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She <encountered> an old friend on the street.
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Let's have a simple wedding with as little <fuss> as possible.
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When he took two ecstasy pills he completely <lost touch with> reality.
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Sally <flushed> but she didn't answer my question.
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He's such a boring <stay-at-home> - he won't even go out to the cinema.
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It's not possible to <settle> this argument without good will on both sides.
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There were so many rich people there that Bridget felt completely <out of place>.
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Don't <curse>! There're children in the room.
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I don't know him <personally> but I've heard good things about him.
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No, it's a <vicious circle>, she has to fight for what she wants, or else she gets nothing, but when she does she's branded as a troublemaker, and so the cycle continues.
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Has it even <crossed> your <mind> how much damage the rumours you've been spreading might cause?
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Don't worry, beer is the <remedy> for your problems.
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Stroke her back <otherwise> she won't stop complaining for weeks.
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You can speak <freely> in here - nobody will hear us.
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Her <mood> was so dark that nobody dared speak to her.
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Mary is <keen on> John but he keeps ignoring her.
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She likes to play chess in her <spare time>.
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They tried hard to <preserve> the friendly atmosphere.
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An <expression> of surprise showed on his face when he saw me.
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It was a <fortunate> coincidence that I bumped into Julian just when I needed to talk to him.
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She took another <sip> of her Martini and smiled.
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The table must be reserved one week <in advance>.
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He behaved in a really <spiteful> way twisting what you said and telling other people.
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Thank you for a <delightful> evening.
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"Where have you been all night?" John's mum cried. "<Here and there>" John answered scowling.
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She told him to <stand still> and wait.
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The ill man was ignored and <shunned> by people from the village.
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I'd like a <pint> of beer.
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<To my surprise> he came to the party and spent the whole night on the dance floor.
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Mark was so <convincing> that he finally talked me into singing in a karaoke bar.
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She gave me a <blow by blow account> of how the evening went when she got home.
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It is polite in Japan to <bow> to people when you meet them.
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She was <jealous> of her friend who was always more popular than she was.
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They met on their first day in college and soon became <inseparable> friends.
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She <dines> with friends in expensive restaurants almost every night.
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They're leading an expensive and posh <lifestyle>.
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Jane <handed> me the wedding invitation.
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Robin showed me a few <snapshots> from his birthday party.
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Henry <lent> his bicycle <to> his friend Darren.
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They <renewed> their friendship after many years of separation.
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It's very difficult to <gain> entry to some golf clubs. You have to be voted in.
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I don't feel like drinking beer today, I think I'll have a <soft drink> instead.
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John rarely <appears> at family gatherings.
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You don't need to <book tickets> on a Monday night for the cinema.
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Susan always <associates> with odd people.
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Jack thinks he's <hilarious> telling all those jokes but actually he annoys people.
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Please, accept my <apology>.
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What kind of surprise do you have for me? Come on, give me a <hint>!
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The church is organising a <fete> to raise money for the renovation of the organ.
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