huddled

The only lights they saw came from the scattered fires around which groups of men were huddled.

Huddled up in a corner of their kitchenthey found a pup.

She was huddled in the darkest corner of the bed-chamber, on the floor, curled up in a ball beneath a pile of wolfskins.

He looked at the six of them huddled together in front of him and he seemed to be embarrassed as if he couldn't think of anything to say.

They were huddled together near a fire. They looked at me with dull eyes, then looked away, as if afraid to provoke me.

In a corner, the poor girl sat down and huddled herself together. She drew her little feet under her dress.

For a week, he huddled in the car, cold and hungry, but afraid to leave his supplies.

He said he spent hours huddled in the dark fearing for the safety of his father, a South Korean marine sergeant stationed on the island.

Everybody huddled with the body surface, such as loess, ashen face was that I was finally made a little solace.

Old Mr. Bouncer, very sulky , was huddled up in a corner, barricaded with a chair.

They huddled together, and though Jesse was too far away to hear them, he knew they talked to help the time pass.

For a space of time that seemed to her as long as she had been upon the earth, she sat huddled over the cold stove.

Soon all four were huddled on top of the car's battered roof, trying to hold on as the water swept over them, rising higher and higher.

He said he and the Japanese, European and American negotiators huddled in the early hours to achieve a breakthrough.

I huddled up into a ball suddenly one of the men, yet I pulled up, surprised, said: "hey, this is not my cousin's classmate it? "

The Presidents Obama and Clinton huddled all day in meetings, which republicans characterize as conspirators adjusting their stories.

The mechanicals returned to the cargo bay and stowed themselves, the actors huddled around the camera to check the replay of the scene.

The next morning, we found three more kittens lying in a pile outside the door, huddled together for warmth and protections.

But what we saw in the stillness, as though reconstituted, was the compact dot of his huddled figure.

What little corporate independence there was huddled in a few scattered townships founded by escaped workers and fugitive union organizers.

Huddled together in the dining room and waiting for the sun to rise, none of us had any notion that a way of life had ended.

People huddled around televisions, trying to grasp the extent of the damage.

Huddled in a wheelchair was an old, balding, emaciated woman.

But when he saw Stephen and Faith huddled in the back seat, he had just one thought: If I don't get them out, they'll drown.

He pushed her hand away, and she sat rocking in her chair, huddled over the dog-skin coat and weeping into her stitches.

But he is not having a party. He is set for a White House huddled with Democratic senators to discuss his health care overhaul plan .

We all huddled around the radio to hear the news.

The children huddled together like a flock of sheep.

The survivors huddled against the bank on the far of side of the causeway.

One afternoon after the death of our grandfather, my sister lay huddled on her bed, sobbing forlornly .

In a corner, between two houses, one of which projected beyond the other, she sank down and huddled herself together.

The four men huddled there and said nothing. They dared not smoke. They would not move.

A group of children huddled together on the school playground. A teacher, noticing they were crying, went to see what was happening.

They suffered untold terrors in the dark and huddled together for comfort.

Dad turned off the engine and moved over closer to me, his still-little girl huddled in the corner.

Think Bill Gates and Paul Allen huddled together late nights developing Microsoft, not the corner liquor store.

I was huddled up in the small corner, imagine your dimples, thought you always behind me.

Cami, our 10-year-old, got out of the car as a group of her classmates huddled together on the school ground.

They huddled together to protect themselves from the wind.

There are families living on rubbish piles; children sleeping on broken wood; families huddled away from the sun under torn plastic sheets.

The defense huddled around the coach and he asked excitedly, "Who stopped the elephant? "

He huddled the children into the automobile.

There, huddled in the farthest corner of the shower, quivered an eight-week- old piglet with a bright red ribbon tied around his neck.

Whatever the cause, survivors of the Gansu landslide are now huddled in tents, which are drenched through, pitched on unstable slopes.

Giant tube worms, crabs, and shrimp live in the dark, a mile below the ocean surface, huddled around superheated geothermal vents.

give me. . . your huddled masses; the huddled sheep turned their backs against the wind.

They found the body of their own child huddled in a corner of the fallen building.

They huddled the poor children into a corner.

They huddled with their loved ones, whom they had not seen or touched in several months or longer.

Huddled under a mountain of blankets in small groups around the center were Chinese laborers.

World leaders huddled in Paris and Washington, desperate to construct a new financial order out of the chaos.

All of them were huddled together, close enough to feel hot air slide off flying blades.

A few employees were huddled right outside of the building afraid to enter.

In the year of America's birth, in the coldest of months, a small band of patriots huddled by dying campfires on the shores of an icy river.

Emperor penguins huddled together against the cold are using coordinated waves of movement to stay tightly packed together.

Congressional leaders huddled in Boehner's office in the early evening on Saturday for an hour.

The Spartans huddled together, presenting the smallest target surface, their energy shields flaring as the crystal rounds detonated.

Most mornings, David would wake to find me sleeping fitfully on the floor beside his bed, huddled on a pile of bathroom towels, like a dog.

