AS SOON AS
As soon as he's finished, I'll send him up.
AS WELL AS
He composed himself as well as he could to wait for the answer.
AS LONG AS
"You won't be in any trouble," said Vickers, "as long as you don't try anything."
AS FAR AS
She'd tramp miles up and down the beaches and throw the bottles out as far as she could.
AS MUCH AS
Today's prices and wages would have startled Mark Twain as much as he amazed his characters.
AS IF HE
It was as if the room were filled with the spice scent of many dusty years.
AS GOOD AS
It was not as good as the real thing it was better.
IT WAS AS
It was as if the room were filled with the spice scent of many dusty years.
AS FAST AS
He pulled himself to his feet as fast as his stiff knees would allow.
AS HE HAD
It hadn't taken as long to convince Crawford as he had thought it might.
FAR AS I
As far as I'm concerned, you ain't nothin' but a big-mouthed bluff.
MIGHT AS WELL
Well, I thought I might as well get up and start my housecleaning.
SOON AS I
As soon as I get through talking to you," said Vickers, "I'm going to do some painting.”
AS IF IT
It frightened me; I let it fall to the table as if it were aflame.
SOON AS
THE You will return here automatically as soon as the Station is activated.
AS A MATTER
A good deal in the last few days, as a matter of fact.
AS HE COULD
I George Meister thought about it with as much coherence as he could muster.
AS IT WAS
"Just as it was before," said Vickers.
SOON AS HE
As soon as he's finished, I'll send him up.
AS HE WAS
The surgeon proceeded with the incision―as long as he was able.
WELL AS THE
As well as the next man, I suppose.
AS BIG AS
Hunting with great hawks, as big as eagles.
AS THOUGH HE
His free hand made a swift, involuntary movement as though he were going to catch her arm.
THE SAME AS
“Horton Flanders,” says the robot, "is an android, just the same as you."
LONG AS YOU
In fact, you could spend them anywhere, as long as you only passed one bill at a time.
FAR AS THE
I progressed as far as the Tibetan Llamas had done a thousand years ago.
AS IF THEY
Go in as if nothing M at all had happened, as if they each were the same person they had been the last time they had met?
AS IF THE
It was as if the room were filled with the spice scent of many dusty years.
IT AS A
Let's see it as a business because war. in certain aspects, is just that.
HIM AS HE
"What―" She leaned closer to him as he struggled for the word.
LONG AS HE
I'm going to make still greater effort to dress even naughtier for him, as long as he lasts.
AS BAD AS
I'm getting as bad as you.
AS IT IS
With the feeling running as it is on Earth, they would be mobbed and lynched.
AS A RESULT
It had come as a result of the watchbird discovery that watchbirds were living organisms.
AS QUICKLY AS
It will be your task to locate the following articles as quickly as possible.
AS YOU CAN
You can repair yourself as easily 'I as you can grow a new limb.
SOON AS WE
He said, "I'll be leaving just as soon as we're through here and, as I said, I ought to be back in a week―two weeks at the very most."
SOON AS YOU
And you'll explain to the Loyalty Committee why you didn't return as soon as you regained consciousness.
FAR AS HE
It was about an inch thick, as far as he could tell, grayish black and intricately veined.
SO FAR AS
It was a true symbiosis, on a higher level than any other planet, so far as George knew, had ever developed.
AS IT HAD
The leech was as near ecstasy as it had ever been.
SOON AS THEY
"The bloody thing's not safe," complained Deane as soon as they were airborne.
LONG AS I
Frank treated me with every courtesy, indicating that I could stay with him as long as I wished, weeks, months, even years.
AS I WAS
They were all―except one―kidnapped and convinced later, as I was, that this was a job that had to be done.
SOON AS POSSIBLE
Meet me at second stage as soon as possible.
AS THEY WERE
The man seemed as old as they were, old enough to be MacDonald's father instead of Judith's.
AS IF SHE
He had told his mother and she had snatched away the flower, as if she'd been afraid of it.
