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Examples

  • A waitress strolled over, ogling Sonterra the way waitresses almost always did.

    Pirates Linda Miller 1995

  • Still musing, Sonterra opened the passenger door for me and waited until I was settled.

    Pirates Linda Miller 1995

  • “No,” Sonterra agreed, and waited out the foodservice professional when she returned with our ice teas, lingered a little too long, and finally left.

    Pirates Linda Miller 1995

  • I seemed to attract them on my own, and my association with Sonterra, who was a homicide cop at the time, merely compounded the problem.

    Pirates Linda Miller 1995

  • Sonterra pressed a hand to the small of my back and steered me toward the exit.

    Pirates Linda Miller 1995

  • “I know a lawyer,” Sonterra said, and managed a semblance of a grin.

    Pirates Linda Miller 1995

  • Sonterra and I could blister a mattress, but when it came to just about anything else, we were both pretty careful about showing our cards.

    Pirates Linda Miller 1995

  • Sonterra and I left the building in silence, started across the parking lot toward his slick SUV, gleaming black in the winter sun.

    Pirates Linda Miller 1995

  • If Sonterra moved to Dry Creek, a polyp forty miles up the intestines of Creation, I would have to make a drastic choice.

    Pirates Linda Miller 1995

  • Sonterra stayed in touch with Jimmy after that, got him a room in Nogales, on the Sonoran side, then pushed up his sleeves and waded into the red-tape matrix.

    Pirates Linda Miller 1995

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