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Hurricane Irene had threatened New York City mightily but, in the end, she did not deliver her worst.

He sat down in a rocking-chair to think the better, drawing up one leg on his knee and frowning mightily. His mind ran on at a great rate.

There was a small boy who had been given a little terrier for his very own, on which he bestowed the name of Paddy, and loved mightily.

The one who said it had a little trouble getting the words out. He was trying mightily to hold in a belly laugh.

The European Union protested mightily, even though its exports have had the advantage of a cheaper euro for the past six months or more.

May the Lord use them mightily as they humbly serve in their churches with a servant's heart and a love for lost souls.

Brown is a strong defender with an improving outside shot while Vujacic has struggled mightily with his jumper .

If you meet someone who has not accepted Christ as Savior you can mightily bear witness to your own personal joy and assurance in Him.

If the body count had been 103 instead of three, global public opinion would have been more mightily stirred.

But the destructive elements of the European model are interlocking and contribute mightily to the British problem.

Despite these unending tribulations and absorbing close to 4 million migrants from all parts of the world, Israel prospered mightily.

and their like would profit mightily from all this inefficiency and injustice.

the mightily desert is burning for the love of a blade of grass who shakes her head and laughs and flies away .

The upshot may turn out to be the death of the 35-hour week, but it is a mightily complicated way to go about it.

My husband and I, living in Southern California, have struggled mightily with this issue ourselves.

This has contributed mightily to China's high rate of saving and low rate of spending, and its consequent reliance on exports.

and was mightily impressed by the sheer size of your .

And his powers are mightily constrained by Congress, which is even more immediately accountable to its electorate.

High costs notwithstanding, families struggle mightily for admission to the limited number of places available.

As it turns out, good health may or may not make you happy, but happiness without question contributes mightily to good health.

And He willeth that our hearts be mightily raised above the deepness of the earth and all vain sorrows , and rejoice in Him.

Thus, the word of the Lord grew mightily and prevailed.

But Gerhardt frowned too mightily for him to venture on any further remonstrances .

She swung mightily at the first ball pitched to her and hit it over the left fielder's head.

But she got better, thanks to my mother who stayed up all night struggling mightily.

Organizational culture is the "soft factor" in the management, but it develops the matchless and mightily functions.

But he must be mightily satisfied with developments this week.

It is mightily convenient, if you deprive your citizens of political liberties, to portray these as a bourgeois luxury.

So mightily grew the word of God and prevailed.

I thank you mightily , young Miss . This wretched old throat gets so parched on the long journey I must make from the village .

This they did, Scarlett and the serfs heaving most mightily until they had the kicking, struggling steward placed.

For he mightily convinced the Jews, and that publickly, shewing by the scriptures that Jesus was Christ.

Well, money can't buy happiness, but it sure can buy lots of things that contribute mightily to happiness.

States saw little reason to question these same activities, which also contributed mightily to tax revenues.

At home the man in the Oval Office is mightily constrained by Congress.

The UN strained mightily to get countries to double their contributions to food assistance for those most in need.

It seems this time the South Korean government is determined to strike back mightily, and this is dangerous.

Former Merrill Lynch investment bankers such as Mr. Horowitz have contributed mightily to Bank of America's profits since the merger.

In eastern Europe, businesses built on (relatively) cheap labour fear China mightily.

To avoid the owner's chase, he tries mightily to dodge into elusive places to escape successfully.

Producers of potash, a key fertilizer, should prosper mightily from food inflation.

But then again, striving mightily to fix "broken" Washington always goes down well with voters.

That said, managers who are paid to select hedge funds -- and who suffer mightily for bad choices -- are being as deliberate as ever.

The great men were mightily at difference one with another.

The players who have made 300 Chelsea appearances make a mightily impressive list .

May your revenue grow mightily in 2010 - thanks in no small part to your effective leadership.

There are many causes that want for notice and can benefit mightily from celebrity interventions.

Merger frenzy has also contributed mightily to the bull market.

I set a principle: when they hurt the citizens of Israel, we react immediately and mightily.

In the coming weeks, these numbers would increase mightily.

For Japan dithered mightily in tackling its problems.

Because nuclei are positively charged, they are mightily difficult to push together.

We were mightily pleased at winning.

Mr. Bright, his brow furrowed, tries mightily .

rejoiced mightily at the news.

The giants of management education have laboured mightily to bring forth a molehill.

True, money can't buy happiness, but spent wisely, it can contribute mightily to a happy life.

To celebrate the second anniversary of the fall of Lehman, the mountain of Basel has laboured mightily and brought forth a mouse.

Whereunto I also labour, striving according to his working, which worketh in me mightily.

They have profited mightily from their ability to squeeze concessions from Western firms.

eg. He struck it mightily with his sword.

No, they are not. They are mightily protected.

I was mightily relieved to get this picture of him scoring that goal as the next frame he was completely blocked by the defender

Money can't buy happiness, but used wisely, it can contribute mightily to happiness.

Port Clyde is home to roughly 25 groundfishermen who are fighting mightily to survive.

In China, classical music is booming as mightily as the 1812 Overture.

Rats, for example, will labor mightily to obtain a sugar pellet evenafter they have dined on rat chow and aren't particularly hungry.

After a slowdown through 1990, China's economic bounced back mightily, reaching a recent peak of 13 per cent growth last year.

Prayer is a priority for any person who is used mightily by God.

Cutting parameters limited method of arced lath tool in CNC curved mightily turning

Now, when the waters are pressing mightily