WELL AS A
He is a subtle, profound thinker as well as a delightful writer, and he has that inquiring mind we can all appreciate.
AS IF TO
She stared at him as if to pierce the blankness of his gaze.
LONG AS THE
"As long as the marker hasn't blown away―" said McKay as they began their run.
WELL AS I
You know that as well as I do.
AS I COULD
I can't transfer to you, for instance, as I could normally from another.
IF IT WERE
There was a walk that looked as if it were made of glass and there were birds and flowers and trees and some rocks.
AS HE DID
"Good thing we―” he cleared it up as soon as he did.
JUST AS WELL
But maybe it was just as well that he hadn't told Ann.
AS I CAN
"I'll explain the situation to you as well as I can, Mr.”
AS THOUGH IT
It swung nervously, as though, it hurt all the time.
AS IF I
'You are one of them, but quit acting as if I were an enemy."
ME AS A
This strikes me as a pretty dubious way of assuming one's responsibilities as a superbeing.
AS FOR THE
Sherrington, and as for the boy's father, they assumed he had died in the war.
JUST AS THE
In any event, he had left Manneran on some business trip just as the weather was beginning to go berserk.
AS HIGH AS
If a Titan C rocket with a Centaur as the upper stage were used the weight of the probe could be as high as pounds.
AS YOU KNOW
Will recognition come' The only answer, as you know, is that success does come to the man who is really trained.
AT LEAST AS
"I wouldn't think so; you're at least as far up in your American idiom as I am."
WAS AS IF
It was as if the room were filled with the spice scent of many dusty years.
AS HARD AS
"We've been jolting her a bit. but not as hard as Sal."
SO MUCH AS
The two years had not aged Halum so much as burnished her and she had come to the full radiance of her beauty.
AS ONE OF
As one of my oldest and dearest friends I could not help but think..."
LOOKED AS IF
Near the end of the Cretaceous Period which followed the Jurassic, it looked as if there were hints of climatic zones.
LONG AS THEY
As he poured, he said: "They shouldn't waste grain making this stuff... but as long as they do, it's a shame not to drink it."
FOR AS LONG
We can lay sterility on any or all of the six races on any world we choose, for as long a period of time as is necessary.
AS TO THE
And that gives me a lead as to the course I should follow.
AS MANY AS
And your friends shall bring friends, as many as possible shall have refreshment!
MUCH AS I
Winters did as much as I, even if he was a graduate student.
HE SAID AS
"This is going to be a real storm down here," he said as he converted to forward thrust.
AS THOUGH THE
O'Donnell was dealing with it as he would any physical obstacle, as though the leech were the simple equivalent of a large army.
SO LONG AS
For so long as you were someone else, you need not be yourself, vulnerable and afraid.
IT S AS
"It's as cold as a long winter evening."
AS I AM
Well, it's good to know that, lonely and rather worried as I am, I can still laugh at my own jokes.
LONG AS WE
It's one of their sacred places, but they don't mind us coming here as long as we pay for the privilege.
LONG AS IT
"It could possibly grow as long as it had something to feed on."
AS I SAID
He said, "I'll be leaving just as soon as we're through here and, as I said, I ought to be back in a week―two weeks at the very most."
AS HE WATCHED
The traveler experienced a sensation of tremendous fondness as he watched them go.
AND AS HE
A group of men were standing by the gate and as he turned in, he saw there were some he knew.
FAR AS WE
"He is projecting no more than a natural response, not even, as far as we know, any suggestion of actual mating.”
AS A MAN
He was recognized in Manneran as a man of wisdom and temperance.
WAS JUST AS
But maybe it was just as well that he hadn't told Ann.
OF IT AS
"Surely gravity can't turn back on itself―" "Think of it as falling through the world, Mac.”
AS SIMPLE AS
It's as simple as that.
AS HE WALKED
A boy came along a walk, bouncing a ball as he walked.
