Duplicate of Phrases

Legs quivering, our old dog Gizmo dreamed of chasing squirrels.

Janie grabbed her water bottle, a pale green one with an orange cap, before leaving the room.

During her daily jog, she stopped to catch her breath.

Her arms folded across her chest, Mrs. Hill warned the class about the penalties of plagiarism.

Skiing in Park City was, according to my brother-in-law, the best vacation ever!

The family ate Lenora's cake, their fingers scraping the leftover frosting from the plates.

We finally decided to go to the mall after school.

We finished our soda before entering the department store.

Eaten by mosquitoes, we wished that we had made hotel, not campsite, reservations.

Running up to the finish line, the athlete smiled at his victory.

Deven Bowers, a friend from work, said that there would be free pizza at the movie premiere.

The police, looking for the suspect, decided to search my neighborhood.

Beth, my best friend since elementary school, and I went to carnival together.

Peaches, Amy's eleven-year-old beagle, chews holes in the carpet as if he were still a puppy.

I was creeped out by my neighbor's cat, sitting on the porch and staring into my soul.

Bruce could be heard all the way down the hall, his loud laughter carrying across the school.

My uncle was staying at the Holiday Inn, the most affordable hotel in the neighborhood.

All things equal, you should be able to board your train on time.

Seeing several of my favorite candies in the bowl, I reached for nearly all of them.

My mom suggested taking the SAT early for extra practice.