Many ballplayers can bat from either side of the plate, but they cannot throw well with each hand unless they are (a)   .

The company commander called his troops together and asked for more volunteers to (a)   the strength of the raiding party.

Perhaps | would be bored with the (a)   lifestyle of a millionaire, but I'm willing to try it.

Why would someone who is usually so neat and well-dressed appear in public in such a(n) (a)   state?

As the magician's to assistant seemed to vanish into thin air, the entire audience (a)   in amazement.

Why should be the object of all those (a)   just because I'm wearing a three-piece suit on campus?

In Shakespeare's famous tragedy Othello, lago comes to Othello in the (a)   of a friend but proves to be a deadly enemy.

I recorded the speaker's presentation, but now I wish I had a software program that could help me transcribe the speech (a)   so that I can find appropriate quotations to use in my report.

America's earliest settlers faced the hardships of life on the frontier with faith and (a)   .

Having learned to respect the power in his opponent's fists, the boxer moved (a)   around the center of the ring.

Since his acceptance of the invitation was only (a)   , the host may be one man short at the dinner party.

Her unchanging facial features and controlled voice as she received the news intimation gave no (a)   of her true feelings.

What a tragedy that in the twilight of her life the unfortunate woman should be (a)   of all her loved ones!

At the risk of being boring, let me (a)   my warning against careless driving.

The (a)   expressions on the jurors' faces as they grimly filed back into the courtroom did not bode well for the defendant

We learned that beneath his (a)   exterior there was a sensitive, highly subtle, and perceptive mind.

To this day, historians are still debating whether or not Aaron Burr was guilty of a(n) (a)   plot to break up the United States.

The twigs that were to be woven into the basket were soaked in water to make them more (a)   .

An experienced baseball manager (a)   his outfielders according to the strengths and weaknesses of the opposing batters.