AS GOOD A
It simply means that on a number of levels it's not as good a book in its own terms as Pavanne was.
AS HE WENT
He heard a rattling of stones as he went by.
EVEN AS HE
But even as he thought it, he knew who it was.
SOON AS IT
As soon as it's in range I'll put an Interface in front of it.
AS CLOSE AS
I was as close as one could imagine, closer by far than it was decent for her to know.
SUCH AS THE
But then, he had never met such as the Egyptian, either singly or en masse.
TO BE AS
"My doing so was supposed to be as secret as the files themselves."
AS THEY HAD
It was not a threat from outside―no invasion such as they had turned back in the past.
AS A MEMBER
As a member you need take only selections or Alternates during the coming year.
MUCH AS A
Kramatz swung a yardstick through him and Dilwarden said he felt it as much as a flashlight beam.
AS YOU ARE
Come as you are.
AS OLD AS
The man seemed as old as they were, old enough to be MacDonald's father instead of Judith's.
AS THOUGH THEY
The manufacturers looked as though they would have enjoyed throttling Gelsen.
HIM AS A
The other box, rather small, contained a shredded vegetable which served him as a poor substitute for chewing tobacco.
AS HE SPOKE
"Quick," said the man, the knife-mark writhing as he spoke, teeth flashing in the whisker-shadowed face.
HE WAS AS
In the fire's gleam, he was as much a savage as they, and the majesty of his bearing spoke more loudly.
KNOWN AS THE
Our age may one day be known as the Spillane Era.
MUCH AS HE
Today's prices and wages would have startled Mark Twain as much as he amazed his characters.
FAR AS IT
Man's brain is evolved as far as it ever will, we've reached the end of the road.
AS LARGE AS
Channing," he said, "though what we have in mind mightn't be quite as large as you wish.”
AS I HAD
The rest of you had started on ahead by then, as I had expected.
WAS NOT AS
It was not as good as the real thing it was better.
TO HIM AS
"What―" She leaned closer to him as he struggled for the word.
AS WE CAN
There is, so far as we can find, no factory that builds them.
AS CLOSE TO
The subject of this was off a ways, watching the Professor with as close to adoration as a steam engine can get, I expect.
AND AS THE
Egantei dressed himself and as the clean cloth settled next to his body peace left him.
AS IF YOU
“As if you'd been working for sixty hours straight and were too tired to sleep?"
AS MUCH OF
But I'd not rate him as much of a flamer.
AS I HAVE
I hear you saying now that I must be either lying or lazy to offer you as little specific detail of the experience as I have done.
WASN'T AS
It wasn't as if any other tribe was better off.
AS THEY ARE
All fixed laws of nature are as fascinating to study as they are vital to understand for success in Life.
AS FEW AS
During your Trial Subscription you agree to take as few as four books in the next twelve months.
JUST AS HE
He knew why they were building up, just as he had told them.
AS THOUGH SHE
She felt as though she had been jabbed with a pin.
OF THEM AS
He had never thought of them as humanlike, but rather. as fascinating mechanical games, with a reward of understanding lor success.
WAS ALMOST AS
It was almost as if the boy were reproaching him.
AS I DO
You know that as well as I do.
AS HE LOOKED
Waiting was harder than moving as he looked at the black mouth of the breech.
BIG AS A
The count's nautical chronometer was as big as a cabbage, handmade of brass and steel, and it clacked loudly.
WAS AS THOUGH
The contrast between Noim's Noim and the world's was startling: it was as though he were capable of correctly evaluating everything but his own worth.
AS EASILY AS
They seemed convinced that they wouldn't find a mutant as easily as finding him hidden among crates.
AS HE TURNED
A group of men were standing by the gate and as he turned in, he saw there were some he knew.
AS SHE HAD
She threw it as she had thrown the first one-and the difference was immediately obvious.
YOU KNOW AS
You know as much as I do.
AS A WHOLE
The whole picture is what would result if the Universe as a whole were expanding and it has, indeed, led to that concept.
