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He was baffled. He could not understand why the Buddha did not eat any of the bananas that people brought to him.

The thief was brought to the front with his hands tied.

His love for brushing oil onto canvas came much later, when his early childhood sketch was brought to life in a special gift to his wife.

Yes. From here, coal is brought to the conveyor ahead. Then it is lifted up to the ground and transported to all parts of the motherland.

Concentrate all your thoughts upon the work at hand. The sun's rays do not burn until brought to a focus.

To see someone's vision brought to life as a living working idea is fantastic and I'm very excited about being part of this project.

She admitted that what her marriage brought to her is nothing to do with spiritual happiness but economic wealth.

The matter was never brought to the knowledge of him.

Although the change does not need Parliament's formal approval, its proceedings have been brought to a noisy halt since the announcement.

other problems , which had been hanging in abeyance , were brought to her attention for solution.

Till after the 1940s, serious paper and bookmaking were published, but it had not brought to the widespread attention yet.

A moment after quietness, our kailyard at last began to be brought to a new high tide by cicadas' unanimous tweet.

From the end of Ming to that of Qing, it was brought to a conclusion eclipsing.

Use a soft-bristled brush to whisk away the hairs and dirt that your rubbing has brought to the surface, taking care around the eyes.

The interpretation that we give is always brought to bear on the greater or lesser dependence of desires with respect to one another.

Alter personalities can be brought to the surface by programmers or handlers using special codes , usually stored in a laptop computer.

Now, the search for a suspect begins. The challenge for the explosives unit is to determine how the massive bomb was brought to the scene.

The apparent White House shift brought to the surface the divisions between Democrats over reform.

The thief was brought to the front with his hands tied behind.

More than two-thirds of them have now been brought to the surface, and Mr Golborne said he expected the operation to go smoothly to the end.

We loved what she brought to the band, but I know it was hard for her to infiltrate our years as a tightly knit nucleus.

They took full advantage of every single piece of equipment they brought to the island.

Only recently, seeing it again, did I realize how much clarity and passion Antonioni brought to the film's silent cry of despair.

Nothing of value was found, but the numerous items which were brought to the surface proved to be of great interest.

The Head reassured her that she understood this perfectly, and was, in fact, grateful for the rigor she had brought to the process.

'Not very. ' And, with a handkerchief, she wiped away the tears which the coughing had brought to her eyes. 'I'm used to it now. '

Unlike Nokia, Samsung designs its own smartphone processors, just as Apple began to do with the A4 chip it brought to the iPhone 3GS.

Simultaneously, we got to watch Olivia fall under the spell of Fauxlivia's carefree life and the joy it brought to her for a time.

And when he began to settle them, one who owed him ten thousand talents was brought to him.

This translates into a real market advantage since it allows products and services to be brought to market more quickly than competitors.

Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi condemned the "heinous crime" and said the culprits would be brought to justice.

just a little tired, your handsomeness tinged by grief or anticipation, which brought to your face a thoughtful, deepening grace.

"Meals will be brought to you, " Deleta said. "Do not wander the ship alone. If you wish a tour, one will be arranged for you shortly. "

During this process, they grew to understand the warmth of one's family and how much love the family has brought to them.

You can ignore me for as long as you want, but you can never change the memories that I brought to your life.

When he continued to make the trip each day he wasn't brought to the office, Lurie realized it was time for a change in company policy.

the right solution, it must be admitted, is often made impossible by parents before the child is brought to an enlightened school.

It was more of a challenge to preserve it once brought to the surface because of the change in pressure, he added.

All their hidden frustrations, disappointments and jealousies seem to be brought to the surface by the act of driving.

Let us all remember him for all the great joy he has brought to us and his music will live forever in our heart.

In this book, I seem to be little hero Tom. Sawyer brought to his childhood, his family, his school.

Never give up the right to dream. The belief and passion that dream has brought to us illustrates a thing with the name of life.

You have no idea how much heat this has brought to my profile.

Note: ORIGINAL documents must be brought to the interview. All documents should be accompanied by an English or French translation.

Can not the requirement later be brought to think of him with that together?

And King Solomon gave to the queen of Sheba all that she desired, whatever she asked besides what she had brought to the king.

And when the men of that place recognized Him, they sent word into all that surrounding region and brought to Him all who were ill.

Then little children were brought to Him that He might lay His hands on them and pray, but the disciples rebuked them.

It is said that when he was murdered by two subordinates, his body was buried in Lang Zhong and his head brought to Yunyang.

