Although it was raining heavily, I decided to go for a walk, I needed some fresh air.

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The team worked tirelessly to meet the deadline they submitted the report on time and they received praise from their supervisor.

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He finished his work early, so he went for a run and felt accomplished.

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With his backpack in hand, walking briskly to catch the bus.

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Mei napped with her cat, tired after a long day of work.

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Exploring different cuisines at local restaurants.

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My uncle had to see a doctor with indigestion.

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After months of planning, saving money, and eagerly anticipating their trip to Hawaii, the family finally arrived at the airport, they were filled with excitement and couldn't wait to explore the beautiful beaches.

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The teacher served cookies to the children wrapped in aluminum foil.

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We are looking for a babysitter for our precious six-year-old who doesn’t drink or smoke and owns a car.

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