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Even the streets leading up to its outer barriers were roamed by gorilla-faced guards in black uniforms, armed with jointed truncheons.

Her intellect and heart had their home, as it were, in desert places, where she roamed as freely as the wild Indian in his woods.

So Steve and I slipped out of our hotel room at night and roamed the back alleys of Lhasa trying to find people who spoke English.

When the earth was still flat, and the clouds made of fire, and mountains wretched up to the sky, sometimes higher, folks roamed the earth.

Armed with a strong dollar, Americans roamed across the flat world like Kenyan distance runners.

When Gabriel Stoian roamed his Beijing university campus 10 years ago, people stared at him.

Many Haitians, including lots displaced by January's earthquake, roamed around trying to find out where to vote.

Back in the old days, back when our Galaxy first formed, perhaps thousands of globular clusters roamed our Galaxy.

When the execution erupted into a gigantic melee between Jedi and battle droids, the acklay roamed the arena floor in a frenzy.

At intervals, as he roamed through the most deserted boulevards, it seemed to him that he heard strange noises in Paris.

The earliest origins of the Wilderness Road were the traces, or trails, created by the great herds of buffalo that once roamed the region.

Hand In hand about thIs valley, for fIfteen years, roamed I wIth Eleonora before love entered wIthIn our hearts.

One calm, bright, sunshiny day, an angel slipped out of heaven and came down to this world and roamed field and forest, city and hamlet.

I laughed and shook his hand and made my way back home. I searched for a foreign land for years and years I roamed.

roamed through the streets. It is true she had on a pair of slippers when she left home, but.

Para 9 In desperation and disgust, Rabe roamed the city, trying to prevent atrocities himself.

Was to is wrong has passed through, although you no longer were tenacious you, I actually also no longer was I who roamed about.

Whenever my eyes roamed over a map, they were usually drawn to the countries with wriggling seacoasts.

All day Buck brooded by the pool or roamed restlessly about the camp.

He roamed the Atlantic coast, murdering and pillaging and laying waste to the countryside as he passed.

Her eyes roamed over the books on the shelf.

The lovers roamed around the fields in complete forgetfulness of the time.

As I roamed from country to country soaking up Europe's treasures, my Swiss Army knife was a trusted companion.

His Majesty's Ambassador was with me , and the conversation, which roamed over a large variety of topics, lasted two and quarter hours .

The Collection Machine roamed all night long until its video camera spotted the shape of a soda can on a desk.

In more ancient times, our species roamed the earth and communicated with one another and all other kingdoms nonverbally.

Known as wild or feral hogs, pigs or boars, wild pigs (Sus scrofa) once roamed European and Asian hillsides.

Originally wild herds of these beasts roamed vast stretches of Asia, Africa and Europe.

The cat looks much like a mountain lion of the American West and is much smaller than the lions and leopards that once roamed the park.

Przewalski's horse, which once roamed the steppes of Mongolia, is thought to have become too dispersed in the wild to breed.

The lovers roamed around the fields in complete forgetfulness of time.

Over a century ago, around 100, 000 of these big cats roamed across Asian forests, from eastern Russia to China to Indonesia.

But Howell was gone before the Bronx began to burn and wild dogs roamed Claremont Park.

once upon a time. Back when dinosaurs roamed the earth.

Most disappointing of all, little progress has been made towards demobilising the scores of militias that roamed the south during the war.

On Monday afternoon large gangs roamed Peckham and Hackney in east London, looting shops, attacking buses and setting cars and shops alight.

Late at night, when crowds of rowdy proles roamed the streets, the town had a curiously febrile air.

Stronger cultures have either converted or assimilated weaker cultures from the time when man still roamed the earth in nomadic tribes.

The world's stock markets came roaring back to life in 2009 as investors armed with cash roamed the globe in search of higher returns.

Akkadians were semi- nomads at a time when many people roamed from place to place depending on the seasons.

One anti- smoking sultan roamed the streets of Istanbul in disguise and beheaded any tobacco seller he found .

Stegoceras was a member of the leaf-eating genus Pachycephalosauria that roamed the Earth around 70 million years ago.

A feral cat who has roamed Peking University since 2004 recently propelled to fame on the Internet as the "Academic University Cat" .

USAID, America's aid agency, provided Jeeps for mobile clinics which roamed South Korea performing abortions.

Researchers believe the area could contain a huge graveyard of mega-fauna that once roamed the Australian continent.

Marker would like to keep growing that number by expanding the CCF programs into other countries where cheetahs once roamed.

The therapeutic qualities of yoga had special relevance for hermits who roamed from place to place, meditating.

Commanders wearing face masks roamed the streets, issuing orders through walkie- talkies .

As the deepgoing of forest classify management, the resource of commercial forest roamed frequently.

You will return from the bathroom to find an elbow planted in the little vinyl peninsula where your people once roamed free.

