1. I have hurried through the rain to work. By the time I've settled at my desk and changed my shoes, it really starts to come down.
2. Requests for money-saving ideas have trickled down from the top of the company in briefings, notices and memos. The chief photographer suggested the company might make a saving by turning off the light at the end of the tunnel. We have been laughing at this all week.
3. I bite a hard wild rosehip in half to reveal a dome of tight-packed seeds.
End at the beginning, whistler and no pressure.
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