Dear Sir/Madam, I'm writing to express my dissatisfaction with the service you offered to my friends and myself during our recent flight on the Eagle Airlines Flight 6048 from Gatwick to Rio de Janeiro on the 26th March at 10.35 pm. Firstly, when we got on the plane, the seats were so cramped that it was impossible to sit on them (although we were promised to travel in style and comfort) and the air stewards didn't even greet us. They sat in the corner and yawned. In addition to previous none of us didn't dare to use the toilets toilets were filthy. We were told that during the flight it's possible to read free newspaper and enjoy feature film. At first there were no newspaper and secondly we could see only children's cartoon. Even though there were no children on the flight.
13. Ripe--for 14. Adapt--to 15. Comment--on 16. Referred--to 17. on--strike--for better pay 18. Absolutely no control--over 19. Singled--out--for COLLOCATIONS 1. Blanket ban 2. Outright ban 3. Anti-social behaviour 4. Bounds of acceptable behaviour 5. Fringe benefits 6. Further the cause 7. Change of hearth 8. issued a challenge 9. Sweeping changes 10. the change of Venue 11. Overriding concern 12. Aggravated the condition 13. overcrowded and Cramped conditions 14. Take the consequences 15. Attracted a lot of criticism 16. Mingled with the crowd
Letter to the Editor [ Date ] [ Newspaper Name ] [ Newspaper Address ] [ RE: Headline and author if you're writing in reference to a story OR "Performing Animals in the City of _______" ] Dear Editor: While circuses and traveling shows featuring wild animal acts may seem innocent enough, it has become apparent over the past decade that wild animal acts are inherently cruel and unsafe. Most circuses and traveling shows that use wild animals keep them for months on end in cramped transport cages, sometimes hardly larger than they are, with only brief periods outside to perform. The animals have no opportuni- ty to move or behave in a natural way. That's why veterinarians, animal behaviourists, biologists and animal welfare organizations around the world have condemned wild animal acts. Circuses and traveling shows with wild animals also pose a risk to human safety. Numerous circus employees have
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have their toys so cheap. About 75% of the world's toys come from China, where migrant workers are paid an average salary of $240 a month. Extreme poverty in China's rural areas drives many people from the countryside into the cities to look for these types of jobs. facts Every day, the workers have to arrive 15 minutes before the regular work shift begins for a work assembly. Their living conditions are prison-like. Up to six people share small, cramped dormitories and up to 50 people share one bathroom. Schools send student workers to these factories to do “internships." Some factories promise workers a 10- minute break after every two hours of work. Most workers never have benefited from these promises. After the work shift, there's another work assembly that lasts 15 minutes. Even during the 30-minute lunch period, workers must return to the shop floor early to resume production or to attend
nad teeks.) Ustavalt teie Sally Brown Kaunis rannaäärne korter rentida 1) Ruumikas korter 50 meetrit liivarannast 2) Kolm magamistuba. Hästi varustatud köök 3) Suur rõdu ja hea vaade 4) Hea väärtusega Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to complain about the holiday apartment I rented from you on 15August. I believe your advertisement was misleading in a number of ways. Firstly, the apartment was by no means spacious. The rooms were cramped and there was very little storage space. Also, the distance from the beach was in fact ten times farther than you claimed. Furthermore, the balcony railing was broken. This was quite dangerous and could have caused an accident. In addition, it overlooked an unattractive car park in contrast to the `great view' you advertised. Finally, the kitchen was poorly equipped and a lot of essential items were missing, such as plates and saucepans. Consequently, I felt I could not stay any
would strongly suggest that the number of students per class kept to below ten. In this way... To sump up, while most of us are satisfied with the conditions, I feel that above improvements would make things even better. If these suggestions were carried out... Complaint Dear Sir I am writing to complain about the holiday apartment I rented from you on 15th of August. I believe your advertisement was misleading in a number of ways. Firstly, the apartment was by no means spacious. The rooms were cramped and there was very little storage space. Also, the distance from the beach was ten times farther than you claimed. Furthermore, the balcony railing was broken. This was quite dangerous and could have caused an accident. In addition, it overlooked an unattractive car park in contrast to the ,,great view" you advertised. Consequently, I felt I could not stay any longer and returned home after 3 days. As you can imagine, I am quite disappointed
Women he pursued His friends Jealousies Insecurities trivial concerns his fractious relationship with his wife ·The most important is that in this diary is spoken about many great events what happened in London at the 17 century. Like the Great Fire of London and The Great Plague of London. Pepys's diary has become a national monument. The Great Plague of London Pepys was not among the group of people who were most at risk: he did not live in cramped housing, he did not routinely mix with the poor, and he was not required to keep his family in London in the event of a crisis the most notable fact about Pepys's plague year is that to him it was one of the happiest of his life On 31 December, in his annual summary, he wrote that 'I have never lived so merrily (besides that I never got so much) as I have done this plague time Pepys suggested that the Navy Office should evacuate to
