But at night, it could wear off long before morning.

There was no way you could know the drug would wear off in a few minutes.

But after six months or so it started wearing off.

Until then, even if you feel the effects wearing off, do not let them know it.

But the effect wears off for most patients by two years.

Six months, it took for the stuff to wear off.

In both cases, the effects wore off after a few hours.

Often when you know it is possible the need seems to wear off.

It had been days now and the effects were wearing off.

Whatever I'd had the night before must have worn off.

Then he saw himself flow past the window, many feet above the ground.

Boys flowed past them and on into the next gallery.

She heard it flowing past them, and almost passed out with the smell.

The name is from the creek flowing past the village.

Fish Creek flows past the north side of the village.

Near the highway, a river of car lights flowed past her.

The city is named after the creek that once flowed past it.

"Long time back," she said, while the data flowed past her.

The river is represented as a young woman sitting on a slope with water flowing past her.

The sky was clear, the air hot and dry as it flowed past their faces.

It is the story of a black man who decided to pass himself off as white.

For one thing, he certainly hadn't tried to pass himself off as anything but a private.

If you pass it off, another guy is going to come free.

If they were, why not try to pass one off as the real thing?

But if you try to pass it off as something else, you've got a problem.

On the whole the rest of the day passed off well.

The rest of us do things, and you just pass it off.

Maybe she can find someone new to pass you off on.

However, the evening passed off better than he had expected.

She started to pass it off, even had the words in her mind.

I'll roll them about on the table in front of him.

She rolled on her back and looked up at me.

In a moment, they were rolling on the ground, with everyone watching.

We rolled to a stop on the other side of the river.

But why did they roll on the ground while doing it?

The next second the old man was rolling on the floor.

A moment later, both men were rolling on the ground.

She rolled on her back and made a face suddenly.

I heard one of them rolling around on the ground.

He rolled on the ground, trying to put out that fire.

Many of these students would later say they had not even seen him go by them.

You go back into the market by your model at the same 7,000.

He'll let you know where to go just by his approach.

But they can't even think about going to the park by themselves.

She'd taken off without a clear plan in mind, and California was a long way to go by car.

And they were not going toward home, by any means.

I wouldn't like him to go by himself at such a moment.

When the two days were over, we went by night to the bush.

The leaders, who had never played together before, both go by a single name.

Of course, the mother might have been going by another name.

In the main, the days rolled by one like the next.

All are opened, closed and rolled into place by computer.

We have not been taught to roll it back by power.

The car pool seemed to hear, because it rolled to a stop by the side of the road.

And as the weeks rolled by my prediction to myself about the green eyes came true.

The new cars are expected to start rolling by February 2014.

You'll be rolling in funds by the time this mission is done.

But the ball rolled by the cup and didn't stop until it was 20 feet below the hole.

The small car was scheduled to roll out of the factory by 2008.

It rolled across the hall, unnoticed by those around him.