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So will I now lurch out of neutral and start revving up my personal brand a bit? Perhaps. At least I know what I have to do.

A month ago, the chatter in financial circles was that Britain was the one rich country that might take a populist lurch.

You can feel the rooted weight in him, so your fingers curl into the thick collar of his jacket as you lurch closer.

We were having a meal when he met some of his old friends and went off with them, leaving me in the lurch to pay the bill.

National governments seem to lurch from complacency to hostility depending on the state of the economy, and opinion polls.

In such situation, you are not supposed to leave the children in the lurch.

He remained suspicious to the end that the plutocracies were planning to leave him in the lurch.

The EU's leaders, who seem to lurch from one crisis summit to the next, will have no capacity left to focus on global challenges.

I've never been able to plan my life. I just lurch from indecision to indecision.

For the first time ever, getting out of a car is no picnic. My back is hunched. And I'm holding on to handrails as I lurch upstairs.

That would mitigate the need for administrative measures that seem to lurch from stimulative to contractionary.

How could you have the heart to leave the kids in the lurch and went out traveling yourself?

The enemy of human happiness is always lying at lurch.

This year has not been a catastrophic lurch into trade and currency war.

But as he talked, word reached the hotel's opulent ballroom that the market had taken another downward lurch.

Harry turned to look at her and his stomach gave a weird lurch as though he had missed a step going downstairs .

A pause, and Leonicus felt a sudden vertiginous lurch, as if time itself had taken a deep breath.

His broom gave a sudden, frightening lurch. For a split second, he thought he was going to fall.

Just when the company was coming into profit the principal backers withdrew their support and left the firm in the lurch.

In Crawford, Texas, I was shown into the back of a tractor trailer and taken off for a half hour lurch through the dust.

Each would like to put the partnership on a solid strategic foundation rather than lurch into rivalry.

Frank has always been the most competent staff in his department so his quitting leaves his boss in the lurch.

the boat gave a violent lurch and he missed his footing.

Toshiba offered free repairs and compensation for faulty laptop computers sold in the U. S. While Chinese buyers were left in the lurch .

In 1997, however, a group of American researchers published a study of 17, 000 girls that showed a sudden lurch in the age of puberty.

'I reckon they're probably calculating that Burma is not going to lurch to the American side just yet. '

an impulsive stride , with one lurch to right and left of the shoulders brought him to the table.

She pushed his hand out of the way, causing the pot to lurch and send one boiling wave cresting onto John's exposed wrist.

But there are risks either way, and the danger of a new lurch into recession in the developed world cannot be dismissed.

The boat gave a lurch sideways towards the rocks.

At worst it could cause growth to lurch upwards before tumbling again, with all the attendant uncertainty that entails.

A new tolerance of the headscarf in universities does not imply a sudden lurch into stoning adulteresses.

The whole city, architecture and people, lurch at all angles, backward, worn and poorly maintained.

get off of me , lurch . that was a moving pick.

Asked if this means that private-sector investment in India, already weak, will take a lurch down, he shrugs: "Of course. "

Being too flirtatious may attract plenty of interest but two timing will leave you in the lurch when it comes to finding a long-term love.

I helped you a lot when you were in trouble, and now you shouldn't leave me in the lurch.

To lose three, along with a senior official, as has happened to Malaysia's opposition, looks like a big lurch backwards.

Each country would insure itself against a downward lurch in its economy by running a balanced budget or, in good times, a surplus.

Frequent OS updates mean frequent app updates, leaving some users in the lurch when their apps no longer work as expected.

Relying on "a few good men" and the army to steer the country has left it in the lurch, says Mr Handley.

If Labour loses its hinterland, what remains of the union might lurch to the right under an entrenched Tory majority.

The boat gave a lurch to starboard.

Now all of these bubbles have burst, leaving a bubble- dependent world in the lurch.

Those hedge funds will then have to sell assets, which might give the whole system another downward lurch.