of hounds in fox hunts. [1] Animal Equality’s mission is to achieve social change so that all animals would be treated with respect and compassion. They also promote vegan lifestyle. It is international organization, working in United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Spain, Mexico, Venezuela and India. They mostly concentrate on farming industry and try to expose farms where animals are treated badly, harmed, starved, ill or in overly crowded and cramped spaces, but they also work against animals being used for entertainment or test subjects. Animal Equality’s stance in hunting is that it is cruel past time sport and it is unjustifiable. [2] Animal Liberation Front (ALF) was founded it 1976 and it is international movement that takes illegal steps to ensure animal rights. They don’t have official leaders and are active in more than 40 countries. They mainly liberate animals from places of abuse like factory farms, fur farms and laboratories
Stalinist times, of Tallinn having only one Estonian-language drama theatre. In the beginning the theatre used the big stage of a Soviet-style "palace of culture". In 1975 a 100-seat stage was opened in the 15th-century house in the old-town centre of Tallinn. After Panso the company was led by Mikk Mikiver, Kalju Komissarov, and Rudolf Allabert. Since 1992 the artistic director is Elmo Nüganen and the managing director is Raivo Põldmaa. In 1994 the company took its present name. The cramped conditions of the theatre became better, when it obtained some neighbouring buildings and the whole historic block was renovated, turning it into a challenging theatrical complex. Among the new additions are two flexible stages, of 120 and 200 seats respectively, many smaller playing areas, and an open-air stage. At present the troupe includes 24 actors and actresses Estonian Drama Theatre Estonian Drama theatre started in 1920 under the leadership of Paul Sepp, who also founded a
The resulting wash of concrete has been much derided down the years, but the original plans were of considerable note. They planned 2,000 apartments for 6,500 people some in tower blocks over 400-foot high (the tallest in Europe at the time). They also included a Museum of London, the Guildhall School of Music, and a fully-featured arts centre. Very few of the finished buildings are pleasing to the eye the complex is deathly grey and cramped, and it's all too easy to get lost in a dreary world of concrete constructs. The ugly Barbican redeems itself when it comes to culture. The Museum of London has its buildings in the grounds, and you can catch concerts by the London Symphony Orchestra. A lively set of jazz, classical and contemporary pieces are played in the 2,000-seater concert hall. Contemporary art displays are held in The Curve, and the gallery on Level 3, and art-house movies are screened in the art centre's three cinemas
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travel agencies in the area. Someone once asked me how Indians could be gobbling up businesses so fast. I told that individual that the secret to the Indians’ success is cooperativeness and their living arrangements. When an Indian comes to America from his homeland, he is immediately taken in by a relative who also provides him with a job on one of the myriad businesses owned now by Indians. Even if he brings 20 people, they will live in the same cramped quarters until they have pooled their resources together to buy another business, from which the first individual would be able to buy his own home. In every major city in America where a majority of Africans live, you are likely to notice a lot of businesses boarded up. The owner probably started the business on the whim that Blacks would rush in to patronize his business. Invariably, he neither researched the business nor determined which products
" His tongue traced the shell of my ear, and then dipped inside at the same moment he tugged on my nipples. I bucked into his next thrust and nearly came. Gideon knew my body so well, knew all its secrets and erogenous zones. He was expertly stroking his cock inside me, rubbing over and over the tender bundle of nerves that quivered in delight. Rolling his hips, he screwed into me, exploiting other spots. I made a plaintive sound, on fire for him, desperately infatuated. My fingers cramped with the grip I had on my pillow, my head thrashing against the driving need to orgasm. He could get me there just by rubbing inside me, the only man who'd ever been skilled enough to give me an intense vaginal orgasm. "Don't come," he repeated, his voice hoarse. "Make it last." "I c-can't. It feels too good. God, Gideon..." Tears leaked out of the corners of my eyes. "I... I'm lost in you."
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the mountain, only to disappear again in another mudslide that had to be crossed by the finger-and-toe method. At first this seemed exhilarating, just the kind of minor wilderness challenge that I was after. But after the third or fourth time of edging out across a sheer, un stable cliff face with m u d d y water streaming over me, the process began to take its toll. M y arms and legs began to tremble from the unaccustomed exertion, my fingers and toes grew cramped. M y core temperature dropped from repeated soakings as the cool air chilled my clothes and skin by evaporation. At times the whole hillside of yellow m u d and shale seemed to be shuddering and slipping under me, flowing in a slow-motion mudslide. By the tenth crossing I was starting to get worried. T h e hike that was supposed to take an hour had taken three hours and there was no end in sight. I lost my footing a couple of times in the muck and barely caught myself,
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