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- a god, called Ra by the Egyptians, Helios by the Greeks and Sol by the Romans
- Sol was depicted on the Roman coin.
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- After Chase unlocked their door, she stepped into a room that seemed clean enough but reeked of Pine-Sol and was furnished in America cheap: fake-panel walls, sagging bed with a nickel vibrator machine, and a black-and-white TV secured to the table with an impossibly large chain and padlock.† (source)
- It was in the Pine-Sol-scented office of that furniture warehouse that I began my first novel.† (source)
- The women's locker room was dark and smelled of Pine-Sol, with cinder-block walls and a wet cement floor.† (source)
- In Constantine's day, Rome's official religion was sun worship—the cult of Sol Invictus, or the Invincible Sun—and Constantine was its head priest.† (source)
- Sol chuckled.† (source)
- Tell her a vinegar and Pine-Sol soak.† (source)
- I see Fantasia and Tangina and Del Sol.† (source)
- The second was on Sol 5.† (source)
- It smells like Pine-Sol!† (source)
- …et one an reven ambros he et one an reven ambros ax me if i know why the lord die an he say he die for me so i can meet him in heven an all he want me to do is say i want be up ther wit him an the angels an say if i mean it wit all my heart an sol ill go to heven an nanan start cryin again an mis lou got to hug her an nanan say all i need to do an make her life wors livin is ax the lord forgiv me in the pardn of my sin an her an reven ambros was on they knee an mis lou was still in the…† (source)
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- They soared with ease, basking in electromagnetic rays from the star Sol, biding their time, grouping, preparing.† (source)
- He'd practice his singing around the house sometimes, singing "do re mi fa sol," and all that.† (source)
- Sol adjusted his glasses.† (source)
- His view looked down on the winding Sol Duc River, across the untouched forest to the Olympic Mountain range.† (source)
- Sol Bloom felt no such duty.† (source)
- Wolves would still chase Sol across the sky.† (source)
- It's from Quinto Sol Publications.† (source)
- "Sol" said Vivaldo, "you sold it!"† (source)
- The leader of another crack gang once told Venkatesh that he could easily afford to pay his foot sol- diers more, but it wouldn't be prudent.† (source)
- The house was clean—the wood shone, and everything smelled of Pine-Sol.† (source)
- I guess you're just SOL.† (source)
- "Japanese sol'jer, Japanese sol'jer!" he cried, "I am wounded.† (source)
- Poet QUIQUE AVILES is the founder of Sol & Soul, a group combining art, performance, and social activism.† (source)
- And—most disastrous of all—there was a video taken on vacation in the early nineties when she and Greger had been guests of the glass artist Torkel Bollinger at his villa on the Costa del Sol.† (source)
- The caption on the back said "Cuba … alegre como su sol."† (source)
- Sol Invictus.† (source)
- Track lighting is spreading over the ceilings, the lower floors are being stripped of their old linoleum, smelling of Pine Sol with an obscure base note of ancient throwup and pee, and the wide boards underneath are being sandblasted.† (source)
- The Riviera, the Greek Isles, Costa del Sol, Gstaad; she is never without a sun-drenched skin.† (source)
- Maybe in Marina Del Sol.† (source)
- Sol needs another fabber.† (source)
- "Caribou are coming; the wolf says sol" I got the gist of this, but not much more than the gist, and it was not until we returned to the cabin and I again had Mike's services as an interpreter that I learned the full story.† (source)
- She said that Sol had painted the house himself.† (source)
- On Mondays, the singing teacher blew into the room fresh from the early outdoors, singing in her high soprano "How do you do?" to do-mi-sol-do, and we responded in chorus from our desks, "I'm ve-ry well" to do-sol-mi-do.† (source)
- But she has the speed and lift to deliver such crowded troops still in fighting condition to any point in Federation space and much of Bug space; under Cherenkov drive she cranks Mike 400 or better — say Sol to Capella, forty-six lightyears, in under six weeks.† (source)
- "By the virtue of the fact," as Sol would say.† (source)
