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By the end of his rousing speech, supported by the thunderous applause of fervent patriots, the Republic was no more.

After one more sleep I would find him at my bedside, rousing me with a push, before yet the darkness of night had passed.

His rousing last words show him to be a man mindful of his legacy: "Don't waste time in mourning. Organise! "

He had Will Scarlett, his head man, armed in like fashion and out rousing the serfs while Guy and his hand were still half a mile distant.

In a rousing speech at the Convention, he laid out his claim to the White House. . .

It was the bits of snow that kept rousing him when he did not want to be roused.

The noise of the falling of the rock awaked me as it were, rousing me from the stupefied condition I was in, and filled me with horror.

The time passed. It was the bits of snow that kept rousing him when he did not want to be roused. At last his will clicked into action.

Yet one prominent democracy seems to be escaping the trend toward base-rousing populism.

Some of us were born to be musicians. . . to communicate intricate thoughts and rousing feelings with the strings of a guitar.

Palmer enters the hotel's banquet room to a rousing ovation from his supporters.

Another visualisation suggested by spiritual teacher Paramhansa Yogananda is to see the anger-rousing agent as a 5 year old child.

She was a rousing speaker, garnering crowd support for McCain along the campaign trail.

"Thanks, " Mandy said, already mourning the rousing solitude of a few minutes ago. Bitch had snatched her natural rush.

To top it all off, he ends the movie with a rousing version of the socialist anthem, "The Internationale" .

But her bid to control prices, her rabble-rousing instincts and her scheming were all alarming.

He went all over the country, rousing the workers and peasants for the struggle against oppression.

Even the cutest home-coming queen would struggle to achieve such a rousing reception.

This month's National People's Congress contained more rousing rhetoric on cracking down on violations.

In a rousing rendition of the national anthem, they sang, "For the country, for our forefathers, let us march united. "

It was the Public that first staged "The Normal Heart" , Larry Kramer's raging, rabble-rousing play about AIDS, in 1985.

The scientists looked at a new way of tackling persistent bacteria by rousing them from hibernation using a simple weapon, sugar.

None of the seven options on offer gained decisive support and all the rousing talk of reform came to nothing.

mass democracy. In those days people thought that rousing the masses to headlong action was democracy and that it would solve all problems.

Other countries could probably use a version of its "Maintenance of Religious Harmony Act, " which prohibits religious rabble-rousing.

While there, he attended the Gamecocks' football game against Arkansas and received a rousing ovation when he was introduced.

Bill Clinton, their daughter Chelsea and hundreds of fervent followers gave her a series of rousing ovations .

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The treaty drops an embarrassing attempt to echo the rousing words of America's constitution.

Mr Obama's ringing oratory, which drew waves of applause and a rousing ovation, will soon be forgotten unless it is followed by deeds.

The music worked up to a rousing finale.

His speech lacks the rhetorical flourishes served up by Barack Obama or Sarah Palin, but he ended on a rousing call to all Americans.

A rousing 200-point rally on Wednesday mostly made up for the distressing 200-point selloff of the previous Friday.

Or why your best friend flourishes in a rousing "Power Yoga" workout, while you do best on a regimen of slow, gentle, stretching?

However, drivers should avoid overly rousing tunes or complex rhythms which can divert attention away from the road.

It was a poignant occasion for many but, typically, Arsenal gave the terrace a rousing send-off.

To guard against that, Mr Putin recently gave a rousing speech at a stadium in Moscow, broadcast on every television channel.

Co. produced a chewing-gum commercial for Russian television, it asked for a rousing musical score.

In a rousing speech the_President hit out against the trade u- nion.

The story largely unfolds during the Great Depression, building to the rousing end in 1939 when Britain declared war on Nazi Germany.

Two US pilots detained in Brazil arrived in Long Island today to a rousing welcome from family and friends.

First came a weekly flag-raising ceremony with a rousing address in every school.

He succeeded in getting back without rousing the curiosity of the police.

Deng's market-oriented reforms, by contrast, were subtle and cumulative, the stuff of Davos speeches rather than rousing marches.

The transport unions are getting behind it, rabble rousing and agitating, moveon. org is imposing its progressive agenda on it.

An African-American conservative, Keyes was best known for his rousing speaking style.

Obama called that last action "justice, " which drew a rousing ovation from the crowd, many clad in uniformsnot of the basketball variety.

Never did music more sink into and soothe and fill me - never so prove its soul - rousing power, its impossibility of statement.

The residents were taking inspiration from rousing sermons issued by a notable religious leader, Sheikh al-Geryani.

To rousing applause, President Barack Obama told university students in Jakarta of Indonesia's role in his life.

President Jiang Zemin Gets a Rousing Welcome in The United States.

Despite a series of rousing adventures among spirited youngsters, Jolee remained weary of the galaxy's endless, pointless struggles.

You hear it in rousing Border ballads and haunting Hebridean melodies.

Al got a rousing welcome when I introduced him as the people's choice in the recent election.

No issue is more emotion-rousing than food, because no issue is as basic to individual and national survival as food.

Our adventure kicked off with a rousing start.

Mr. Castro quickly gained attention through his rousing speeches.

" Daughter" , said Gerald, rousing himself, " you are profane. Your mother will be grieved. "

rousing herself to a pitch of indignation.

The party leader's rousing speech fired the members into action.

They even published works by Will Vesper, who had given a rousing speech at the book-burning in 1933.

Communications with others are rousing.

and, rousing from a dismal doze after a night of weeping, I lifted my hand to push the panels aside: it struck the table top!

the basketball are a rousing movement.

A rousing high-seas adventure that sweeps you into another world.

She made a rousing speech about patriotism and the need to sacrifice.

Rental-market strength is also rousing a long-dormant building industry.

My heart vibrated to the rousing music.

The sale manager gives the salesmen a rousing pep talk before the sale.

In 2008 will hold Olympic Games in Beijing, this will be one extremely rousing matter!

She is a gifted public speaker, with a knack for rousing a crowd.

After 3rd, the lunch you watched the cartoon movie, rousing.

In the film's climax, McBride has a rousing fistfight with the village bully.

Avenger (Xadaganian); Rousing shout, reduces damage taken by party by 50% for 10 seconds.

This is not reliably rabble-rousing stuff.

Perhaps you have a rousing conversation with someone about a dynamic idea that sets your gears in motion.

I was compelled to attempt it, because I had succeeded in rousing his rage a pitch above his malignity .

After leaving the court to a rousing standing ovation, he confirmed his Wimbledon career was over

Rousing of a mighty monster from his sleep

rousing up a mighty monster from his sleep

he went all around the building , rousing everybody

Music Never did music more sink into and soothe and fill me --never so prove its soul--rousing,

The rousing strains of a military band