It's amazing how much energy and enthusiasm he brought to this project.

The tradition of gifts seems to have started with the gifts that the wise men (the Magi ) brought to Jesus.

Credible allegations about the scam were brought to its attention by a whistleblower, Harry Markopolos, for at least a decade.

hatchets , knives , bayonets , swords , all brought to be sharpened , were all red with it.

In Washington, U. S. State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said the United States wants al-Senussi brought to justice.

"With the help of media, which can enlist other members of the media, the weight of public opinion can be brought to bear, " he said.

That such a potentially super-rich country as ours has been brought to a state of such poverty!

He brought to it a Renaissance breadth of knowledge, and was as likely to refer to his beloved Jane Austen as to Taylor.

I stepped out of his office and was brought to a small window near the exit, behind which sat a scribe who I knew must be a prisoner.

she shall be brought to the door of her father's house and there the men of her town shall stone her to death.

But he brought to life after ten seconds, big eyes and was hard to believe a ground of Zheng, is grandson Chu's guess right?

For by means of a whorish woman a man is brought to a piece of bread: and the adulteress will hunt for the precious life.

"It's been brought to my attention that the Sun has printed a story with quotes from me, " he said.

During wheat harvest, Reuben went out into the fields and found some mandrake plants, which he brought to his mother Leah.

This model, M-HYD 6804 (nicknamed "Dowser" ) was one of a shipment brought to Tatooine in the Lucky Despot.

And he said unto them, Is a candle brought to be put under a bushel, or under a bed? And not to be set on a candlestick?

No doubt the speed with which monetary and fiscal stimuluswas brought to bear has also helped.

A judge in Paris is due to hear a Chinese action brought to have the sale of the heads stopped on Monday.

Nothing of value was found, but the numerous items which were brought to the surface proved to be great interest.

As for me, all I knew was that he was good to me and had a big brown and black German shepherd, Susie, that he brought to play with me.

The matter was soon brought to his notice.

Yossarian had everything he wanted in the hospital, the food wasn' t too bad, and his meals were brought to him in bed.

The last group of bodies was brought to the surface on Friday, Philippe Vinogradoff said Wednesday.

The boat had been brought to a beach at Willoughby Spit in Norfolk, Virginia.

The matter was first brought to my attention earlier this year.

Later really sleepy at night, simply do more food, the very next day brought to the company using microwave heating of food.

Once bacteria are brought to the surface, they must be prepared quickly for culture before they begin to die.

he asked if Californians would allow a great university to be brought to its knees by a noisy, dissident minority.

These doubts are brought to the surface, but are within the subtext of the scene.

As a mother I'll accept any flower my child has lovingly brought to me, even the sour sobs picked from the garden.

A king of Cyprus who carved and then fell in love with a statue of a woman, which Aphrodite brought to life as Galatea.

However you may, if you request, be permitted at your own expense to have food from outside to be brought to you subject to inspection.

Then she was brought to Germany in May by animal protectors and has settled down in Leipzig Zoo.

The objection seems to be that not all embryos created by IVF are then implanted and brought to term.

In German he was an exquisite stylist, and he brought to that language a new sensitivity in the art of story telling.

Some revenge unfaithful husband to his wife, cheating Lieyan outside, once it was brought to light, often lead to happy endings.

That day night, Hargreaves his wife after dinner is talking about "Jennifer machine" They brought to the increasingly affluent.

The arriving clan members were all very excited to see roughly 1, 500pounds of fresh food already brought to ground!

the strangest feeling came over her. She felt like a doll that had suddenly been brought to life by the wave of a magic wand.

Experience for yourself how the inner female qualities in his paintings are being brought to life in a convincing manner.

He was a good man, full of the Holy Spirit and faith, and a great number of people were brought to the Lord.

Jiang said that we are glad to see China-Fiji friendly relations and cooperation have been brought to a new level in the past year.

Therefore shall her young men fall in her streets, and all her men of war shall be brought to silence in that day, saith Jehovah.

For two days Edward had been miserable, a favourite dog of his had died and he was brought to the verge of tears.

Lunch was a salad at my desk (good), kindly brought to me by a team member.

At the very least, the process was time consuming and expensive, as the gun had to be brought to a craftsman and repaired to order.

There was also a suggestion on Wednesday that more workers may be brought to help save the power station.

In Benin and a number of other West African countries, many children are only brought to hospitals in the last stages of cerebral malaria.