AS THE FIRST
This game proceeded as brilliantly and vividly as the first.
AS NEAR AS
"And we're about as near as anybody's ever been.”
JUST AS I
"Well, look," he said earnestly, just as I figured he would, "how about the Amazons?”
AS YOU SAY
"Then I'll do as you say."
MUCH AS THE
Inside, the place was an outright slaughterhouse, resembling nothing so much as the last act of Webster's The White Devil.
AS HE PASSED
The plastic pipe became dark and murky as he passed up it into his ship.
AS HE CAME
"Hi, Charlie," one of them called as he came in.
AS STRONG AS
His own sense of revulsion was as strong as Roi's.
AS SHE WAS
She did as she was told, convinced I would bring no harm to her.
TO ME AS
Maybe the lack of adequate space per person is just as dangerous psychologically to me as to mice.
WAS AS GOOD
Presently she whispered, that was as good a kiss as the very first one, Jake... and I no longer feel like crying.
THEM AS THEY
He managed to send one weak spit from Ragnarok's lasers' after them as they picked up gees.
WELL AS HE
He composed himself as well as he could to wait for the answer.
IT IS AS
It is as if the Inner Circle has suddenly forgotten about the Tournament.
AS PART OF
They emerged into his consciousness as part of a gestalt confusion.
MUCH AS YOU
I suppose I should pretend I know as much as you think I do―act smart and make you believe I know all there is to know.
SAID AS HE
“Good morning, dear," Carrin's wife said as he sat down at the breakfast table.
AS IF IN
It moved with a limp, as if in sacrilegious mockery of wounded Thorun's gait.
WOULD BE AS
It would be as simple as that.
AND AS SOON
And as soon as they were secure, each person in turn discarded the benefactor.
AS IF
A When it broke at last, I felt a shivering resonance, as if a taut string had snapped.
LOOKED AS THOUGH
The manufacturers looked as though they would have enjoyed throttling Gelsen.
AS WE ARE
"The alternative," he said, "is simply to keep on going as we are.”
SO AS TO
I will converse with him at length so as to become exasperated with all the despicable traits of his race.
MUCH AS POSSIBLE
We would prefer to be left alone as much as possible.
AS OFTEN AS
Flatland has been quoted in early science fiction stories about as often as the name of Albert Einstein was thrown around.
IT LOOKED AS
Near the end of the Cretaceous Period which followed the Jurassic, it looked as if there were hints of climatic zones.
HAD BEEN AS
At the beginning of the project, he had been as enthusiastic as the others.
AS YOU WISH
"As you wish," the A-class leady said.
FELT AS IF
He felt as if he'd swallowed lead.
AS TALL AS
One day she will be almost as tall as I am.
JUST AS SOON
Her power groups in the world are not ready to lay down their arms just as soon as the English do.
AS A HUMAN
This is a complicated story of his downfall as a human being.
AS TO BE
"My dear Professor, your, ah, report has thus far been so ridiculous as to be almost incoherent, but now you verge on insanity.”
ISN T AS
After all, it isn't as if the two races could interbreed.
AS TO WHAT
There was no hint as to what any of these countermeasures might be.
AS HE SAW
There was a pang in Harvey's heart as he saw Myra again.
FEW AS FOUR
During your Trial Subscription you agree to take as few as four books in the next twelve months.
AT HIM AS
She stared at him as if to pierce the blankness of his gaze.
YOU MIGHT AS
You might as well know the whole story.
LONG AS THERE
“As long as there are people," he said philosophically, "there'll be talk.”
THEY WERE AS
They were as glad to get rid of her as we to take over.
SOON AS SHE
She escaped as soon as she could with the check.
ALMOST AS IF
He is surprised by the many things which he actually seems to know, almost as if he had a previous memory of the situation.
AS LITTLE AS
Otherwise, we would wish to have as little as possible contact with your personnel, and certainly none of a social nature.
ME AS I
No one paid the slightest attention to me as I came up to the table.
