The shining sun was a welcome break from the miserable weeks of winter. It had been gloomy and cloudy since September!

Wren sleepily opened one eye and put a pillow over his ears. The birds were making such a racket it was impossible to stay asleep. He needed his sleep before the big tennis match.

Melinda was on the left in respect to the stage. She gave a great performance and everyone was impressed with her talent.

Mel’s track record was fraught with both awards and honors, but also countless references saying she was constantly late. When she showed up, her work was impeccable. However, her spacey nature generally made her distracted and she sometimes wouldn’t even come into the office.

Edwin’s admission to the movie was free because he was still under the age of five. Once he was six or older, it would cost $5 for him to see movies.

Josiah suffered at the hands of the AP Exam. While he had been studying for months and felt as prepared as possible, it was still a very difficult test!

Even though he got a lot of his information from comedy news shows, Billy was always up on current events. The shows, surprisingly, presented a lot of accurate information with a punchline.

The trial had been at a standstill for months. That was until new evidence was brought into play for the jury to think about. Following this, the vote was nearly unanimous.

Grandpa Joe was very set in his ways. For the last twenty years, he had gotten up at 7:00 o’clock every morning, and gone to the local diner for coffee and eggs before work. Sidney doubted anything about this routine would change in the next ten years.

The project was great in theory. However, outcomes are not always as quick as intended. The policy writers ran into difficulty with people being unreceptive to the new ideas. As such, their progress had plateaued.