Lt. Commander Data and Capt. Sisko, played by actors, roamed the exhibit hall, enacting scenes in the transporter.

Even so on the lonely shore the madman with dusty tawny locks still roamed in search of the touchstone.

Had thought that every heads for the end of the world parting for , have gone and having roamed about like dandelion!

An English ship had roamed the Indian Ocean, preying with impunity upon Portuguese commerce .

She knew that wild beasts roamed through all the adjacent forest.

Lets look at what we know: It is now undoubted that a race capable of interstellar travel roamed our space many thousands of years ago.

"Herds of horses and cattle roamed at will over the plain" (George W. Cable).

Metal behemoths roamed the skies, gorging themselves on lesser creatures.

The pirates roamed with impunity , often ransacking and even decimating coastal settlements .

In the cold and the darkness, a poor little girl, with bare head and naked feet, roamed through the streets.

Considered sacred by India's Hindus, the animals have long roamed city streets, protected by law.

We roamed around the town for hours.

A few years later Paris Hilton celebrated a $5, 000 win by buying her own tiger, which roamed her family's land in Nevada.

In Saunders' store, patrons roamed freely among shelves packed with goods.

He roamed antique markets, buying and selling jade, pottery and furniture.

Knowledge of this art was spread among sages, hermits and medicos who roamed from place to place.

The Celts believed the souls of the dead roamed the streets and villages at night.

At one point all of us boys went down there and were told to catch one of the hens that roamed freely.

Long ago, people believed that witches gathered together and ghosts roamed the world on Halloween.

Gangs of soldiers have roamed Tripoli, the capital, in open-backed trucks searching for people to machinegun.

Reek originally hail from Ylesia, where they roamed the plains in great herds.

For 26 years, a man known only as Secret Santa has roamed the streets every December quietly giving people money.

She roamed the building from garret to cellar.

They roamed the earth a hundred million years without worries, cares, or fears.

Groups of young people roamed the streets across central Athens, shouting: "This night is for Alexi! "

We roamed the banks of the river gathering flowers.

And roamed there all the stupid afternoon.

Before the fencing of the open range the herds roamed around freely .

Elephants once roamed across China as far north as Beijing.

Before Europeans came to America, huge numbers of bison roamed free on the prairies -- about 30 million!

She is an aging beauty who has roamed some of the lowest alleys.

However, unknown to the Alliance, a large force of orcs still roamed free in the northern wastes of Khaz Modan.

I roamed around Beijing's alleys today on a rickshaw.

Savage beasts once roamed these forests.

Fossils found in East Africa suggest that primates roamed the area more than 20 million years ago.

Scientists believe that they roamed the earth about 150million years ago.

As of a couple years ago, nearly one-third of Texans believed that dinosaurs and humans roamed the earth at the same time. Yup.

He roamed about the old section of the city .

gangs of youths roamed the streets unopposed.

The monkeys roamed freely to the buffet tables to enjoy various fruits and vegetables weighing over 4, 000kg.

Everyone would ripple with laughter as the boys ripped into each other with their robust humor as they roamed the room like attacking lions.

Her eyes roamed the room.

Hungry wolves roamed the forest in search of food.

They roamed over the hills.

The adventurers roamed about the world looking for treasure.

Thin, hungry dogs roamed the streets.

Ironically dubbed "La Princesse, " this 50-foot spider bot roamed the streets of Liverpool in 2008.

Dogs and chickens roamed the area, which was silent except for the occasional distant roar of a car engine.

Deer and bear 8 times larger than present day form roamed the forests.

Tom's arrogant eyes roamed the crowd.

The photographer roamed about, the world.

Many of these folks roamed the earth at the same time, met, traded goods, possibly mated, and ate each other.

tigers once roamed over most of Asia.

It's about three young men who roamed in Beijing called We Have a Dream.

for years years i roamed.

In 1894, when this collection of short stories was published, 100, 000 tigers roamed the wild.

Too long I roamed in the night.

Vickery's refuge is home to 600 bunnies which once roamed the University of Victoria grounds.

Rintola roamed the room helping each child grasp the concepts.

At that time, no lions, rhinos , Cape buffalo or elephants roamed the hills.

They roamed about in the park.

The situation is dire: 2, 900 elephants roamed Virunga when Congo became independent in 1960 , 400 in 2006, and fewer than 200 today.

I searched for form and land, for years and years I roamed I gazed a gazley stare at all the millions here

I roamed and rambled and I followed my footsteps

They roamed at will southwards, and eastwards even as far as the Misty Mountains;

I searched a far the land, for years and years I roamed

Her eyes wandered roamed roved about the room

And hand in hand, we roamed the land

that angels roamed these plains like bison

Metal behemoths roamed the skies,

The mind roamed as a moth roams,

you, too, had roamed that skeleton of house

A boy once roamed into the woods,

Roamed the forests and the woods,

All of the lands I've roamed