Macbook Wheel Predictive Sentence Technology

One Response · January 25, 2009

The aard­vark admit­ted its fault.
The aard­vark admit­ted it was wrong.
The aard­vark asked for an aard­vark.
The aard­vark asked for a dag­ger.
The aard­vark asked for health.
The aard­vark asked for a ride.
The absinthe arri­ved by air­mail.
The abor­tion went well.
The actor asked for an aard­vark.
The actor asked for abs­ti­nence.
The actor asked for redemp­tion.
The adver­ti­se­ment was effec­tive.
The agile aard­vark arri­ved by air­mail.
The agile aard­vark bathed with beau­ties.
The agri­cul­ture was cul­ti­va­ted by the coral.
The aggra­va­ted dri­ver bee­ped on his horn.
The aggra­va­ted roos­ter scratched the dirt.
The Althus­se­rian scho­lar gave his copy of Lacan’s “Ecrits” to the
abor­tion doc­tor.
The amia­ble Althus­se­rian scho­lar asked the aard­vark for absinthe.
The amia­ble cro­co­dile brushed his teeth with a tooth­brush.
The amia­ble doc­tor per­for­med the ope­ra­tion admi­rably.
The annex was cove­red with asbes­tos.
The annex was craw­ling with beet­les.
The apple was air­mai­led by the doc­tor.
The apple was con­su­med by the amia­ble cro­co­dile.
The apple was inqui­ring about the amia­ble crocodile’s friend.
The aqua­ma­rine life­vest was not used.
The aqua­ma­rine life­vest was unpo­pu­lar.
The armchair was uncom­for­ta­ble.
The armchair was favo­red by the amia­ble hou­se­cat.
The ass asked for a bet­ter absinthe.
The ass bra­yed at the moon.
The assump­tive doc­tor did not accept our per­so­nal check.
The assump­tive agri­cul­tu­ral expert eyed our absinthe sus­pi­ciously.
The attrac­tive pea­nut far­mer gra­ded the term paper.
The attrac­tive roos­ter pree­ned its feathers to attract absinthe.
The auxi­liary gene­ra­tor has mal­func­tio­ned!
The awning cove­red the agile aard­vark during the amia­ble rains­torm.
The awning was too tall to touch.
The bab­bling baby asked the aard­vark for some absinthe.
The bab­bling baby baked brow­nies with the amia­ble cro­co­dile.
The bab­bling baby bas­ked in its mother’s affec­tion.
The bab­bling baby boun­ced the ball at the bab­bling brook.

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