Several people were huddled around smoking and a smell of chip fat lingered in the air.

The celebration is confined to a few die-hard party goers huddled in the galaxy's inner region.

They spent most of the day inside the tent, huddled for warmth around the bright blue flames.

The other faeries sat together in bunches, huddled against the cold, and let the snow coat them, mad and exposed stoics.

I escaped into a large cardboard box that was nearby on the lawn, shivering inside it, while my sister huddled in Mom's arms.

she saw dick huddled there in his rags , and roused him up with her broom.

The rich world no longer welcomes the tired and the huddled; it looks set to compete ever more fiercely for the bright and the qualified.

Marissa Cooper sat on a bench in a small, deserted park, huddled against the cold wind that swept over theGreenHarbor wharf.

Students fled, neighbors huddled together for protection, residents armed themselves. Innocence was lost. Many lives were changed forever.

he felt depressed and miserable; a message of hope for suffering humanity; wretched prisoners huddled in stinking cages.

Artist Wu Yiqiang from Dongying Art District undressed and huddled nakedly against ruins of buildings that had already been demolished.

Employees at a downtown San Francisco Apple store huddled in small groups after the news spread through word of mouth.

Feel very cold, also face a stiff, huddled in the corner, put the foot plug in the leg following heating.

trembling, huddled with the body, mind also twitching.

They huddled together around the fire.

I spent many nights huddled with my family and others in bomb shelters and basements, listening to the explosions outside.

The old man lay huddled up in bed.

The terrified boys huddled up to the mother.

Inside the sixth-floor conference room where Messrs. Molinaro, Upton and others had huddled, executives cheered and exchanged high-fives.

Businesses across the country were shuttered, as people huddled in their homes.

I would sit huddled into the wet mud, terrified, as the hails of bullets and mortars crashed down around me.

In the early hours of the morning, I go outside to find two of the camp dogs huddled beside the felt walls of the yurt for warmth.

Some of the canals ran directly into the Sumida; when the tide rose, people huddled in them drowned.

Across the school, students stayed huddled in their classrooms, fearful that the gunfire would resume.

He tosses and he turns, all huddled in a heap. Bear feels tired, but he just can't sleep.

Ahead of them, young men huddled in the back of a delivery truck, under floral blankets.

except for a solitary figure sitting huddled in a cloak.

He flew with them through night and cloud and storm, for the sport of it, while the Flock huddled miserably on the ground.

The area was strewn with flowers and candles, and people who could not fit in the grand church huddled under umbrellas in a drizzle.

Huddled beside the dead deer was a fawn with the umbilical cord still attached.

'They sat huddled together like they were planning a NATO conference, ' says Ms. Wilcox, 52, who lives in the mountains outside of Phoenix.

But the guards outside were huddled by the doors, backs turned against the icy wind and blown snow.

They all huddled around the fire.

Those who huddled pitifully together on the left were the old, the infirm, the ill, the very young.

The three soggy campers had wrapped themselves in garbage bags and were huddled under a rickety awning, waiting out the downpour.

We huddled under the eaves in the classroom, would not half-step towards the playground.

We stayed huddled that way until the early hours of the morning.

He had seen grotesque children huddled upon door- steps , and heard shrieks and oaths from gloomy courts .

The Priests were now huddled around the bed of Lord Crowley. Whispers and prayers could be heard around the room.

And they spent a lot of time huddled over a dictionary. And this was Gene showing the uncle where Atlanta was on the map, where he lived .

Geithner huddled with U. S. lawmakers behind closed doors on Monday night to make the case the administration was moving aggressively.

As early as 7, 000 B. C. , Chinese were huddled over pots brewing a beer-like drink made of honey, rice and hawthorn fruit.

There were twenty or thirty monkeys huddled along the branches as still as statues.

Remember the cool girls, huddled together in high school restrooms, puffing their cigarettes?

End the prejudice which keeps masses huddled and angry, with little promise of a better tomorrow.

It was a street of dingy houses huddled together.

Six children are huddled into one bed to keep from freezing, for they have no fire.

She pointed out that the slum, the average family has five members, usually more humble families huddled together in the house.

Last spring, the Celtics brain trust huddled and identified its most coveted young bargaining chips.

That day marked by cries of war and torrents of blood where terrified women and children huddled in darkened corners.

We spent a lot of time huddled together on the couch watching movies and just generally having a great time together.

At the Treasury building, a team of officials huddled in Ms. Miller's office to dissect the press release.

Twenty or thirty monkeys were huddled along the thick branches.

Now he saw a cluster of man - shapes huddled about the leaping fire at the center of the stone rings, cloaks hunched up at their shoulders.

A blast of wind lifted the entire roof off the house. The whole family huddled in the slashing rain.

Several of us neighbors huddled outside, worrying aloud that George or Lily had suffered a stroke.

During a recent war game , set in 2021, the military brass who huddled at the U.

But all four of them were huddled around a second floor window, which meant they could be saved.

My shadow took fright at the moon and huddled at my feet.

The mayor and his aides huddled around a radio, listening to news bulletins.

The three young men huddled there and said nothing. They dared not smoke.