- This editor took along with him a number of Quinto Sol's authors, splitting up the contracted books.† (source)
- Sol sat down, taking one of her hands in his.† (source)
- A statue of yourself as Sol-Apollo, the sun god.† (source)
- Sol Bloom kept order on the ballroom floor.† (source)
- It was from Dr. Octavio Romano of Quinto Sol.† (source)
- Sol realized that the phone was ringing in the living room, had been ringing.† (source)
- Those camping trips with Sol and Ellie felt as if they'd happened a hundred years ago.† (source)
- Softly he said, "Now, Sol, I thought you were going to tell me how much you wanted us to pay you."† (source)
- A small piece of the Sol 31 I never got to have.† (source)
- More bad news: Quinto Sol Publications was embroiled in an internal squabble.† (source)
- Looks like I won't be starving to death on Sol 400 after all.† (source)
- Avner, Robert, and Ephraim, the Council elders, urged Sol to work on his book.† (source)
- Sol Bloom, chief of the Midway, emerged from the fair a rich young man.† (source)
- Sol recovered first, and patted her shoulder.† (source)
- In Chicago Sol Bloom received a cable from France that startled him.† (source)
- "Oh, just order up some more clothes, and get that wallscreen back the way you want it," Sol said.† (source)
- "My point has been made, I believe," said Sol Weintraub.† (source)
- The same kind that saved my life back on Sol 6.† (source)
- Sol Weintraub sighed, adjusted his glasses, and nodded.† (source)
- Looking into Sol's and Ellie's faces, everything seemed so clear.† (source)
- The course he came up with would give Hermes a Mars flyby on Sol 549.† (source)
- A supply probe would get here on Sol 856; way before I ran out.† (source)
- As a littlie, Tally had lived in the middle-pretty burbs with Sol and Ellie.† (source)
- The correct answer for Abraham was obedience, thought Sol.† (source)
- We have until Sol 584 to get a probe to Mars.† (source)
- And she couldn't shake the thought that Sol knew nothing about the outside world Shay had fled to.† (source)
- "You say-"In a while, crocodile,"" said Sol.† (source)
- He looked so much like Sol that Tally almost called her father's name.† (source)
- We have a certain bond, after I spent two days in it during the Great Hydrogen Scare of Sol 37.† (source)
- "Fascinating," murmured Sol Weintraub, lifting his infant so that she could see.† (source)
- Any apprehension he may have had on Sol 1 was long gone.† (source)
- Sol cupped his hand to his mouth and shouted: "That's all!† (source)
- Nobody but Sol and Ellie-her parents-and a few stuck-up teachers had ever called her "Tally" before.† (source)
- My farm would give me food till Sol 900.† (source)
- Each morning Sol sat by his daughter's bed until she awoke.† (source)
- Tally took a deep breath, remembering Sol and Ellie's visit.† (source)
- Sol lay in his house and listened to the desert wind blow.† (source)
- "But," Venkat continued, "his body could have been buried in the Sol 6 storm.† (source)
- Sol gestured, and Tally sat down on the bed.† (source)
- Spacecraft don't ! and there," persisted Sol.† (source)
- Including the remaining mission rations, I'll start starving on Sol 584.† (source)
- ""While, crocodile," said Sol and heard Melio whisper it in unison.† (source)
- She was scheduled to use it again on Sol 7, but she went home instead.† (source)
- It did not matter to Sol that the command had been rescinded at the last moment.† (source)
- At his current rate of travel, he'll be at the edge of the storm on Sol 471.† (source)
- It was that spring when Sol again had the dream.† (source)
- Hermes is still on track for a Sol 549 flyby.† (source)
- Sol Weintraub lifted his baby from her infant carrier.† (source)
- So now I'll start starving to death on Sol 490 instead of Sol 400.† (source)
- "Even Iris wouldn't have landed till Sol 588."† (source)
- We haven't dreamed the same dream," said Sol.† (source)
- The flyby is on Sol 549, so I'll need to leave by 449.† (source)
- Sol Weintraub said, "The Consul did not mean to suggest that the area is inaccessible.† (source)
- But I'll drift off to dreamland in the best mood I've been in since Sol 6.† (source)
- "Thirteen," said Sol after an imperceptible pause.† (source)
- It may be Sol 549 down on Mars, but it's Mission Day 687 up here.† (source)
- You don't believe… may I call you Sol?† (source)
