Boyhood
1.Days ago it was reported he had left hospital to be at home with his wife, Lisa Niemi, his boyhood sweetheart from Houston.
2.We Americans, a proudly patriotic people, elected one who spent his boyhood in the Far East and whose father was not American
Fathom
1.For me, my life had changed and I had accepted Jesus as my Savior, but my parents could not fathom that
2.From an outsider’s point of view, it is nearly impossible to fathom why a woman might return to an abusive relationship.
Narrator
1.In Benjamin the important thing, as I think we've said, is the idea that the narrator is the apparatus
2.The process starts with sorting and drying the neem fruits, as explained in this version with a Nigerian narrator
Bet
1.He bet $50 that his horse would win.
2.He bet on that horse
make a bet
1.Let's make a bet on the election
2.Shareholders will therefore need to make a bet on which deal has the best chance of reaping value once the regulators have their say.
Penniless
1.This was how my father joined the long line of penniless and miserable Turkish intellectuals who had been walking the streets of Paris for a century already.
2.My first serious love affair was with a penniless classical guitarist who lived in a garret in Islington.
nightfall
1.In this fictional country there is a billionaire who lives on the fringes of society who, come nightfall, dresses as a bat.
2.If you get a penny from a man and the penny is glistening like the purest gold, meet me by the edge of the gate at nightfall for then I will collect it.
unpaid
1.He’s doing a month’s unpaid work experience with an engineering firm.
2.If you can’t find a position in paid employment, try to find a post as an (unpaid) trainee
Charity
1.He disposed his money in charity.
2.What do you do in charity school?
issue
1.The king adventured his crown upon the issue.
2.His ideas and mine jump together on this issue
Fake
1.He was arrested for faking some famous paintings.
2.I faked a throw but kept the ball myself.