KNOW AS WELL
He know as well as I do people do not sit with folk.
AS IN THE
Moreover, as in the case of the planet, there was no choice.
AS WE KNOW
It will take twenty feet of rock as we know it to do that.
SIMPLE AS THAT
It would be as simple as that.
QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE
It will be your task to locate the following articles as quickly as possible.
AS I’M
As far as I'm concerned, you ain't nothin' but a big-mouthed bluff.
AS YOU HAVE
No one else in here would have asked such questions as you have been asking.
AS I DID
Segvord assured me that in Manneran there was no harm in accepting them as long as I did not let them interfere with my objectivity of judgment.
AND AS FAR
And as far as we knew then, when the raids stopped the respite was only temporary.
AND AS A
He had chosen as a friend and as a mistress two illusions, not two real people.
AS RAPIDLY AS
Old enough to have survived the Holocaust, Andrews came forward as rapidly as his physical condition permitted and was sworn in.
SHE WAS AS
She was as stiff as an offended librarian.
HER AS SHE
"Then take it off," he told her as she drew back.
AS THE SHIP
"One thing I don't understand, Mac," the girl said as the ship climbed away.
HIM AS IF
She stared at him as if to pierce the blankness of his gaze.
YOU AS A
"Now we'll have to hold you as a hostage in case help should arrive."
AS THE DOOR
"Here's the tea and some sandwiches," he said as the door opened to admit a parade of tray-bearing stewards.
AS EASY AS
"This might not be as easy as it sounds.”
TIMES AS MUCH
“You've given me five times as much as you've taken," I protested.
AS IF WE
"My God, we're fighting as if we're married!"
WE MIGHT AS
"I guess," said Eb, "we might as well get started.”
AS HE MOVED
He plugged in the wire and watched the little light flicker on as he moved the switch beside it.
THAT WAS AS
She would return to the camp before the first light of dawn. and that was as it should be.
AS THEY CAME
White sunlight was still striking into the entrance hall as they came back―and under it, the floor was smoking.
BUT NOT AS
Use machines, yes. but not as judges and teachers and fathers.
AS THAT OF
One of the voice he recognizes as that of Horton Flanders.
HIS HEAD AS
Shivering a little, Hanardy shook his head as if to dear it of mental fog―and dumbed to his feet.
AS THOUGH
I Now it looked as though I wasn't going to get the deal or have a chance to change the rules.
AS I KNOW
So far as I know, no one has wanted to.
AS THE ONE
Leros, watching, remembered this man as the one who had asked about acquiring the healing powers of a god.
IT AS IF
You would write it as if you had doped it out yourself.
AS I’VE
As I've told you, we ran into stone walls.
IS NOT AS
The book is not as simple as its predecessor but it remains alive and easy to read.
LOOK AS IF
“You look as if it were the end of the world."
I MIGHT AS
Well, I thought I might as well get up and start my housecleaning.
SUCH THING AS No such thing as time in the terms of normal human thought.
MAY AS WELL
I may as well organize all this while I'm resting.
AS HE SAT
He caught himself dozing as he sat.
AS WELL HAVE
We might just as well have stood in bed!
IS NOT AS
The book is not as simple as its predecessor but it remains alive and easy to read.
BUT AS A
But as a layman, he is starting to frighten me.
AS HE APPROACHED
"Get back into the cabin, Dev," McKay ordered as he approached the seaward blocks, converting down the lines from here.
YOU’RE AS
“How, I don't know, but so far as cover is concerned, you're as conspicuous as a walrus in a goldfish bowl."
SUCH THINGS AS
Although there are no seconds, no such things as seconds, no such measurement, of course.
AS FAR AWAY
When he played in the temple concerts, people sometimes came from as far away as Zrig to hear him.
BUT AS HE
But as he rested he thought of Myra.
GOOD AS THE
It was not as good as the real thing it was better.
IS AS GOOD
This is as good a time as any.
