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She points proudly to the new trees and new access to the green opposite, which means the road now looks more like an entrance to a park.

Unnoticed, and a little bit afraid, she hurried up the great stairway and stepped proudly into the hall.

"I thought of that, " her father announced proudly. "I put it in the car last night. Just to be sure. "

If just two fighters held up a piece of cloth with "al-Qaeda" on it, he said proudly, American generals would run to the place in swarms.

Greater danger loomed, but Moya's crew proudly and affectionately realized that they were now ready to face it together, as family.

Yasui proudly points to an electric dishwasher, perhaps the only one of its kind in this battle-scarred Afghan province.

In the ring, he carries his head proudly and is able to keep much the same topline while in action as when standing for examination.

Also, each and every time, as he slid the box of rolled coins across the counter at the bank toward the cashier, he would grin proudly.

So she took all the love she had for her beautiful little girl and put them into this dress, that her child now so proudly wore.

"Nothing, Mum, " answered the son proudly, "instead, she asked me how much one plus two was, and I told her three. "

"I did, " he said proudly. "Came up with the spelling myself. The universe blessed me. " He gave a big, unironic laugh.

Crabapple proudly proclaimed her group an "anti-art school, " and this kind of subversive sensibility seems to fuel the scene.

Just the other day I heard a friend tell a group of men proudly that his wife was the kindest person he had ever known.

This person proudly told me that she was "almost current" and only had to reconcile the past three months.

If I concentrate hard enough, I can smell the sweetness of your wedding bouquet as you held it so proudly for everyone to see.

He did not even start, but dropped his lids proudly and confined himself to the remark: "It is perfectly simple. "

Everyone said proudly that the road to Ajdabiya was a charnel ground, and I drove out to see it.

But she had no idea that they were laughing at her, so she stood tall, proudly holding her "W" .

"Tell your master that I thank him, " said the King; and Puss took his leave and went proudly home.

Verdict: Real or Fake? She may not want to be called Latina, but she should proudly credit those genes for her famous figure.

I would have no problem being called a 'sheng nu'. In fact I would proudly accept the name, in whatever language, like a badge of honor.

Choose the Nao was standing proudly and do stay ji, picturesque, and then made up the rainbow, bathing the wind.

"A woman should always have fair skin, " she said proudly. "Otherwise people will think you're a peasant. "

He was the last survivor, and before he passed on, he proudly told me that they were successful in eradicating the foul unburied creature.

Huck searched all the place about, and found nothing. Tom proudly marched into a thick clump of sumach bushes and said.

I am not seeking an answer! ' he said proudly, 'but a being more powerful than I betrayed as I was.

Verna had said the hobos told one another who would feed them. "They never come to my house, " she had announced proudly.

Buildings proudly displaying the name of a sponsor are just a common sight on US campuses.

Soon it would be time to leave for the church. Lucie looked very beautiful, and Mr Lorry watched her proudly.

She proudly takes off her jacket and does a twirl, and I stare at her for a few seconds, not quite sure what to say.

"So 15 minutes into the film, after that first train ride, " he said proudly, "we'd already known each other for a year. "

After nineteen years of her guidance, I can proudly say that she is a wonderful mother figure, flaws and all.

"Montessori school, " she said proudly, of her problem-solving skills.

Competition, the only criticize -- a good horse racing in the front and the race far behind Tian Ji, King proudly laughing.

There was a time when Republicans used to refer to themselves proudly as "the party of Lincoln. "

With earth and stones up and down, the potato is like an energetic giant, proudly and insolently standing before him.

My mother in-law proudly told me that my son asked her to keep the 1, 000 yuan with her after he met her.

Another student, Imad Iddine Habib, proudly told me that he had been arrested three times this spring, and beaten two of those times.

Baker is not talking about his name though, but being an Alaskan man whom, like his wife, proudly survived breast cancer.

I wanted you to see this, she said proudly.

I would admit proudly that I have had a good command of my professional field, and a great range of extending courses.

He was, as he says proudly in his subtitle to I'm Feeling Lucky, Google employee number 59.

On Monday, Twitter celebrated its fifth birthday, proudly noting that it had come a long way since that first tweet.

How embarrassed I felt. And here I had been proudly telling everyone about this tidbit of cultural understanding.

"Until now, this has been a hypothesis, " France's National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) said proudly in a press release.

that seem entirely out of keeping with a country that proudly calls itself the land of the free.

Chandler strides proudly across the vestibule and Jill stares at him.

There was no country I could proudly call my own.

Your father has accomplished so much, ' she said proudly.

A strange sight was taken place in the forest: the fox was proudly marching in front and the ferocious tiger followed in a huff.

