Several sentences with new words 1) He looks like those brainy guys from Silicon Valley, although I doubt that he really is. 2) A couple of brawny guys always accompany him wherever he goes, and these bodyguards behind his back look quite unfriendly. 3) I head someone's footfall in the corridor last night but when I looked out I didn't see anyone. 4) Once you stop complaining about self-isolation's discomfort, you'll find a silver lining in\of it. 5) First off, be prepared for some unexpected issues that may arise\emerge\appear anytime when sailing this lake. The weather here is quite changeable and sometimes stormy. 6) I can afford to stay with you half an hour longer, but then I should go. 7) My social circle is relatively small, but I wouldn't say I feel miserable because of that. 8) He fell in love with her, but unfortunately she didn't reciprocate. The love wasn't mutual. 9) Residual effects of this disease can bring complications, so one has to make sure that the treatment has been completed in full and successfully. 10) Today I slept in which happens to me quite rarely.