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Don't judge a book by its cover.

The cowboys rode into a nameless town.

The pastor moved us with a wonderful sermon.

I tried commuting by bicycle, but in the end it didn't suit me.

She seemed thoroughly at ease on horseback.

She gave me a tantalizing look.

She's married to an English teacher, so she gets to take lessons for free.

She lived her whole life as a single woman.

She read the situation at a glance.

She described the incident with vivid, lively prose.

She taught the child never to play with matches.

Can I really buy this at this price?

You mustn't judge a book by its cover.

May I pay for the book by check?

I painted the gate blue.

I have to somehow get by on a small income.

She ended up losing to him in tennis.

She warned him not to go alone.

She combed her hair and tied it with a ribbon.

She has to make a living on her pension.

She wrote the date in numerals.

She told me the story in secret.

She went to see a movie alone.

She stayed here alone.

She bakes bread using a special method.

She keeps a diary in English.

She pinned the medal to her collar.

The goods arrived in good condition.

She tied her hair with a ribbon.

She dried her hair well with a towel.