Boas don't leave any physical scars on their victims, only mental ones--on those that survive, that is.

An adroit worker takes his chocolate break at 5. (巧克力qiǎokèlì chocolate)

rich, fat man is pressed up next to another passenger on the road, presses him to move over;, Press the Rich Man: Even though the stock market crash probably immediately affected the rich the most, they are still being pressed to help those in less fortunately circumstances than themselves.

Marquis Hou gets to know the maid as she irons

You want to give threads that fit.

Give your daughter-in-law some breathing room. She might be feeling a lot of pressure.

handsome commander wiping his sword with a towel

This dancing penguin takes off his hat to reveal a crimson drop of blood coming from a needle in his head.

picture a rib cage, spine and pelvic bones

alternatively: 臼+丨+又 rib cage + stick + right hand

In the movie Inside Out, emotions are stored in something like a computer.

alternative breakdown: 田+土 field + soil; anciently, a li was a measurement of distance one could use to measure a field

as a component: “里字旁”

your persona puts various things in storage like a microphone and some Wild West hero novels

You are prohibited from copying the style of the front of my garment.

"In this class students will construct their own pens out of bamboo and fur." (Camp Bamboo)

as a component: “干字旁”

a sentence binds up what we say with a period

your persona’s benevolence goes both ways (people give to her, she gives to others)

in New York street performers have threads like clowns

with the sun rising earlier in springtime, the bonsai starts growing again