One of the senior Sisters of , Maiev Shadowsong, had already shown her competence in guarding Illidan before he was brought to trial.

It brought to mind one of my favorite CCR songs, and a suddenly-realized tie-in to the topic of my commentary.

Then I assemble the boards so that the director is able to see the script brought to life through visual interpretation.

He was trying to puzzle out why he had been brought to the house.

Eight hundred injured people had been brought to a clearing, waiting to be evacuated by helicopter.

The prisoner, his hands tied behind his back, was brought to the scene by the hangman.

That's the sort of intellectual discipline that Kant brought to his work.

Whether it is called on the elders, or weddings, funerals and festivals, a had a must be brought to.

Millions of people around the world watched on television as each miner was safely brought to the surface.

He was brought to trial again by the state of Florida, this time represented by a local lawyer appointed by the court.

He has now boasted that if he liked, he could cause a son to be brought to the Lord King through the air.

This stereotype can be brought to mind based only on the appearance of the environment in a classroom or an office.

If the educational equipment which Gerald brought to America was scant, he did not even know it.

While a lion was standing over a bullock, which he had brought to the ground , a robber came up and demanded a share.

Blessing of ships is an old custom that started in Europe and was brought to America.

Without it, nothing could ever be brought to a conclusion; everything would be in state of chaos.

Food is often brought to the table on large dinner plates.

One day, light snow seeping milk stains on the clothes, was a boy surnamed Chen found a result, light snow unwed things brought to light.

The potential faults were brought to light by Chinese computer experts who said the flaw could lead to a "large-scale disaster" .

The cross is a revelation to our dull senses of the pain that from its very inception sin has brought to the heart of God.

The reason for doing these will be to fix any issues that are brought to our attention, or to do data updates, or match engine updates.

Wilderness in those days was a commodity to be tamed and brought to profitable service, not admired for its own sake.

Xinhua did not say when they might be brought to trial.

Are we at last brought to such an humiliating and debasing degradation that we cannot be trusted with arms for our own defense?

The credit crunch brought to a halt some of the country's biggest new casinos and large parts of the new Cotai strip are silent.

The country was almost brought to its knees by the long strike.

Then little children were brought to Jesus for him to place his hands on them and pray for them.

Through amicable negotiation between the Parties or, if such negotiation fails, such dispute shall be brought to the court.

Hearty congratulations on your marriage may much happiness be brought to you and your love is for many years to come.

They are brought to the height of their disunion through the point to which I have led you today.

But my heart refused to let the optimism that the lilacs had brought to me fade.

There are at least two cases relating to the same store which are expected to be brought to court this summer.

No decent person can fail to hope for an end to the suffering and for those responsible to be brought to justice.

"You see, they were so naturally depraved that they couldn't be brought to see their wickedness. "

Pray that the men responsible for murdering, torturing , and kidnapping innocent people would be brought to justice.

We are sorry for that any inconvenience brought to you and thanks very much for your cooperation.

The only time we're brought to the attention of patrons or other library staff is when things aren't working.

After all, at least in the first part of the book, he is writing about people and events brought to life by Tolstoy's genius.

Most people meet you on the surface of life. With tiny chance, a few people are brought to your deep heart and they meet you there.

brought to the United States by the colonists, is held each Easter Monday on the White House lawn.

The updates we brought to Spain saw us make a step forward and get closer to the front runners.

Is it not quite natural that I should desire to see my daughter, who has been brought to me expressly from Montfermeil?

If things went smooth, the miners could be brought to the surface by early November.

I was thinking to start one like this. What Yao brought to us is like a story line of true hero.

When a nonconformance is noted, it is brought to the attention and discussed with the responsible personnel at the time of discovery.

If chief executives were brought to Washington merely to be humiliated, investors would not care.

Time and again in recent years, predictions have abounded that the Japanese economy was about to be brought to its knees.

Nowhe was facing deflating reality: He had been daydreaming about the kind of world that Lucas had just brought to life.

That is often the way with people brought to justice long after their alleged crimes were committed.

This was the insight that Mr Blair was supposed to have brought to British politics during the 1990s.

Yang Lan: Could you describe to us when the first idea of Titanic was brought to you and how did you react to it?

"Inside information" is material information that has not been effectively brought to the attention of the investing public.

The enemy was defeated, and the war was brought to an end.

When he was brought to me I loved him so much that I forgot that he was dead.

Yesterday I saw a young man tussling with a thief, who was soon brought to the police station.

