, wonders when they will get another snowstorm.
The solo acoustic worked wonders for him, as he seemed to enjoy doing magic tricks on his guitar.
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The father-son legacy had often failed to work wonders at the box-office going by the past records.
Criticising unrestrained growth of the city, he wonders whether one could restrict it.
One wonders what other accounting nasties lurk beneath the surface in regard to other telecoms companies.
Jordanians are very friendly and hospitable, and a few words of Arabic will work wonders.
One wonders how the inoperative council is supposed to generate the much needed finances to liquidate the debts.
He wonders what maintaining a constant police presence in the area is costing taxpayers.
One wonders if he knows where the bodies are buried, perhaps quite literally.
His lack of physical presence is a drawback at this level but a goal would do wonders for his confidence.
He wonders if concern about the future prevents us from enjoying the present.
An action romp is good, but one wonders if the story would be better served by slowing down a little.
And despite the fact I have seen many wonders, the likes of which you can only dream about, I'll not be boring you to death with them.
His rousing speech did wonders on the spirit and enthusiasm of the men, for a few hours.
A well-dressed man virtually fed the victim to the mob, then escaped, and Marquez wonders if the supposed assassin was really an innocent patsy.
Fresh management has done wonders at the company behind the famous toy trains and the slot car systems.
One wonders what group of mental pygmies in the department of foreign affairs or immigration fixed our gaze on East Timor.
I sat at their tables enjoying fresh wonders of the Mediterranean and learned to milk goats.
I worried about filming the next morning but Madison assured me that makeup can do wonders and there would be no problems with the love bites.
One wonders if the neocons even know how many are waiting in hopeful anticipation of their unhorsing and humiliation.
This will work wonders and boost their relationship to levels previously unheard of.
The more clearly we can focus our attention on the wonders and realities of the universe about us, the less taste we shall have for destruction.
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He is audacious, showing such wilful disrespect to the past that one wonders if it ever existed!
When looking at Kellerman swimming the Australian crawl in 1912, one wonders if history is repeating itself.
Within an hour, the mountains, grasslands, kiwis, takahes, and other wonders I want so much to see were hundreds of miles behind us.
In an age of five-minute wonders some trainers of the traditional martial arts are sceptical whether Krav Maga has the stamina to go the distance.
Making cider less cidery has certainly worked wonders for that industry.
It's a creamy off white, and she wonders if that affects the taste of it.
Her views of the teddy bear duo have a sweet, simple pellucidity, instantly communicating all that the reader needs to know about the wonders of loving and being loved.
Unfortunately, I was pelted with hail as I ran for my car after a hardcore session in the library, so I'm in no mood to ponder the wonders of nature.
Every single worry about how we socialise children is laid open to question, until one wonders if society has lost faith in our ability to socialise children at all.
Jerry wonders how it is that he was in this nice, bright-eyed girl-across-the-hallway's apartment this afternoon and why now, at this infernal moment, he's here, writing.
Within the scheme of science education, planetariums are considered an important tool for exciting youngsters and the general public about the wonders of the universe.
The traveller is shown poking his head and right arm through a boundary of stars enclosing this everyday world and reaching out to a universe of wonders beyond.
But she also wonders if Sayers would feel any kinship to today's grisly police procedurals, filled with random killings and clinical crime details.
Maria Fernanda Cardoso is the ring mistress of a flea circus that offers audiences some novel and some very traditional ways of considering the wonders of nature.
The National Theatre, with its push-button revolving stage, its sets which came out of the flies or up from the floor, was one of the mechanical wonders of the age.
The crispiness of the crusty bread, the crunchiness of toast and the soft, yielding moistness of freshly baked bread are truly three of the wonders of life.
A successful perfume, aftershave or eau de toilette can work wonders for a fashion label's balance sheet, not to mention its international profile.
One wonders how doctors reacted to the transformation of restaurants from outlets for bland, healthful fare to centres of gastronomy and gluttony.
One wonders if the same will happen to other lines of research, such as attempts to replicate, extend, and understand the correlations between ESP and geomagnetism.
One wonders how far the military itself is delinked from its old geopolitics to allow projections of conflict to be replaced by projections of economic profit.
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While there, he experiences a multitude of psychedelic wonders and witnesses, one by one, his incorrigibly bratty fellow winners dispatched in gruesomely appropriate ways.
Divinely decadent music which works wonders on your imagination.
Thieves are chipping away at the remains of archaeological and cultural wonders, removing prieceless artifacts piece by piece.
Overall, few travelers have made the trek into the desert of Sudan to see these architectural wonders.
What is it, one wonders, about these two bigfoot thunderers on the right that they share this personal history?
One wonders why a Medicare buy-in wasn't placed front-and-center in the first place.
He still wonders if the two abductions were connected in some way.
Swapping a studio in Portobello for the working environment of a restored watermill in Angus has done wonders for their spirits and health, he said.
It blended the coming-of-age story, inspired largely by Dickens, with the magical wonders of Tolkien.