AT EACH lurch downwards in the financial crisis, American International Group (AIG) has played an infamous starring role.

As problems arise, the regulatory system will lurch from crisis to crisis and wind up extending to cover everything and nothing.

Labour costs are rising fast in China and India and it is no longer always clear that the great lurch east makes financial sense.

Indeed, corporate-bond spreads did edge higher earlier this year, before taking another downward lurch in the autumn.

The resulting fall in prices raises doubts about the solvency of other businesses, giving the spiral another downward lurch.

says a lurch to the left could be a necessary evil on the path to democracy.

But they have grown more sympathetic to industry concerns that investors would shun floating-NAV funds, leaving borrowers in the lurch.

Higher unemployment and rising bankruptcies could easily cause a vicious new downward lurch.

Some say the regressive lurch occurred because Americans lost confidence in government.

A sudden lurch away from the dollar could also devalue China's own immense dollar holdings.

Annie cannot believe that her best friend, jenny will leave her in the lurch.

Peering in the window, Nathan felt his heart lurch in horror: a figure was slumped across the seat!

For those at the mercy of the European Commission, they now all lurch sickeningly downward.

I wanted to bring to your attention a recent article in Time entitled "Israel's Rightward Lurch Scares Some Conservatives. "

Otherwise, we Americans will lurch from crisis to crisis - and the crises will get bigger and bigger.

Different errors and problems have left dives in the lurch when it comes to breathing gas.

How will regulators prevent another sudden lurch downward?

But this wouldn't do either: your friend would almost certainly get fired by your successor, and you'd be in the lurch, too.

According to the bankruptcy trustee, more than 3 million positions with a notional value of $100 billion were left in the lurch.

This week there was a lurch.

But at what cost to Iraqis themselves whose society may yet lurch back into civil war?

A lurch to the left bereft of clear policies, said many newspapers.

However, in an interview, Mr Wu worried that some recent developments in China suggested a populist lurch.

As panic sets in, bond yields lurch sickeningly upwards and fear spreads to shares and currencies.

the queasy lurch of an airplane during a storm.

Difficulties at Citi and other banks spooked markets and prompted a further lurch in the dollar.

Their pitchers lurch suddenly, and water spills when they reach this spot.

Tall spires loom in the distance as black dragons lurch overhead you.

But in reality the market is intrinsically prone to leap and lurch.

Also left in the lurch: Wall Street, Hollywood, and Detroit.

But the upward lurch in Russia's taxes seems particularly rough on the country's brewers, 80% of which are wholly or partly foreign-owned.

careen, keel, lurch, reel, stagger, swag.

Klim lashed once more and the cart gave a lurch.

They just lurch out into traffic without batting an eye.

The unfortunate natives were left in the lurch .

George quitted his job, leaving his boss in the lurch.

But after the departure of Thierry Henry to Barcelona I couldn't leave Arsenal in the lurch.

Harry's stomach gave a horrible lurch.

"I had to bring our Labour party back from the lurch to the right. "

This saves money but also means that Britain can be left in the lurch when America changes its equipment.

Then they disappeared, leaving about 100 students and about 20 staff members in the lurch.

After the third lash the cart gave a lurch, after the fourth, it moved forward.

I usually lurch away when it calls.

When someone found that the police were coming, he took to his heels and left the others in the lurch

Could a lurch to the left have caused the Chile quake which occurred at 1: 34 am on Saturday, February 27, 2010?

When someone found that the police were coming, he took to his heels and left the others in the lurch

Could a lurch to the left have caused the Chile quake which occurred at 1: 34 am on Saturday, February 27, 2010?

To test my hunch, I did a sudden lurch into the Spiderhead.

There are some solid underlying reasons for the upward lurch in the price of raw sugar.

It's understandable we might feel used when we're left in the lurch by a partner who is gone.

Lurch ( v. ): roll, pitch, or sway suddenly forward or to one side

The train started with a lurch

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The lurch and outlet of the state-owned WR management basic unit

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He left her in the lurch right after they found out

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