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Words Start with: (s) PAGE #11
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201. society (sosaiete)
:: However the assumption that civil and political rights should have priority is widely shared in our society
202. sock (totini)
:: Dont let the field get socked in with early morning fog or a decreasing ceiling when you no longer have enough fuel to get to your divert base
203. soft (malū)
:: We looked at Raphaels use of the tondo format and how he echoed this circular shape in the soft rounded forms of his Madonnas
205. software (polokalama faakomepiuta)
:: Customers should be able to move software from server to server in a much more fluid way than in the past
206. soil (eleʻele)
:: He can then charge the companies per truckload of waste soil
207. soldier (fitafita)
:: These are working people who expected to express their spirit of service with a little weekend soldiering or crisis assistance
208. solid (malō)
:: Imagine that you are surrounded by an outer shell that is made of a solid material so strong that nothing can get through to hurt you
209. solution (fofo)
:: The Department of Education insists the school was always regarded as a temporary solution to an emergency situation
210. solve (foia)
:: Both believe the market solves all problems of efficiency and allocation
211. some (se)
:: hes in some kind of trouble
212. somebody (o se isi)
:: There is no easier interview subject than somebody who asks questions of themselves
213. somehow (nisi ala)
:: It was too much somehow to expect something as poetic as a bridge to survive so barbarous a war
214. someone (se tasi)
:: Some watches and cigars were also missing after someone forced a back door to get in
215. something (se mea)
:: the people were something scared
216. sometimes (o nisi taimi e)
:: It almost looks as though the slicer is using a scythe rather than a club sometimes
217. somewhat (teisi)
:: Matters were getting somewhat out of hand with those native to the city finding it hard to get a house
218. somewhere (se mea)
:: A jukebox somewhere through the throng of people was playing an old Johnny Cash compilation
219. son (atali'i)
:: he was a son of Ireland
220. song (pese)
:: As the singer came out again she broke into song the band behind accompanying her svelte smooth voice
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