Sentences with phrase «f ear of»
Death anxiety persists in dreams and in f ear of crowds.
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If the fever is more than 100 degrees F, and there is pain in the back of the jaw, it could be related to an ear infection and not teething at all.
These «awards» are generally the result of diligent publicists getting in fest brass's ears and getting their clients mentioned.
McDonagh is a beloved playwright — and an Oscar winner for Best Live Action Short Film — who has a good ear for dialogue, including copious use of the aforementioned «f» word; the actors savor it like fine dining.
Just wait until your ears feast on the sounds of the F - Type R Coupé after the break.
That's because the 2018 Ford F - 150 comes packed with innovative safety features that serve as a second set of eyes and ears.
The hierarchical regressions were significant for nonemergency visits [final adj. R2 =.15, F (12, 237) = 4.66, p <.01], ER visits [adj. R2 =.15, F (12, 237) = 4.72, p <.01], ear infections [adj. R2 =.05, F (12, 237) = 2.07, p <.01], and acute respiratory illnesses [adj. R2 =.08, F (12, 237) = 2.84, p <.01], such that these full regression models accounted for a significant proportion of the variance in children's health care usage.
[F] ear of further violence and «payback», or culturally related violent retribution, were the most common reasons for women not reporting violent victimisation.