The kangaroo nurse is whispering to the baby kangaroo and looking at him proudly.

Zhou Benchi made rapid progress in his English learning. And he proudly began to make speeches among some middle schools.

When we got to the stadium, I proudly led the kids up to the stands. Then . . .

We believe that proudly displaying The Holy Land Sand Art will help you to keep the Holy Land in your mind and close to your heart.

Then she takes you into the kitchen, where she proudly shows you some brittle old photographs of her grandfather, an army officer.

She was proudly by her husband's side when Barack Obama was inaugurated as President of the United States exactly one year ago.

I gazed at the door in silent surrender, as my body stepped proudly on to the premises, displaying its newly designed menu.

Petr Cech and his wife proudly announced today the birth of their first daughter.

He responded rather proudly, "I searched everywhere and this cocktail did not exist before I created this one. "

A picture, taken of Gary with fellow alumni Michael Owen and Her Majesty, is still proudly shown in reception.

I was a King in remote times, when a beautiful and unique continent proudly rose over the waters of your planet Gaia.

"Fantastic Mr. Fox" is a proudly analog animated entertainment, making its handmade way into a marketplace glutted with digital goodies.

Once upon a time, we proudly cherished big ideals, made livings in strange cities, with an aim to find the truest dream in our hearts.

Her iron-gray hair was eked out by a curled false fringe that was proudly brown and disdained to match the rest of her hair .

When my inventory was completed I proudly showed it to a wise elder who had been the mentor and spiritual model of my youth.

He flew in circles, performed other flying tricks, and then came down and looked proudly at the swan.

He was a Republican nominated by a Republican president who was going to be up for election, and we voted for him, and proudly.

Her iron-grey hair was eked out by a curled false fringe that was proudly brown and disdained to match the rest of her hair.

Flying all over the sky, braving snow, proudly stand in the cold wind.

I can proudly say that my college life is a hard struggle ahead, my youth, my life is all because of hard struggle but with attraction.

A death of a challenge to the border , a suit of armor once again proudly neat stage. Jackie Chan has not lift closed down the idea .

Various treaties of friendship have been signed with Italy since the latter's unification, but San Marino proudly asserts its independence.

He has a straight front, proudly carried head, eyes gazing into the distance as if in memory of ages past.

As soon as I got home, I raised the test paper before mum and said proudly, "Mum, look at my score! "

Jenny said proudly, her radiant smile showed me that she really love her husband.

in another, we bounced along in a Jeep to see the local camel market, where merchants proudly showed off their herds.

'I have promised NO more than I have given you, Teresa, ' said Luigi proudly. 'Go into the grotto and dress yourself. '

The boat swept proudly away from the shore, and all went on merrily, as before.

This year, I turned sixteen and I could proudly say I do not dream to be, but ascertain to peruse being a lower in the future.

Do not keep talking so proudly or let your mouth speak such arrogance, for the LORD is a God who knows, and by him deeds are weighed.

In the feudal society, dragon was the symbol of emperor, and descendants of the Yellow proudly called themselves "descendants of dragon" .

The days when Mr Diller could proudly claim to be the only old media boss to "get" the internet are long gone.

At last, the job was done. The ax was sharpened to a fine edge that gleamed in the sunlight. The boy proudly handed it to the man.

As Puss went proudly along in boots, he did not fail to warn everybody in the same way.

It surprises me that anyone questions whether Russia should rightly, proudly, fairly protect its interests.

When she visited my hometown during the Spring Festival , she proudly told me that she is part of the "Green Angles Campaign" these days.

Boatman fled a relatively safe place, put down the paddle, lying on boat, proudly thought: It seems that this method is very Cuoa!

Proudly he stood, and neither the heat of the sun nor the force of the rain could move him.

But the girl , proudly defiant, goes instead to the nearest town, to take the easy way out as a woman of the street .

the tot piped up proudly, a look-alike doll clutched in her chubby fist.

Rob McKenna, the state's boyish attorney-general and a likely Republican candidate for governor, also declares himself proudly centrist.

When I asked him on purpose why he could get the prize, my son answered proudly, 'Because some players of our team drove well! '

One of his students remembers him proudly showing off a new idea on automatic strobe flashing.

He proudly responded, "Please let me buy eight children's tickets and two adult tickets so I can take my family to the circus. "

Blachevelle threw himself back in his chair, in an ecstasy , and closed both eyes proudly.

But it is a difficult year to be an incumbent, and doubly so to be a proudly moderate incumbent, as Ms Lincoln is.

This was what Governor Schwarzenegger said last week when he proudly announced a deal with lawmakers.