- Sarai had told her that day that Sol had been gone.† (source)
- It's progress, but any hope of survival rests on me surviving until Sol 1412, when Ares 4 will land.† (source)
- "No," said Sol and sat a moment, wondering deep within if he was telling the truth.† (source)
- Noon on Sol 505 will be 12:21 p.m. on Thursday.† (source)
- And Sol Weintraub woke sweating with tears in his eyes and anger in his heart.† (source)
- Just not on Sol 6 when everyone thinks I did.† (source)
- "After that, they'd be on an accelerating orbit toward Mars, arriving on Sol 549.† (source)
- Sol said nothing but carried the last of the luggage to the EMV.† (source)
- Compared to the makeshift crap I've been gluing together since Sol 6, this was a breeze.† (source)
- Sol forced himself to look at his papers again.† (source)
- Sol was surprised to find that he still carried Rachel in his arms.† (source)
- At first, they were working on a desperate plan to get a probe here before Sol 400.† (source)
- We estimated your food packs would last until Sol 400 at 3/4 ration per meal.† (source)
- Friends said that the child combined the best portions of Sarai's sensitivity and Sol's intellect.† (source)
- Noon on Sol 504 will be 11:41 a.m. this Wednesday here in Houston.† (source)
- "Sol," he said and extended his hand almost shyly.† (source)
- Fortunately for my crewmates, the mission plan had Martinez fill the MAV tanks on Sol 1.† (source)
- Sol sat on a boulder and rubbed his temples with his palms.† (source)
- Sol paused for breath, touched Sarai's arm again.† (source)
- Live Another Sol would be an awesome name for a James Bond movie. checked up on the rover.† (source)
- Sol had run his hand over his thinning hair, surprised by the question.† (source)
- I've known since Sol 6 there was a good chance I'd die here.† (source)
- On Sol 64, he took the battery from the other rover and attached it with a homemade sling.† (source)
- "Come in the house," Sol said to the silent man.† (source)
- Grand total: I have enough food to last till Sol 600.† (source)
- Sol was surprised to find himself still carrying the yarmulke, passing the cloth from hand to hand.† (source)
- Sol after sol went by, with the lone astronaut traveling in and out of the Hab almost daily.† (source)
- Weintraub," said the man, staring blindly past Sol, "there's been a terrible accident."† (source)
- They agree I'll have enough food to last till Sol 900.† (source)
- "Oh, Sol," she whispered against him, "it hurts so much to watch.† (source)
- But one thing's for sure: My plan to arrive on Sol 494 is boned.† (source)
- It proved to be the first and only time that Sol would get drunk with his daughter.† (source)
- Sol, I can see you're upset about your daughter's illness.† (source)
- I'm either getting rescued on Sol 549 or I'm dying.† (source)
- Ten more days on Lusus achieved nothing but more gravity fatigue for Sol.† (source)
- I'll get another bottle," said Sol when the tears had ceased.† (source)
- Sol was uneasy. l don't see a golem in the dream.† (source)
- Sol stood… or, rather, sat… his ground.† (source)
- Sol sat perfectly still, not even daring to breathe.† (source)
- Sol put down his drink and looked at his daughter.† (source)
- "What on earth are you talking about?" said Sol, angered.† (source)
- Sol licked his lips but there was no moisture there.† (source)
- You'll pack," said Sol, hugging her again.† (source)
- Sol spread his hands-strong hands, more those of a stoneworker than an academic.† (source)
- One fatline flimsy came to Sol's attention.† (source)
- Sol rose, smiled, and stepped back to free his arm.† (source)
- "No," Sol told Sarai, "we will not go to Hyperion.† (source)
- It was not absurd when the flat voice said: "Sol.† (source)
- Sol Weintraub rubbed the back of his sleeping infant and spoke to the Consul.† (source)
- "Our friend is a spy," said Sol Weintraub, "but not merely an Ouster spy."† (source)
- The media, thought Sol, his heart sinking.† (source)
- Sol started to speak but then merely nodded.† (source)
- Sol grinned, his teeth white against the gray of his beard.† (source)
- There was a newsteep blocking Sol's way to the front door.† (source)
- The earth tilted and Sol fell on his side against sharp rocks.† (source)
- Your Excellency…" cried Sol after he had shrugged off the first man's hands.† (source)
