"Sir, your zipper is unzipped," the young black man shouted.

Once a person's child or children grow to young adulthood, typically he becomes freer.

The Lux soap has got a good name, hasn't it?

Betwixt Buddhism and Christianity, there is Islam.

The New York Times appears to be full of journalistic lucubrations, whereas The Globe and Mail does not.

Ay me, life is hard.

Escalators heave on, and strangers pass on.

The fashion sense cannot be disparaged of myriad black young Canadian men and black young men from Africa.

Maybe just by occupying many people's almost entire available time, the continual information inflow has done more harm than good.

Couples pass through dating to marriage. But the real dangers are in the marriage phase.

An earring is an ear ring. Being pigheaded is being pig headed.

"Orchid" is quite different than "orchard".

Since women began to enter the work force in Canada and the U.S., the two countries' labour supply expanded to almost the double of its original size.

There's one particularly noisome inside alley at Montreal's China Town. Sigh.

Accompanying the wildfire spread of Western materialism, more and more people across the world have joined the coffle of money worshippers without having carefully thought about human life.

I think nighted colour clothes befit me.

Kenneth Cole Reaction appears to be a fashion line for young adults.

See http://www.reaction.com/home.aspx .

When will the hapless Gen Y get lucky? When they grow into their fifties and sixties?

Mechanic waitrons cannot provide good services.

It's reported that South Korea is a hive of activity. Work has almost solely occupied many people's life.

They even don't cook at home and only eat food made outside home day after day.