human being

1. The tree takes the shape of a human being.

2. I am a human being at sea like you, like everyone.

move off

1. How easily could someone move off the project?

2. Why, then, move off your couch and risk the ennui of the real world?

lead a life

1. Below are three lessons I have learned that have allowed me to lead a life of tranquility.

2. So, when you lead a life, a particular kind of life, your clothes, your everything has to fit into that life if you are to be efficient.

crowd in

1. But he still held the crowd in thrall as ever.

2. While I was passing with the crowd in the road I saw thy smile from the balcony and I sang and forgot all noise.

look down upon

1. You shouldn't look down upon him because he is poor.

2. They fear that local students would look down upon and bully their children.

refer to

1.Refer to the original, please.

2. Moreover, it lets you refer to another policy via the element.

by chance

1. Talked to a stranger you meet by chance in the wood.

2. I glimpsed the dancer balancing herself on the ambulance by chance.

come across

1. When you come across something importantk,write it down.

2. For every should you come across, look for the preference underneath.

carry on

1. His encouragement determined us to carry on with the study.

2. Next time we carry on with more topics on general philosophy.