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The stirring up of these lugubrious ideas did not cause his courage to fail, but his brain grow weary.

Next morning I said it was getting slow and dull, and I wanted to get a stirring up some way.

The bottle should not be allowed to touch the bottom in the sampling to avoid stirring up the sediment.

My accusers did not find me arguing with anyone at the temple, or stirring up a crowd in the synagogues or anywhere else in the city.

Uranus in Pisces is stirring up fierce need within you to break old restraints and to truly become the person you were born to be.

The wind was blowing the autumn decay around the forest, stirring up a symphony of sounds my attention drew increasingly closer to.

Harland Osbourne: This debate is stirring up a lot of excitement. Its going to be broadcast all over America.

Harland Osbourne: This debate is stirring up a lot of excitement. It's going to be broadcast all over America.

Then he reached for it with both hands, stirring up the mud at the bottom.

Six bottlenose dolphins were leaping in and out of the water, stirring up whitecaps.

They're stirring up fights over a woman's right to make her own health care choices.

Children may kick and play with a lump of phosphorus, stirring up the embers and producing more fire and smoke.

And air movement must be minimized to avoid stirring up and resurrecting the bane of shelter workers, radioactive dust.

It is simply the blame-neutral result of stirring up the underlying order of the world.

If be goes on persecuting people, and stirring up hatred of himself, of these days he'll come to a sticky end.

And neither in the temple did they find me disputing with anyone nor stirring up a crowd, nor in the synagogues, nor throughout the city.

The surly youth in an official's uniform who began stirring up the two bags.

He is one of those people who always seem intent on stirring up trouble among his workmates.

This brother was always stirring up the young men of Alba Longa.

If Justin Bieber thought he could hit up his local mall on Boxing Day without stirring up a frenzy, he was wrong.

But first the Arab League needs to reject the anti-Iranian hysteria that the US, Israel and the Saudis are stirring up along the Gulf.

The proverbs preceding this one in our reading for today remind us of one of the primary ways of stirring up anger: our mouths.

it seems that the President is intent on stirring up trouble throughout the world.

Through using explicit lyrics and stirring up a media frenzy, this artist has gained fortune and fame!

One country stirring up this controversial debate is a European country known for being quite prudish about sexual topics: England.

The Yuuzhan Vong executor, Nom Anor, was a political firebrand, stirring up trouble in the Outer Rim and sowing discord in the New Republic.

There have been none, who, not liking to offend against their superiors, have been fond of stirring up confusion.

The region's two big powers, Iran and Saudi Arabia, raise the tension by accusing each other of stirring up the unrest.

It boasts a nomadic past and warrior legacy stirring up images of Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan.

Stirring up his eastern heartland could annoy Mr Yanukovich's business backers, who have been cutting jobs and wages.

What I do wish you to do at this time is to refrain from stirring up public sentiment against me.

If you say that to her, you will be stirring up a hornet's nest.

"The return of the state" is stirring up fiery opposition as well as praise.

The image of a divine wooden spoon stirring up black clouds springs to mind.

Slowly yellow sand, she saw a mysterious Bluebird flew, scatter tired smile, so I stirring up a smile.

Skyward sing through curved necks! Plumage floating in green streams; Red paddles stirring up clear ripples.

In domestic cancel, stirring up democracy and freedom, implement fascist terror based motion rule.

Mondale is stirring up apathy all over this country.

When a person is casually shrugging, hand-wringing, or stirring up under the lip, Letterman knew they were lying.

muddiness created by stirring up sediment or having foreign particles suspended.

She wants stirring up. She's got into a rut.

India suspects that elements of Pakistan's intelligence services are intent on stirring up trouble in the country.

Avoid stirring up a conflict needlessly.

The term "recession" was coined later to avoid stirring up nasty memories.

Once again, politicians are stirring up religious passion.

Stirring up thoughts of death may influence people's support of intelligent design and evolution, according to new research.

The stirring up of public interest in a matter of controversy, such as a political or social issue.

For as churning the milk produces butter, and as twisting the nose produces blood, so stirring up anger produces strife.

At six-thirty Wilbur heard the banging of a pail. Lurvy was standing outside in the rain, stirring up breakfast.

But their attacks are stirring up deep-seated Syrian fears of sectarian strife, and the government is playing on this.

No faith is blameless: from Delhi to Jerusalem many of those stirring up hatred are men of God.

He has tried to conciliate the elite economic interests, and joke about the fanatical fringe they are stirring up.

They neither acknowledge wrongdoing nor speak candidly, and they try to sway their own people by stirring up greed.

But in Mumbai, in India, some cinemas are refusing to show it from fear of stirring up trouble.

Away from the polarised propaganda, these are the many ambitions that stem-cell research is stirring up.

Now you are stirring up more wrath against Israel by desecrating the Sabbath.

A new land dispute in Jerusalem that could force hundreds of Arabs from their homes is stirring up Palestinian anger.

They kept stirring up national quarrels and feuds.

No uneven mixing and stirring up trouble for no good, right?

The movements begin by stirring up hostility against a group of people.

At the same time, a new kind of alpha female has appeared, stirring up anxiety and, occasionally, fear.

By simply stirring up the controversy, protestors offered Crezendo a lot of free press which was akin to extra marketing for the brand.

He is blamed for stirring up hatred between nations.

Stirring up trouble and dust?

The Tea Party movement that is stirring up US politics means different things to different people.

the rise of privately-run and joint-stock retail companies are stirring up the expansion of retail chain in a more vibrant way;

Dozens of journalists have been working around the clock to report the news to Iran or, according to Tehran, stirring up trouble

On Strategy of Stirring up the Achievement Motive in the Teaching

Stirring up the South China Sea

Syndrome of liver wind stirring up internally

"As twisting the nose produces blood, so stirring up anger produces strife. " Proverbs 30: 33

They are stirring up a new rebellion