I wade in because of the shore and flowers on the other side. Twelve years of hard reading and more than 4000 days and nights cast our belief and the will to win. We have a persistent pursuit of spring and cold.
Dick had to wade into the little lake to save the toy boat when it got stuck.
"One day we saw an adolescent orang-utan called Sif wade into deep water, hunker down and then lunge forward making simple paddling movements with her arms and legs," says Russon.
Other worthy precautions: to avoid nasty parasitic diseases like schistosomiasis, do not swim or wade in fresh water in developing countries or wherever the sanitation is poor.
Yet Barack Obama's administration looks poised to wade into the Middle Eastern bog.
Every year as I wade into reviewing books for the Jolt Awards, I am forced to slog through several language tutorials.
Shujun teeth, "where the dangerous situation described as:" Heart of the worries danger, if the tread Huwei, and wade in the spring ice ", and idioms Huwei spring ice on the resulting."
"We cannot indiscriminately wade into a media forum for debate at this time," declared senior author Ronald Oremland of the U.S. Geological Survey.
He pushes it off in time to see a blue figure wade in among the remaining wolves.
As leaders ponder this prospect - and wade into nasty debates about pension cuts, incentives to have children and immigration expansion - some experts tell us not to worry.
Once the army gave the order the group, he said, would wade into the action.
I wade in the mountains to find you, but I do not want to see a stele of the gravestone that is full of weeds in front of your house. I can clearly see my name, so I have been dead for so long in your heart.
He asked me to take my shoes and socks off and wade into the pond after his ball.
You could also wade in yourself and have the pup follow.
I'm not going to wade in such weather.
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