"Next year, " she said proudly, "I'm growing watermelons! "

This was called a toga, and a Roman male wore it proudly as a sign of being a Roman citizen.

The father frequently comes in with a self-satisfied air, and proudly recounts what he has accomplished during the day.

Some people have done experiments, not to the cactus watering six years, it still proudly survival.

Without hesitation, Billy Graham identified Franklin as his son. Then he proudly introduced him to every member of the board.

This way, their work is displayed proudly for everyone to see and it saves up a lot of precious classroom space by being in the air!

We would rather everyone work together in an environment in which everyone has a chance to move proudly and thoroughly sideways.

Our evolutionary compulsion is to triumph, even if it means being totally, illogically, proudly wrong.

For this year's Mid-Autumn Festival, Le Meridien Cyberport proudly presents Mooncake Jewellery Box exclusive for you.

take back what thou wilt. And he says this not proudly, but obediently and well pleased with her.

Blizzard Entertainment proudly invent you to return and experience the adventure once again .

Now all Azerbaijani's proudly celebrate and look forward to this time of the year.

The company proudly announced the launch of its new range of cars.

Thousands and thousands of people cheered and clapped as he proudly held the Olympic torch high.

Grievous hunted Jedi for sport and proudly displayed his victims' light sabers around his belt as trophies of his conquests.

We Americans, a proudly patriotic people, elected one who spent his boyhood in the Far East and whose father was not American.

I felt I looked like a love master very much, it did not even matter to injure once again, I smile proudly.

Locals proudly told Mr Zhu that China had done more to end poverty than any other country.

As I said, from now on . . . you are soldiers. And you will bear that mantle proudly.

As a concept it is by all means present in the heads of innocent young girls, who proudly look upon their bodies as assets to be enjoyed.

Chinese around the world, proudly proclaim themselves "Lung Tik Chuan Ren" (Descendents of the Dragon).

He said, proudly, that the game was quite fun.

Rebels stomp proudly on torn-down posters of Colonel Gadhafi, even as many of the haphazard checkpoints around the capital stand unmanned.

"You are a good boy, " said the mother proudly.

Mr MacAdams proudly points to a newish bicycle path, built with his support (and entirely unused when this correspondent visited).

John walked over to the sofa, holding himself as proudly beneath his father's furious eyes as a prince approaching the scaffold.

As we walked toward a plain gray church, Barbara Carter spoke proudly of her great-great-grandfather, Josiah Henson.

he proudly flaunted the fruits of his labour during the concert , showing off a well - toned torso.

Can you be the face of our company, proudly welcoming tourists from around the world to Shanghai?

Ricky Gervais is one of the few TV stars who proudly admits watching TV, says the AP's Frazier Moore.

I've had some hopes, I proudly kept it for all these years, but surely I knew it was a gift passing from hand to hand.

Gill states proudly , " a win like this strengthens your position. "

So, dare I ask? Any of you want to proudly own your favorite sexual fantasy? No pressure, I just thought I'd try .

The tiny mouse stands proudly on its hind legs, stares defiantly into the eyes of the cat just inches away and lets out its loudest squeak.

The neck is carried proudly erect, well set on, medium in length, and in a strong, graceful arch.

To love you is to daydream of you often, think of you so much, speak of you proudly, and miss you terribly when we are apart.

"I sold four pillow covers today, " he said proudly.

Let the lying lips be put to silence; which speak grievous things proudly and contemptuously against the righteous.

Now budget cuts look set to erase much of the social spending that set Scotland proudly apart from the rest of Britain.

And, he says proudly, the research showed that his style of thinking was the same back then.

Kester proudly announces that it has been awarded a patent for its Reflow Encapsulant technology including material and method of use.

If you do not want to sink, autumn and winter and would like to proudly independent, then the best way is to achieve a calm mind.

She imagined herself full of branches , pointing proudly and happily to the sky.

So developers are likely to assume that two products proudly displaying such an acronym will communicate easily with each other.

It was during that dinner, as I listened proudly, that I finally noticed that Theo had shaved.

Wales, one of the four countries in the UK, has a red dragon proudly displayed on its flag .

With fat lard can also be proudly, commonly known as "meat, cooking oil, " oil-less and network.

"Hey, please write in your story that I'm tough and a rebel, " he says, as he proudly flouts the room's non-smoking rules.

"You're a good boy, " said the mother proudly.

The case emerged after a local newspaper photo showed the fisherman proudly showing off the four-foot-long fish -- a scene that, to Mr.

Based on it, he and Crick built a model of DNA's structure and proudly invited the London group up to Cambridge to inspect it.

