She can do some of the cooking and all the mending.

Sometimes, indeed, we both sat at the table doing our mending or writing letters.

I was told to devote my attention to the questions and "do the mending after."

I could aid you in the mending of the ill.

Seven days with a basketball team in need of immediate mending.

Why, this is like the mending of highways In summer, where the ways are fair enough.

"There are several right here in this wagon that could use a little mending."

In many ways, it represents the mending of party ties.

Used to have to be very rather experienced in them days to do this here net mending.

She looked up from her mending, slanted eyes bright with interest.

I went to my room and calmed myself with some invisible mending.

It was the duty of the women to keep their own quarters in order and do such mending as might be required.

His mother's face was indistinct as she bent to her mending.

After a little mending, the toys were as good as new.

Only paces away the two old sailors had stopped their mending, watching.

I must-I must go upstairs and get out the mending.

And there was no end to the making and mending of clothes.

Behind him, inside a goatskin tent, his wife looked up from her mending.

Maisie looked up from her mending and wondered whether to speak.

"I won't say that we have 100 percent mending and mixing," he continued.

One thing's certain, she thought, as she settled next to the fire with the rest of her mending.

"I'll build a fire, then you can pass your time doing something Jess frightening, such as my mending."

And so, out of necessity, there was a mending.

"Which will surely aid in his mending," I said with another nod, then looked around at them.

This mending of the labor problem facilitated economic development.

Many will be able to break away and repair their lives.

He was one of those people who can repair anything with nothing.

"You two go see what else she did and tell me how long to repair."

But they had not been able to repair her mind.

We wanted to repair the world, do anything to set things right again.

She would have to find some other way to repair it.

He wanted a new drive, not just to repair the old one.

Where's the will to set to and repair all this?

There was no going back to repair what had happened.

It took him a day and a half to repair his system.

Cut his old man a break and repair it for him.

For one thing, he told them, it might not be possible to repair her heart.

They can repair it, but probably not in time to get far enough away.

Most of them were used to repair the north wall in the 4th century.

The department says more than half are repaired within 30 days.

Given time, he might be able to repair the radio.

Whatever they had done to his mind could be repaired.

These need to be repaired in order to stay good.

Almost no one can get inside a drive and repair it.

In 1848 the church was repaired and put back into use.

The church was not repaired until some 40 years later.

I'm not sure about half a million to repair it, however.

Far too many to repair, in the time that we were there.

Each time, she was repaired and put back to service.

In no time, the car was repaired and ready to go.

I tried to mend them, but they were beyond hope.

I need him to tell me how to mend my ways!

In the course of time I began to mend my ways.

The only way to mend these children's world was to deal out more death.

And in the end, when early summer was on, everything began to mend.

Some day, by God, he thought, she would have to mend her ways or be out the door.

But there is not one of them to mend another.

It was too late for Love to mend what he had done.

Of late, the government has moved to mend its image.

We'll have to clear you out before we can mend this.

Both had done everything in their power to start mending themselves.

He wanted to say that his mother could mend anything but the words would not come.

If he could mend, it would be with such love as you gave.

He mended his final time at 3 hours 36 minutes.

"And mend things as best I can with his parents."

There is still a lot of image mending to do.

A shoulder usually takes four to six weeks to mend.

Let's hope they mend their ways, or it'll be bad for all of us next year.

Still I have done a little that you'll find it hard to mend in your time.

I take my watch there always to have it mended.

He needs to sleep and give his body a chance to mend.

And you can leave off mending that, my good man, at least for now.

But let us talk no more of such matters, since we cannot mend them.

All you must think of now is helping your body to mend itself.

He was always ready and able to mend his pace.

I tried to mend them, but they were beyond hope.

I need him to tell me how to mend my ways!

In the course of time I began to mend my ways.

The only way to mend these children's world was to deal out more death.

And in the end, when early summer was on, everything began to mend.

Some day, by God, he thought, she would have to mend her ways or be out the door.

But there is not one of them to mend another.

It was too late for Love to mend what he had done.

Of late, the government has moved to mend its image.

We'll have to clear you out before we can mend this.

Both had done everything in their power to start mending themselves.

He wanted to say that his mother could mend anything but the words would not come.

If he could mend, it would be with such love as you gave.

He mended his final time at 3 hours 36 minutes.

"And mend things as best I can with his parents."

There is still a lot of image mending to do.

A shoulder usually takes four to six weeks to mend.

Let's hope they mend their ways, or it'll be bad for all of us next year.

Still I have done a little that you'll find it hard to mend in your time.

I take my watch there always to have it mended.

He needs to sleep and give his body a chance to mend.

And you can leave off mending that, my good man, at least for now.

But let us talk no more of such matters, since we cannot mend them.

All you must think of now is helping your body to mend itself.

He was always ready and able to mend his pace.

We are Mends above all else, and that is the beauty of our relationship.

But she was his cousin's best Mend, and that changed everything.

"I knew him well our first year, but we were not the best of Mends.

They were shouting and kidding around about one girl's boy Mend.

She hadn't worked up the nerve to look at her Mend.

"And meanwhile one of our people is in their bucket," Mend said.

"Long ago, another Mend touched me in just that wise."

The man with the gorilla mask left his Mend and asked if he could help.

When you get back, just tell him you're a Mend of Richard.

Ms. Mends says she often feels a special burden being black.

Kids were laughing and shouting to Mends across the long tables.

Have you any word from your invisible Mend as to where our path must run?"

"It actually took more like four hundred years, but what's a few centuries among Mends?

Either that or my brush with our Mends back there has weakened mine.

I was visiting a Mend who was an actor there.

"Still, it's not as though the others aren't your good Mends, too."

She could even see the mends in it, a tiny tear, the dust on his sleeve.

The two were speaking like old Mends, and in a manner they were indeed.

Mends was struck on the forehead and badly wounded, the only man to be hit.

He issued a challenge to Mends that their two vessels meet in an engagement.

The blood seemed to drain from Karen's face as she ran to her Mend.

He wanted to locate or fall prey to whatever was responsible for the disappearance of his Mends.

Mends was promoted to captain on 10 December 1852.

It was the controlled smile of a military commander who could never again enjoy the same equal relationship with an old Mend.

Unlike the clothing of the people, the king's clothes are not full of mends.