India is our second production line.

His accent started to falter, and he became agitated.

It's a way people stay in touch these days.

He claimed he didn't need a passport, and we got in touch with the British Consulate in Chicago and she told us even diplomatic people need identification at all times.

At first I thought it was a cry for attention, but it turned out to be so much bigger. I was shocked. This was the last thing we suspected.

A fiance is neither this nor that: he's left one shore, but not yet reached the other.