Panorama Ten or so people are huddled on a raft floating in the sea.

As the waters rose, 40-year-old Xu and her family huddled on the top floor of their house.

Technology introduces a fourth break from the past: The huddled masses reached Ellis Island without cellphones or Webcams.

Shattered, trembling, I huddled in the distant corner of the seat, as far as possible from the fearful window.

A small crowd of about 80 huddled in the large area cordoned off for queuing for a phone.

They huddled around a single kerosene heater in the kitchen when the temperature dipped below zero.

Most of the people waiting were huddled under a roadway underpass, shivering with wet clothing and hair.

In 1974, the Dalai Lama huddled with aides in a sunlit meeting room at his residence.

I huddled in the quilt, hold your breath, fearing that he could find was my house.

Some huddled together or cried as they talked on cell phones.

Four people were huddled under one umbrella to avoid the sudden shower .

The board of directors huddled to discuss an anticipated protest by workers.

While the orchestra played Rossini and Mozart, a clique of Europe's most powerful leaders huddled in a side room.

Students eat huddled around makeshift coal burners for warmth.

Here flowers, sunny, I huddled in the shadows, the chewing of inner Chalazion cream.

Its tiny flowers huddled together against the cold.

huddle up There she sat, huddled up, like a waif .

That evening, the men were huddled around.

He stood, huddled by the open fire, gazing at the dying embers.

It was pouring one night, the beggar woman huddled in the corridor under the guy's home and saw the guy doing a wicked thing.

Huddled in the snow they unfurled flags and cheered for the cameras.

The little girl huddled herself up .

While temporarily lost in the Mongolian outback, I came across these ponies all huddled together. My choices?

He lay huddled amongst his blankets in bed, his knees almost touching his chin.

Soon enough the snow will be piling up and we'll be huddled up inside sipping hot chocolate and longing for summer.

In part it says: "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free . . . I lift my lamp beside the golden door. "

Curt Kuchta, the vessel's commander, huddled on the bridge with about 10 other managers and crew members.

They'd be huddled in circles, talking quietly, rubbing their eyes.

He too had grown donkey's ears. The two boys huddled together and cried.

Outside, in the parking lot, small groups huddled in mourning.

Civilizations and cities have given way to small enclaves of huddled, desperate survivors.

Huddled at the gates at the start of the school day, not children nor parents, but teachers.

Some, in Mr Obama's phrase, were huddled around radios in "the world's forgotten corners" .

The sheep were huddled together in a ditch.

Tom was cold so he huddled up against the radiator.

Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.

We huddled together and were scared, still no human hands came to pet or love us.

The group huddled together and prayer hard.

Her two head growth intact, huddled together and head with normal child under same, have a hands two feet.

Lots of them were huddled around little fires they'd made.

Before the race, they all huddled together, fully aware of their moment in history.

At sunset, all the villagers huddled (converged) around a big grill.

I mean the real rich, people with inherited wealth who don't have to spend their days huddled over computers in order to earn a living.

I sat huddled on the steps, my cheeks resting sullenly in my palms.

So we all went and huddled in the girls' changing rooms.

In one room, a group of aides are huddled over laptops.

It was so cold that we huddled together for warmth .

Finally I went back and found him huddled beneath a red nightshade bush beside the road.

She huddled against her sister.

He was huddled up under a blanket.

But over 50 fully-clothed expeditions are now huddled amid rock and ice at two base camps on either side of the mountain.

The cat huddled itself up on the cushion.

On World Environment Day, June 5, 2011, Latika Nayar and her family huddled in one room of their comfortable New Delhi home.

We huddled into that tent, 45 below that day, I'll never forget it.

She huddled in a big armchair with slumped fall.

The boys huddled together under the rock to keep warm.

In the bright stillness of the room, we sat huddled together, our words hushed.

Huddled in the house, feeling colder than the winter.

I went to her room to find her huddled in bed in floods of tears ; I looked at her , so ill, so hurt, so frightened .

I put huddled itself.

The lights were turned off and they huddled in the health room.

eg. The kids huddled under a big rock to stay dry in the rain.

Sticky with coal on your floorboard When a woman on the street is huddled in the cold On a sidewalk bench trying to keep warm

All the people huddled.

We can see people huddled together to comfort each other in their last hours of life.

In November last year I was huddled with my cousin, her husband, and their family and friends in a local intensive-care unit.

BEIJING - In China on Sunday, as the leaders huddled, the people shopped. A lot.

The flood victims were cold so they huddled together for warmth that night.

The flood victims huddled together for warmth that night.

after I left work. As I walked to the bus stop, I approached an old woman huddled in a

But when I think of that posture now, I can't help but think of Palestinians huddled in their ruins,

He told his wife he saw the boys huddled close beside a log

A gaggle of photographers huddled on the sidewalk beside a swelling crowd of onlookers(Gioia Diliberto)

who are huddled around radios in the forgotten corners of our world

Later we see Rose huddled on the deck of the Carpathia

Kids are huddled on the beach in a mist

Huddled on the street in the guise of beggars