Most of the children are brought to the capital by ship, the main mode of transport in this nation of more than 7, 100 islands.

the evil is not sufficiently brought to their doors to make them feel the precariousness with which all American property is possessed.

Among the relatives he brought to the United States is the mother who threw him out of the house 27 years ago.

He came at the hour when he knew that his son would be brought to mass.

It is desired that this rule should be brought to the attention of the staff.

Tencent official told Xinhua that the company felt "sorry" for the inconvenience brought to QQ users.

He brought to last season's surprise English football I was impressed, He could immediately feel that everything will not be so smug .

First brought to Patagonia by Spanish settlers, horses have become as much a part of the landscape here as the Andes and the pampas.

And as they went forth, behold, there was brought to him a dumb man possessed with a demon.

Any discrepancy observed shall be brought to the notice of the architect at the time of setting out.

And what the China- Canada Agriculture Cooperation Program has brought to herders is exactly such a scientific idea and advanced knowledge .

Whenever they had a dispute, it is brought to me, and I decide between the parties and inform them of God's decrees and laws.

They received from Moses all the offerings the Israelites had brought to carry out the work of constructing the sanctuary.

Pray the persecutors will be brought to justice quickly, and that Believers will be able to freely worship God in this land.

When evening came, many who were demon -possessed were brought to him, and he drove out the spirits with a word and healed all the sick.

Thanks to the journal, hundreds of Gigabytes of filesystem meta-data can be brought to a consistent state almost instantaneously.

I relish being able to laugh my head off watching a silly movie, or being brought to tears by a sentimental 'chick' flick.

If Sheldon were to abandon all of his orders brought to this world, he wouldn't have created Roomate Agreement in any form.

The "reconstructed" embryo is cultured and eventually returned to the returned to the womb of a foster mother and brought to term.

More than 2, 000 died in a pogrom in the state of Gujarat in 2002, for which the perpetrators have never been brought to justice.

But the wild boar, brought to the United States by Spanish settlers in the 16th century, is now found throughout the southeast.

Yet a recent ZetaTalk on this issue has brought to light the plans of the elite, and others who simply want to be in the right crowd.

The last great era of globalisation was brought to an end by an assassin's bullet in Sarajevo in 1914.

They were brought to Sichuan to reflect China's efforts to protect the species, which are endangered due to a shrinking habitat.

He was at least brought to book for his crimes.

"The strike has brought to light some of the very big problems of the exploitation of migrant workers for a very long time, " said Mr. Wham.

Many of these immigrants are charged exorbitant fees to be brought to these factories, Apple said, driving them into debt.

For your wedding, the birds are brought to the event by professional handlers and set free by the bride and groom at an appropriate moment.

Since they were brought to Earth, however, the samples have ended up in some unusual places.

And as they were going out, behold, they brought to Him a dumb man possessed with a demon.

The Fall (1956) is the confession of a celebrated Parisian lawyer brought to crisis when he fails to come to the aid of a drowning woman.

The news that the doctor brought to us about his illness was particularly frightening.

Even if the opponent withdraws his appeal , the case may still be brought to a decision where special reasons for it exist .

this brought to light the unjust nature of labour control by Toyota, a global enterprise.

"It's not good for Nokia and I feel it needs to be brought to an end one way or the other. "

Away from the square, large parts of the Greek economy were brought to a halt by strikes.

If these can be brought to the surface and to shore they will turn Brazil into an oil power.

They also call for security workers from the American company, Blackwater, to be brought to justice for crimes against Iraqis.

Scholz was brought to one of the camps near the coal mines in the Siberian town of Vorkuta.

At 2AM this morning, an ambulance was summoned to the hotel but it was totally unclear if it was brought to Caesars for Britney.

Yesterday's paper was put on the chair for his feet, and his boots were brought to him, freshly cleaned.

While the war wages on it has brought to light the essential need for a seperate alliance to protect e Egypt and her interests.

The consequences of this distortion of cyberspace will be brought to the community and policy makers are remained to be seen.

He was brought to the hospital. His wife who was standing up by his bed, said to the doctor: "I think that he is very ill. "

If Brown were not brought to trial quickly, he said, people might attack the jail and kill him.

"Birdsong" by Sebastian Faulkes (to be adapted). And in response to the second. . . All good literature can be brought to the big screen.

Everything is placed in a container, covered with water and brought to a boil.

When users click on a promoted trending topic, they are brought to a search results page, where the page is topped by a promoted Tweet.

The "reconstructed" embryo is cultured and eventually returned to the womb of a foster mother and brought to term.