Im Proudly Persian because Oldest Place of my Great Country who prove that I wasn't terrorist and Im not terrorist.

Then I saw my flag, illuminated by my spotlight and my rotating Christmas color wheel, flying proudly above the tool shed.

She points out proudly that she uses only traditional recipes and organic ingredients.

As my guide swept me through the building, he proudly pointed out that the sand was imported from Algeria.

But even a man who proudly describes himself as a "son of a bitch" cannot buck public opinion.

One hall proudly displayed flowcharts of every possible 360 screen. We had no idea how many there really were.

But, it does copy the aesthetic and proudly displays the Apple logo and is packed with questionable Apple products.

Priest though he was, he rarely preached or mentioned God by name, a fact that only added to his popularity in proudly secular France.

Although I'm proudly running the $14. 95 version of Jing Pro (well worth the money), all Jing users will receive some of today's upgrades.

Neck - Strong, well muscled, carried proudly erect, set on sloping shoulders to carry head with dignity when at attention.

The little boy said proudly ": I can eat the universe, you can do better than me? "

Mr Ayers, who has been photographed proudly stamping on an American flag, also worked with Mr Obama on various educational projects.

They turned a sharp bend in the river, and there, sailing proudly down the stream toward them, they saw a swan of great size.

You fight bravely and proudly for your country. You're special group. We found another bonded and exits only in compain among brothers.

Fortunately, daddy himself proudly announced that it was his birthday before it was too late to bake a cake.

"For a man who proudly described himself as " simple, " Barry Goldwater remains a historical puzzle. "

In Sierra Leone recently, I saw kids playing football everywhere, proudly wearing their Manchester United and Arsenal shirts.

But the empress is proudly waiting by the door holding a cross.

Still, a few yearsago they were touted proudly. But the touting has become more nervous, and nonew projects have come on stream.

"None, " Odom said proudly. "One of my best friends is a dentist. "

The evil Grievous proudly broadcast his victory over Koth directly to the Jedi Temple, prompting a rescue mission undertaken by the Jedi.

But she proudly informed her audience that they had just reunited over collard greens at Tyler Perry's house.

She proudly took us on a tour of the schools in the area. Small, bright classrooms that were packed with students and bursting with hope.

Coke in hand, I proudly marched back out into the early evening dusk. Grampy was waiting patiently. He smiled.

"She is in the third grade of primary school and she is pretty good in mathematics, " her mother Bako says proudly.

Some will sit shirtless proudly displaying large elaborate tattoos. At first, a sense of ordered calm pervades the festival.

It was still legible after six centuries, and proudly displayed in a small museum.

"Safe, safe, safe, " the heart of the house beats proudly.

But he boxed a bit, and proudly jogged once with Muhammad Ali until his breath gave out.

They are often heard to talk proudly about how they have defeated their opponents in a game.

We meet him walking along the street with a young boy whom he proudly introduces as his son.

the little panda answers proudly, "I can't lift it, but I can roll it. "

Some motorcycle taxi drivers proudly fly the star spangled banner in place of the Ugandan flag which normally adorns their wing-mirror.

The United States Navy proudly reinstates senior chief and diver Carl Brashear to full active duty.

Now, he could proudly look at his watch. He won't have to be embarrassed anymore.

The man, waving his arms excitedly, high-fives friends as he proudly displays his prize.

Hunters, collectors and army members alike are displayed proudly carrying their firearms, setting a beautiful, if sometimes eerie, scene.

Thisiswas what Governor Schwarzenegger said last week when he proudly announced a deal with lawmakers.

One local proudly points out an expensive new apartment block just being finished near the town centre.

Jim proudly insists on taking the consequences of his cowardly action.

It's a bond born of shared history and values, and strengthened by the millions of Americans who proudly trace their roots to Latin America.

The former president proclaimed proudly that 62% of them had been paid, though not in full.

Our village, Benenden, looks like a vision of "England's Prettiest Village" , a title it held proudly some years ago.

In a neighbouring garage, Andy Bai, a 21-year-old customer, proudly points to his lovingly accessorised new Volkswagen Golf.

The head joins the neck in a right angle and is held proudly alert.

During the day, I proudly striding along, the high-spirited; night, I Guyingzilian, cold winter lights linked.

Their dark, blistering sound, harsh vocals, and macabre, proudly Satanic imagery proved a major inspiration for extreme metal bands.

Residents proudly call the narrow strip of prosperity along the canal a Latin American Singapore.

I proudly carried the bottle to move forward, careless step on a piece of moss on the rocks.