- But I've seen documents about the trouble there during the second colonization…" began Sol.† (source)
- Rachel began to cry and Sol pulled a heating strip on a nursing pak.† (source)
- Sol cleared his throat and took a drink of water from a crystal goblet.† (source)
- Sol stood in the full glare of the sun, almost fell.† (source)
- Sol dropped the yarmulke into the younger man's hands.† (source)
- Sol smiled at his seven-week-old daughter.† (source)
- And in his dream Sol had stood and said, "You can't be serious.† (source)
- I want to see Rachel tO W. Rachel awakened less than forty hours after Sol and Saral arrived.† (source)
- Sol found Sarai in the attic, weeping softly as she went through boxes.† (source)
- "What…" began Sol and had to clear his throat.† (source)
- A minute later Sol Weintraub joined them.† (source)
- Sol watched as the strange hand patted Sarai's familiar hand.† (source)
- In the evening Sol walked the ridge lines above the village while Judy watched his sleeping child.† (source)
- Sol laid his hand on the older man's forearm.† (source)
- Sol Weintraub approached the Consul, handed him the stunner.† (source)
- Sol had laughed, delighted and embarrassed by the question. l'm serious," said Rachel.† (source)
- Sol got his glasses from the nightstand and joined her downstairs.† (source)
- The bishop snapped his fingers and the exorcists came forward to escort Sol out.† (source)
- "Target of opportunity," echoed Sol Weintraub.† (source)
- The holo that formed above the pit was of a man Sol had never seen before.† (source)
- Sol grabbed the man's long hair-which was conveniently tied in a queue-and flung him aside.† (source)
- Sol pulled on his robe and joined her in the doorway.† (source)
- Precisely, thought Sol, wondering if he had just won a point for the first time.† (source)
- They married the week after the announcement of Sol's teaching appointment at the college.† (source)
- "Sol," he said, his voice thick, "you and Sarai need to understand that we did everything we could.† (source)
- He was mopping sweat from his brow when an immense voice said to him: "Sol!† (source)
- What about Captain Masteen's things?" asked Sol as they stood at the head of the gangplank.† (source)
- Sol started to disconnect and then paused.† (source)
- "This is different," said Sol Weintraub.† (source)
- Perhaps a neuro-specialist or psychologist could help you more there, Sol.† (source)
- Sol was well into the second semester when Rachel called.† (source)
- Sol's heart seized at the familiar sound of the confident young woman's voice.† (source)
- And Sol and Sarai this one time did not remember that she had forgotten.† (source)
- Sol could see the stiffness in his shoulders and torso.† (source)
- The week before Sol left for Tau Ceti Center, Ephraim and the two other elders came to talk.† (source)
- Sol Weintraub asked, "William Butler Yeats?"† (source)
- No," said Sol and gripped the younger man's shoulder through the wool coat.† (source)
- Sol thought the pain in the man's voice must be audible to Rachel but she only shrugged and laughed.† (source)
- "Where would we go?" asked Sol Weintraub.† (source)
- Sol Weintraub had changed Rachei's diaper.† (source)
- "Mother," said Sol, touching her knee, "the doctors would have kept her there forever.† (source)
- Sol Weintraub sang more loudly, Rachel wiggling in delight.† (source)
- "There is a decision we have to make," said Sol Weintraub.† (source)
- But it was not masochism which brought either the first colonists or Sol and his family.† (source)
- Sol hesitated and looked back to Rachel.† (source)
- Sol's mood was low and the brutal Lusian gravity did nothing to lighten it.† (source)
- Sol sighed andJeaned back against the cushions of his seat.† (source)
- A moment later, Sol Weintraub came close and hugged them both with one arm around their shoulders.† (source)
- Sol began to petition the Church of the Shrike when Rachel turned three.† (source)
- Even then, that poisonous world had a farcaster connection to Sol System, but I did not farcast.† (source)
- Sometimes when she cried Sol wondered if she was crying for her mother.† (source)
- Sarai was twenty-seven when the child was conceived, Sol was twenty-nine.† (source)
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