1. Panoramic fixed-glass “moonroofs”, as opposed as “sunroofs” which open and close, are one of the hottest trends in automotive design.
2. A firefighter has just crawled (1) across the (2) smoke-filled attic, trying to open a window for (3) ventilating, but no one (4) can find him now.
3. The old building, abandoning for a newer facility, was a war zone—a ruin of overturned desks, textbooks, TVs and other equipment that could have been re-used.
4. Jen finished her meal quickly and raised from the table, showing her anger to everyone present at the party.
5. Everyone has occasionally sleepless nights, usually associated with states of emotional arousal such as worry, anxiety, or excitement.
6. Name for their crossed-shaped flower petals, cruciferous vegetables like cabbage and broccoli are the perfect foods for fighting cancer, heart disease and a lot more.
7. When petroleum is processed into plastic, it is no longer biodegradable, and in which can clog up landfills indefinitely.
8. Life is so fragile and we don’t know what will happen tomorrow, so experience what you have given because you don’t know how long it is going to last.
9. Officials offered a $30,000 reward for information on the Saturday attacks that left one scientist flee his smoke-filled home with his family.
10. Environmental experts claim that Planet Earth is steadily warming up because of human activities, and the developed world is primary responsible for this.
11. The hypothesis of the psychological science study was that the more power a person has, the less capacity he has to take other person’s perspective.
12. Increased contraceptive use caused a decline on the number of abortions performed worldwide from 1995 to 2003.
13. Today, the enemy is within a radicalism that, like Frankenstein’s monster, have turned on its former patron.
14. Studies of (1) early cave art shows a level of culture that was (2) anything but “primitive” – and that human beings have a long record of (3) communicating knowledge and (4) believe.
15. Although many eateries publish caloric information of their websites, or even on food packaging, advocates of labeling say diners need to be able to read the information while decided what to do.
16. UNICEF reports that 28,000 weakened children die from diseases and other circumstances that are easy preventable.
17. She wears a black baseball cap reads SECURITY and a bulletproof vest but travels unarmed, partly for liability reasons.
18. Many automobile and motorcycle companies have confirmed that their vehicles distributed in Thailand can run on gasohol 95 and 91 and ready to affix stickers on new vehicles to assure gasohol compatibility.
19. Alike other mineral grains, those in basalt are so small that they cannot be seen with the naked eye.
20. A motorcycle racing gang is suspected of involvement of two attacks which left one man dead and four others injured.
21. As temperatures which are dramatic rising melt the polar ice cap, five countries race to map their claims to a new energy frontier.
22. Hard-line tactics pursuing by the military in its bid to pacify the restless region are having precisely the opposite effects.
23. Politicians talked more loudly but did much fewer; they declared missions accomplished although they had barely begun.
24. The majority of the people of Britain has no confidence in an expensive and fearless bureaucracy like the European Union.
25. China’s spectacular transformation over the past decade is symbolized in it’s architecture.