I have a headache.

I have a toothache.

I have a fever.

I have a stomachache.

I spent all day in the lab conducting experiments.

I spent all day in the classroom taking notes.

I spent all day in the office attending meetings.

I spent all day at home watching television.

I love to hike in the mountains.

I love to ski in the mountains.

I love to hike in the city.

I love to swim in the mountains.

I love to swim at the ice rink.

I love to watch movies at the ice rink.

I love to skate at the ice rink.

I love to eat ice cream at the ice rink.

The supervisor is responsible for ignoring the team's work.

The supervisor is responsible for overseeing the team's work.

The supervisor is responsible for entertaining the team during work.

The supervisor is responsible for completing the team's work alone.

Her rejection of the award was met with silence.

Her acceptance of the award was met with applause.

Her announcement of the award was met with confusion.

Her delay in receiving the award was met with criticism.

The instructor taught us how to drive.

The instructor showed us how to cook.

The instructor told us where to swim.

The instructor taught us how to swim.

The memories we create last a lifetime.

The memories we create change every season.

The memories we create are forgotten by tomorrow.

The memories we create disappear in an instant.

It brings into question the validity of Nick Bostrom's Orthogonality Thesis

It confirms the universal applicability of Nick Bostrom's Orthogonality Thesis

It elaborates on the practical implementation of Nick Bostrom's Orthogonality Thesis

It defends Nick Bostrom's Orthogonality Thesis against any form of criticism

I use the internet every day to buy groceries at the supermarket.

I use the internet every day to travel to work by train.

I use the internet every day to stay connected with friends and family.

I use the internet every day to watch the news on television.