They are aspiring to attain universal rights that the United Nations proudly upholds and relentlessly works to realize.

crystal chandelier naturally chandelier Lane proudly "Queen" , with unparalleled luxury and high land prices.

But it is an extraordinary temperament, attitude proudly attracts everyone.

Seeing the joy in their faces as they proudly held their finishers' ribbons, I felt inspired to keep running.

What of the "Dragon's" future path? Chris eyes simply beam, "the Dragon is here to stay, " he shares proudly.

Proudly displayed in this area are a collection of dresses "inspired by the M&S archives" , produced to honour the 125th anniversary.

Life with her, stand proudly adamantine belief.

Of course, they all looked very proudly when they said so, because this thing could prove that they were good husbands!

As he started to take out the ticket, the woman in the car said proudly.

I proudly pointed at the pig's feet braised in soy sauce, revelling in my own achievement.

Zhang Xiujie said proudly "With it, I can do all the work serval persons had to do in the past. "

Qureshi proudly carried Ali through the Mumbai slums in February after she returned from the Oscar glory of Hollywood.

So Xiao proudly spreads his education idea that children need to be disciplined, ruthlessly.

Lupus to the last member, they claim proudly that no human has ever tainted their tribe.

He carried his head proudly.

Less than 24 hours after the accident, it proudly announced that the Wenzhou line was again open for business.

Reaching into his rear pants pocket, he removed his badge and proudly displayed it to the rancher.

If the polls are reflective of what happens today, they'll proudly display this on their vanity shelf.

It's refined, elegant and I'd proudly serve it at a family picnic.

Without an inspiring spirit and lofty character, it is impossible for a nation to stand proudly in the family of nations.

Fairness and equality are proudly touted as the hallmarks of North Korea's self-reliant brand of socialism.

We did, and it paid a sweat, tears, many years later, we can proudly say that this was my dream.

She cast her eyes up proudly.

On his side of the curtain, my father proudly announced to anyone who would listen, "She flew in from New York to be with me. "

I bravely face the world and proudly say : God's help, I have done what I should do everything.

Peggy had proudly set our kitchen table for our evening meal and put pans out and three cans of food which would be our dinner.

Today, I can finally beat my own chest and proudly tell others: Brothers, joining the Chinese basketball program wasn't a waste!

I took another job to evolve my skills. . . and I am proudly one of the best qualified people to build this country once it is cleaned.

Dong Zhen of a 12 ancient spectacular proudly stand upright on the main road on both sides.

Chinese people still proudly call themselves "descendants of the Dragon. "

Guild Standards allow Guild members to proudly display their Guild heraldry in battle, giving bonuses to nearby allies.

" Showtime, I say not so demolished as early as the monitor! " Han Lengyan proudly said.

He apologized to his guests for the disorder of the room but at the same time looked at them a little proudly, with a veteran's pride.

Three weeks ago he had proudly carried his baby there to be christened.

Oriental Pearl and Jin Mao Towers stand proudly as a testament to China's growth and development.

Austria's stunning mountains and lakes provide the backdrop as the artists proudly strike a pose.

For these views we have been labelled traitors; and if this be treachery, we wear that label proudly.

The advanced manufacture concept makes Huashen Solar Energy proudly join the top rank of the world photovoltaic industry.

Looking to the teaching building of the four old ginkgo, a land of colorful bright yellow leaves, proudly the Jieao vigorous branches.

Before introduce ourselves, we would like to proudly introduce our hometown, Xianyou County in Fujian, China.

While proudly showing off new apartment to his friends, a college student led the way in.

"Nothing, Mum, " answerssed the son proudly, "instead, IT question me how abundance one plus two were, and I talked IT Number 3. "

Christians have their beliefs constantly reinforced by neighbours who proudly and openly share them.

After 1977, when he became owner of the Munich firm, the stock gradually changed and now is proudly Bernheimer Fine Old Masters.

For other teams, beating the Lakers is enough of an achievement to boast proudly for years.

his chest swelled proudly , his eyes glowed.

Watermelon is proudly rated to be the most demanding fruit in the season.

She does not have an oven at home, but says proudly: "My fiancee and I plan to buy an apartment equipped with an oven. "

"You're a good boy, " said the mother proudly. "Here are two cents more. But why are you so interested in the old woman? "

"This sensor" , he proudly explains, "is one thousand times more sensitive than those in your smartphone. "

Mrs. Obama, a Harvard-educated lawyer who long resisted giving up her career, proudly called herself the "Mom-in-Chief. "

This porcelain plate proudly states "I voted for a black person" .

Ask yourself when looking through the camera "can I see this image framed and proudly displayed on a wall" ?