The forest was quiet, but I heard the sound of a (a)   in the distance, probably Dima, the intern, trying to find the Wi-Fi signal.

When he heard the (a)   truth about the project's delay, Maksym was left speechless for a moment.

He tried to (a)   the advice of his team, but Nazar insisted on using vintage technology. We still don’t know why.

Sometimes, I can’t help but (a)   what life would be like on a tropical island, maybe Bali, where Viktor would still ask for a strong Wi-Fi signal.

We decided to grab a (a)   after work in the Lviv café, where we could pretend to relax while solving a server issue.

After the meeting, I decided to (a)   the streets of Kyiv to clear my mind and avoid Pavlo’s never-ending explanation of Agile.

He wanted to (a)   the challenge of climbing Mount Parashka, but he was more interested in his phone’s battery running out.

Everyone (a)   Pavlo showed up to the team biulding. He missed the chance to join the fun and lost the chance to beat everyone at karaoke.

He forgot his shoes and had to walk home in (a)   feet, which was not ideal on the snowy Kyiv streets.

I spilled my (a)   on the table, making a mess. My wife swore it was the best thing that’s happened all week.

In the wild, a (a)   can be very dangerous if it feels threatened. Just ask Dmitro—he learned that the hard way when he tried to approach it while climbing Parashka in the Carpathians.

I always (a)   if my coffee will taste as good as the one at that Kopalnia Kavy in Lviv.

Everyone was excited about the new project, (a)   for Andrii, who was still trying to fix the bugs from last week’s sprint.