Still, given the disaster her earlier attempts at contrition were, this appearance seems to have done wonders for her.
In a word, Fuller excepted, they were flat, and despite the bluster one wonders who exactly will muster the requisite spark when he makes his exit.
The book, which recounts the horrors of white supremacy and the wonders of black resiliency, was the first American Book Award winner that has as its theme black genocide.
As gameplay progresses, you'll place your cities, have your population grow, build wonders, armies, reap the land and generally just try to survive.
One wonders why this paragon of windbags campaigned so passionately for the republican cause in a country he hadn't lived in for over thirty years.
Soft focus and an airbrush can do wonders for your appearance.
They require 700 costumes, some winged wonders more than 20 feet high.
Divers can explore the underwater wonders of Eastern Indonesia on seven to eight days cruises to the islands of Komodo, Alor, Flores, Sumbawa and Lombok.
These people who, while believing in a god and goddess, follow the ancient pagan religions that revere the wonders and beauty of nature and its changing seasons.
They explore the wonders of nature from songbirds to horned deer.
Another perfect way to explore the subtle wonders of the wild is on interpretative bush walks, a favourite with bird watchers and plant enthusiasts.
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They are pathetic, gutless wonders who have the ability to analyse but are always cowardly when it comes to downgrading a company that deserves it.
This is a magical world brimming with wonders, diverse and remarkable.
Having a laugh with the old pair, wonders will never cease, before returning to watch Andy Garcia passing judgement on the TV screen, glass of wine to hand.
The addition of surround effects does wonders for the audio space.
I think this club does wonders for the area and does wonders for the kids.
Hobsbawm, a historian long admired by anthropologists, wonders in a recent book why most of the world-shaking events of the 20th century were unexpected.
He considers the beauty of athleticism and wonders if it is proof of the existence of some divinity.
The self-promotion, Seelie thinks, is somewhat boastful, and he wonders, is it worth it?
One wonders what such commentators would make of the recently developed notion that local laws should be ameliorated not by local sympathies but by international conventions.
Is life just a string of errands, dinner dates, emails, meetings, and to-do lists, she wonders?
He presents them as such a conniving, scheming rogues' gallery of careerist and morally dishonest operators that one wonders how anyone could ever have taken them seriously.
Also key is his wish to return to the idea of a gallery as a collection of wonders instead of a freak show.
The Petronas Towers in are among the architectural wonders of the world.
One wonders if they ascribed a healing power to the paintings themselves.
Many of the rivers in the area are also suffering from low water, and a good downpour would do wonders for runs of fish, as well as anglers' spirits!
It was like the chapter in the book in which the golden boy is set upon by gloom and wonders about the purpose of life.
With his sixth goal of the season and another bristling performance, the 24-year-old striker continues to work wonders for Berti Vogts' reputation as a competent talent scout.
That should knock the snark out of the precocious six-year old who wonders exactly how Santa knows all.
Saying sayonara to your moustache can do wonders for image transformation.
One wonders whether the government is huffing and puffing to cover up its own incompetence.
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He wonders how so many people can be scientifically illiterate when they come from the same educational system that produces the world's most accomplished scientists.
It is definitely one of the premier geological wonders of cislunar space.
As a manual laborer, he wonders how can he ever feel useful again.
Giving ordinary indians a chance to see the film will likely do wonders for the program.
Norine wonders whether it might make things easier if she allowed her husband this one indiscretion.
And the public wonders why people in the fashion industry are so thin!
This female mbaqanga group was formed in 1958, and has been through so many obstacles that one wonders what kept them going through all these years.
One wonders if, deep down, she couldn't stand being mean to her husband!
In her first book, she pursues answers to a sort of question that, once articulated, seems so important and meaningful that one wonders how it escaped being asked for so long.
She was also friends with bebop wonders Dizzy Gillespie, Bud Powell, and Theolonious Monk, who often sought her advice on how to write or play their own music.
At Glacier Point, a full vertiginous mile above the valley floor, even the sequoias seem dwarfed by Half Dome, the greatest ornament in a landscape brimming with wonders.
She wonders whether she should remove the mezuzah from her front door.
One wonders repeatedly why he bothered, and why he did not turn his obvious abilities to something better, or take his Toryism off to a more promising part of the country.
Jesse Singal wonders why the movement is so lukewarm to the likely GOP nominee.
The pack stays tight, shoot some metal polls, off the curb, round the traffic circle, hop a curb, back down and someone wonders where I'm taking us.
From ancient biremes to gigantic aircraft carriers, from mighty steamers to futuristic submarines, this book is filled with the wonders of seafaring vessels past and present.
But she wonders if ministers quite understand the real world when she hears ideas such as head teachers' issuing fixed penalty notice fines to truants ' parents.
The relationship seems to work wonders on him, too, as he begins to shed pounds, visit the gym and even break his long-standing habit of biting his nails.
And she really felt becoming a monk was turning your back on the wonders of the world.
The migration is unquestionably one of the great wonders of the natural world.

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