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Mr Christie stirred up a lot of headlines when he took on the unions, most recently calling them greedy, selfish and self-interested.

But there was none like unto Ahab, which did sell himself to work wickedness in the sight of the LORD, whom Jezebel his wife stirred up.

After watching for a while, he said , "It's quite noisy over there and cloud of dust has been stirred up. "

When he was just a child have the last time out, North Hongran wall collapsed, the dust stirred up by Tong Shi Meng-an .

something that would have definitely stirred up anxiety in the captives, as they would have been unable to follow their instincts.

A whole fresh train of ideas, hopeless, but mournfully sweet, stirred up in Prince Andrey's soul in connection with that oak.

He seemed to have stirred up in his mind a disgust.

His hand, leaning over the edge of the boat, stirred up the muddy waters.

Learn more about this language, including the controversy it has stirred up and the alternative schemes it has spawned.

No one among you had mercy on me and told me that my own son had stirred up my servant to conspire against me as is the case today.

Sabine, in high good spirits, dwelt on various childish memories which had been stirred up within her.

Coastal waters generally have more suspended material due to river input, material stirred up from the bottom, and increased plankton.

All that thinking and pondering on the what-if scenarios and the questionable doubt only stirred up another question - why was I saved?

Everything was greenish and grainy, and the unretouched prints looked more like the lake-bed with a flurry of stirred-up sand.

Son Mickey stirred up a batch of candy. Daughter JaKeilla and her boyfriend, Frank, popped cookies in and out of the oven.

Cupid stirred up the little ant to take compassion on her.

The artist Michelangelo often stirred up the opposition of the contemporary artists of his day.

But the unbelieving Jews stirred up the Gentiles, and made their minds evil affected against the brethren.

Mr. Martin and his oldest son, Baxter. came forward to hold the box steady on the stool while Mr. Summers stirred up the papers inside it.

However, eyewitnesses say that other men stirred up the violence by throwing petrol bombs at the church, provoking an exchange of gunfire.

The case of the Countess Olenska had stirred up old settled convictions and set them drifting dangerously through his mind.

In Han Dynasty, Confucian scholars had a special liking on making ritual and continuously stirred up the wave of making ritual.

In both countries, fear of "chaos" is frequently stirred up to fend off demands for political liberalisation.

Results: Arranging nursing human resources properly improved nursing management level, stirred up the nursing personnel's. . .

When she told her parents that she was leaving home, she really stirred up a hornets' nest.

Two days later a stirred-up crowd threw stones and firecrackers at the British embassy, demanding that the servicemen be tried as "spies" .

That is not to say that the antitrust cases that are now under way are without merit, and have merely been stirred up by rival firms.

The opening ceremony stirred up a new wave of admiration and praise for China around the globe.

Like Democrats everywhere, our people were stirred up by Senator Sam Ervin's Watergate hearings and the continuation of the war.

TechCrunch stirred up the tech world today when it posted that the launch opf a Google music service was "imminent" .

But the chief priests stirred up the crowd to have Pilate release Barabbas instead.

But the Jews who refused to believe stirred up the Gentiles and poisoned their minds against the brothers.

When the movement began the Democrats disparaged it as an "astroturf" phenomenon, an artificial protest stirred up by corporate interests.

I think it is too early to tell on this one, but JavaFX has certainly stirred up the development community in an amazing way.

While achieved precision which the knife mold manufacture needed to reduce greatly has stirred up the laser scalpel mold's manufacture cost.

The LORD has stirred up the kings of the Medes, because his purpose is to destroy Babylon.

Gregory stirred up riots of the laity against married priests and their wives, in which both often suffered brutal ill-treatment.

Judah did evil in the eyes of the Lord . By the sins they committed they stirred up his jealous anger more than their fathers had done.

especially with China's teams' participation . I came to realize why my parents had been so much stirred up .

He was fired for he stirred up the trouble among the workers.

Now that caesarian sections are more common, debate has been stirred up over the accuracy of "artificial horoscopes. "

But the Jews who were disobedient stirred up and ill-affected the minds of the Gentiles against the brothers.

Now two groups have come up with explanations for what could have kept the core stirred up.

But the unbelieving Jews stirred up and incensed the minds of the Gentiles against the brethren.

Single shoulder when speaking words stirred up, expressed supremely confident, a liar neuro-ophthalmologic manifestations.

Its emergence stirred up a new technical revolution in tbe fields of basic research, clinical trial and drug development.

I hate the kind of feeling stirred up by promotion or propaganda.

Heydrich's covert operatives again stirred up a bogus crisis, involving the ethnic Germans in the Sudetenland.

Media reports of this latest trick have stirred up an online barrage toward the scammers.

I present you a nice collection of magazine covers that have stirred up controversy through the years.

In certain situation, you may greatly surprise yourself that those impression forgotten years ago get stirred up due to certain need.

The moon, for instance, is believed to have formed from debris stirred up by a Mars-size object careening into our young planet.