He brought to this institution enormous energy along with the firm belief that the problems of the developing world could be solved.

The only survivor is Ma Xiaoling, who gets rescued by Dragon Wong, and is brought to Dragon Tiger Gate.

Barley also and straw for the horses and swift steeds they brought to the place where it was required, each according to his duty.

Any student who was brought to the U. S. before the age of 15 and who has lived here since then could apply for one.

Who would have thought that the mighty Halifax could be brought to its knees and teeter on the verge of nationalisation?

This drink was brought to fame when a bartender created the Singapore Sling in 1914, one of the cocktail worlds most famous drinks.

Meanwhile, the bar for being above the law appears to be rising, as high-profile culprits in corruption cases are brought to account.

It would be wonderful if the perpetrators of the slaughter in Darfur were brought to justice.

If all the subway could be joint into a world, could I be brought to where I wanted?

You stand on the brink of a new age but before this dawns the old matrix must be brought to an end.

When paying in a restaurant, for example, the chip and Pin machine should be brought to you; otherwise, offer to go up to the till.

Li was brought to the police office, where a breath test showed his blood alcohol level was almost double the legal limit.

Told only that they would be fighting foreign mercenaries, they were brought to Misurata, he recounts.

His sketches , brought to Japanese manufacturers by his new partner and former student Phil " Buck " Knight , became the first Nikes .

Often these emergent patients are brought to the MRI suite with a trailing phalanx of clinicians and various monitors and support devices.

Anyone who refuses to follow discipline must be brought to heel before he does lasting damage.

Either a singular or a plural verb is acceptably used in a sentence such as None of the conspirators has (or have ) been brought to trial.

Surviving Death Eaters will have to be brought to justice or reintegrated into magical society.

He ordered them to be brought to the court for a hearing on Friday.

He was captured and brought to Alexander the Great, who demanded to know "what he meant by keeping possession of the sea. "

The conspiracy of the enemy was brought to light .

When the wheel begins to turn soon the Beltane fires will burn. As the wheel turns to Lamas night power is brought to magick rite.

Given the resources being brought to bear on the book metadata by OCLC, Google and others, should libraries be doing cataloguing at all?

This message should be brought to the attention of staff who deal with remittance matters within the institution.

The baby bird ate everything she brought to it. I was pleased to see this.

However, most resistance heaters are all sorts of interference factors, industrial production will be brought to the great inconvenience.

And thousands of terrorists have been brought to justice, or are in prison, or are running for fear of their lives.

Sparrow, captured and brought to St. James Palace in London.

Now, when brought to mind the years of bitter vicissitudes of life, can insight, this is not a solution to the topic.

Horace Bushnell introduced the idea of Christian nurture, whereby children would be brought to religion without revivals.

In this sense, perhaps does not mean that the absolute perfect symmetry, it is brought to break the symmetry perfect.

Meanwhile, news of the fact that no one in the US has been brought to justice has not escaped notice.

The museum was dark, cold, and old, and this heightened the sense of suspension, of time and death brought to a halt inside its walls.

Owing to his efforts, drama was brought to its height in Elizabethan age.

Afterwards, when Putin came into power, the government-parliament relationship was reversed and the country was brought to a new peak.

The people dug up now were mostly being zipped up in plastic bags and brought to three outdoor collection points in town.

But the Tata Mundra project has brought to light a harsh new reality: Coal power is no longer looking like cheap power.

LIMBO captures the style of a Grimm's Fairy Tale, brought to terrifying life - and you'll be entranced by every second of it.

My crew and I have been literally brought to tears as we worked on this project, as have many other people over the years.

Charles now ordered these troops to be brought to him together with a train of vital supplies.

To attend to operational problems and needs brought to his attention. Attends to guests' complaints, inquiries and requests.

The new bout of turbulence in Shanghai has brought to an end one of the more remarkable episodes in the history of stock markets.

However Joe remained at Upton Park where his much awaited career began gently before being brought to a halt altogether by a broken leg.

The second section briefly describes the tangible and intangible cost brought to an enterprise due to the running off of its core staffs.

"We were brought to the airport in Sabha and told we were going to participate in peaceful protest in Tripoli to support Gaddafi, " he says.

Food is, the incident brought to the German agricultural and lessons of the tragic disaster.

It also conveys a sense of the energy and ability the suffragettes brought to their fight for freedom and equality.

It has brought to the world some of the most dignified and rich religious tradition, culture tradition, food, -- you name it.

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