surprized

There were some ceremonies I couldn't do, but even some people from other towns in that area that knew I was there, they were kind of surprized that the elders would let me take pictures.

Todd Heisler interview Part C 2006

There were some ceremonies I couldn't do, but even some people from other towns in that area that knew I was there, they were kind of surprized that the elders would let me take pictures.

Archive 2006-05-01 2006

It think many people would be surprized at how tech savey and relient many people are all over the world.

Can new media build up “civil society” in Iraq? « Antiwar.com Blog 2009

I'm not surprized that a man who forgets about 1million dollars of income would be in favor of more taxes.

Estate tax: Try again in 2010 2009

I'm surprized not to see Training Peaks mentioned.

Five Best Exercise Planning And Tracking Tools | Lifehacker Australia 2009

“I am very much surprized to hear the great irregularities which were allowed of in your camp,” he complained to ranger captain John Ashby, who sold rum to his men through a hired bartender.

George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011

Spending seems to be tha hallmark of the democrat party why are we surprized that soon the country will be broke and fully dependent on China, then we can join the communist party as our beloved leader Obama and his minions have wanted all along.

Landrieu, Nelson sound positive note after Reid meeting 2009

“The misfortune is,” he said, “that our people were surprized; the English had incircled them, and came upon them unseen.”

George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011

I remember being surprized when I had a conversation with an African woman who I considered to be black, who was considering dating a “black” guy and found it veryweird:

The Volokh Conspiracy » How to Turn Good News into Bad News 2010

“Colonel Washington,” orders announced, “is a good deal surprized to find that some officers are yet unprovided; and declares, that if they do not immediately procure them, or such thereof as can be had; it will be looked upon as disobedience of orders.”

George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011