By using the phrase "fourscore and seven," the speaker evokes a sense of historical gravity and formality, linking the present moment to a deeper past. This archaic language resonates with the audience, emphasizing the weight of the years that have passed since the founding principles were established. It also creates a rhythmic quality that enhances the speech's emotional impact, making it more memorable and poignant. Overall, this choice enriches the narrative, inviting listeners to reflect on the significance of history and progress.
'Rather be forgotten than remembered for giving in', I think.
I truly do think of giving.
I think Cha Cha pays for giving people answers.
Germany i think
I don't think there are seven, but these are the ones I can think of from the top of my head:Chest passShoulder passBounce passLob
allies i think
well i think she will not giving up singing because she's so good
Louis Braille was too devoted to even think about giving up.
i think seven
seven hundred thousand seven hundred and 789 I think
Seven years of war I think
I think i'd rather be a mule ^_^