Darwin''s theory of evolution stirred up the western world.

It cannot be done, because the ocean is always restless, always stirred up by winds or waves or tides.

Though the separatists' only real base is among rich nobles and intellectuals, they have stirred up trouble for the Steiner government.

SSH's every word and gesture stirred up fans response and he returned with his brilliant smile.

The quiet life of wave ripples stirred up a circle.

Discontented men stirred up trouble among the crew.

Jelly Junkies: Researchers use a particle imager to measure the nutrients and other particles stirred up by the jellies' swimming.

With a stick he stirred up the mud in the pond.

Moreover, he had renounced everything, and neither stirred up mischief nor conspired .

It was him as stirred up th' young woman to preach last night (George Eliot).

received its Hollywood makeover, such talk has stirred up controversy in scientific circles.

They did not bother to peddle the government's propaganda that the unrest has been stirred up by foreign agents and so forth.

The infernal serpent, ; he it was, whose guile stirred up with envy and revenge, deceivedthe mother of mankind.

In Shenyang, retail gold prices are also stirred up by the international market.

When Congress wouldn't pay them, officers in Newburgh, New York, stirred up a near rebellion.

All almonds undergo mandatory pasteurization to remove poison and bacteria -- which has stirred up food controversy since 2007.

You look about as stirred up as a cesspool. S-- You want me out?

The violent culture stirred up a violent crime to some extent and seriously influenced socialism economy construction.

Yet even that degree of intimacy stirred up domestic opposition from left-wing Indians.

Quine of the above criticism is profound and strong, and it stirred up strong reactions and extensive discussion.

It is determined to manage the anger stirred up by the huge bonuses paid to various AIG honchos.

When his tongue slipped, I realized he stirred up a hornets' nest.

whatever the political indications, the gift has stirred up interest in this old Chinese game.

They have stirred up fears about our economic prospects without doing anything to truly address those fears.

We have stirred up a hornet's nest here. We're fighting the entire city.

Virus-infected e-mails has stirred up a scare at Microsoft.

Rarely had a book stirred up such intense feelings.

For he spoke and stirred up a tempest that lifted high the waves.

This outrage stirred up the just indignation of the people.

The loss of the ball game stirred up much feeling.

This work stirred up another ground for controversy about the allowable solutions.

Qantas's move has already stirred up opposition from flight workers and unions.

Some gentle winds stirred up the dust.

Achinese agents stirred up trouble for the Dutch on the west coast .

I stirred up the cinders, and fetched a scuttleful myself.

The book stirred up a lot of debate in scientific circles.

Guo said that the animosity she has stirred up even led to thoughts of suicide.

This report stirred up great emotions in me, because my daughter did decide when she would come into this world!

The men are being stirred up by outsiders.

These new elements into the Chinese auto market has also stirred up an own brand of reform and development in the breeze.

As a new writer in Shanxi Province, GeShuiping's novels have stirred up so many sensations.

According to Wang Zhigang, an industrial insider, the real estate market in Hangzhou is stirred up by the outside wealthy.

This phenomenon has already stirred up extensive discussions and debates. And many believe that there may be problems in English teaching.

Whether to wear them now has stirred up some debate among Filipino men.

The brand's "Christmas Field Guide" Quarterly catalog stirred up trouble in 2003 with 45 images of teens engaging in sexual behavior.

If your top executives don't have some ego drive, how will your company stay stirred up and competitive?

had stirred up demand for its line of yarns made from bamboo, corn and soy fibers, but Raffino couldn't supply it fast enough.

stirred up some popover Batter; stirred the paint.

He was well stirred up now; cheerful, even gleeful .

Humphrey's talk stirred up even more controversy.

It's spectacular information to get you stirred up, and it simply isn't so.

Shall they not rise up suddenly that shall bite thee: and they be stirred up that shall tear thee, and thou shalt be a spoil to them?

The first trap shows no signs of oil, only mud stirred up by recent storms.

Of particular concern is that sediment stirred up by mining could kill organisms that feed by filtering seawater.

How can i excite a heart that can't be stirred up by exciting things any more?

1 But the chief priests stirred up the crowd that instead he should release Barabbas to them.

Another group called LulzSec has also stirred up news recently.

The speech stirred up a lot of excitement.

M82, as this irregular galaxy is also known, was stirred up by a recent pass near large spiral galaxy M81.

Those young men are stirred up by outsiders.

Being in the club means being stirred up by things.

The spy has stirred up trouble among them.

How to bring up the only child properly has stirred up much controversy in china.

That song stirred up my old memories.

They have reached out and stirred up troubles everywhere.

Do you get stirred up by reading newspapers or watching the news on TV or on the Net?

On that note, the 'Buy American' provision has stirred up a lot of controversy in China.

By adding "WTO" effect from January 12, 2002 onwards, in order to Tianqijituan car companies, led by lower prices stirred up frenzy.

the unfair distribution of their father ' s wealth stirred up bad blood between the brothers