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The land seemed tired after shocked and roared. There was no sound but people's heavy breathing.

No, ROARED back. Like a thunderstorm rolling off those mountains, ready to flood the Salt Lake Valley below.

He was wrapped in furs, and he roared all day about the garden, and blew the chimney-pots down.

roared Hagrid, and Harry looked up just in time to see Hagrid slamming a thick finger into a green button near the fuel gauge.

Over 10, 000 rapturous fans roared with approval as Kim Jung Woo shrugged his way up the podium for the crowning moment of his young career.

They glared at me for about five seconds, then roared with laughter and took off down the road to Swofford's store.

The moon was clouded over, and the wind roared in the avenue. A spark sprang out of the sky, and there was a crack, a crash.

His wife also roared back at him. So the two acted in the same way.

the awful finality of it roared in like an enormous black cloud blotting out the sky, over every inch of the world.

"I had to send him back to 1600, " roared Welch indignantly. "How much humiliation do you think a man can stand? "

But it has failed to develop a strong brand of its own, even as rivals such as Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp. have roared ahead.

"I may not always like what Greenpeace does, but if it wasn't for Greenpeace, there'd be no forest in the Amazon! " he roared.

As they climbed up, the thunder roared but there was no rain.

The giant roared in pain and clutched at his eye. He rolled on the ground in agony. He was blinded, but he did not die.

Music is the movement of the raging sea waves, people like to see a sea of devils, it roared lifted from the waves, like all swallowed.

The Master roared with laughter and said, "So you are forced to be free? You are bound to be liberated" ?

In less than a minute, it roared past them only a few feet away.

The silence was suddenly broken when a large car , with its headlights on and its horn blaring , roared down the arcade.

The stock market has roared back from its March 2009 lows, doubling in value on an intraday basis in less than two years.

When he tried the starter-switch once more, the engine roared to life immediately.

but every time we started to come, a dreadful great lion came out of the woods and roared at us, and frightened us so that we ran away.

They were not really fierce at heart, but sometimes Adam would forget and roared even at his wife.

I begged, and told him I was only Huck; but he laughed SUCH a screechy laugh, and roared and cussed, and kept on chasing me up.

He bore down on the accelerator and the truck roared through its course like a heavy bomber.

roared silver , bending far forward from his position on the keg , with his pipe still glowing in his right hand.

And cried with a loud voice, as when a lion roared: and when he had cried, seven thunders uttered their voices.

Suddenly the train roared into a tunnel and everything was black .

Hagrid kicked the motorbike into life: It roared like a dragon, and the sidecar began to vibrate.

General Motors roared back as a public company on Thursday, with its newly-listed shares trading well above their offering price.

To be exact, space shuttles roared into space for three decades, two months and 26 days, the last flight occurring in July of this year.

They tore my clothes , bullied and roared , as if they would have murdered me .

to come all the time. When he saw them coming he stood up, and roared in a terrible voice.

Lions have roared; they have growled at him. They have laid waste his land; his towns are burned and deserted.

Blood roared out of his nostrils, onto his lips and eventually onto the already blood-stained floor.

A fire engine, out for a trail spin, roared past Emerson's house, hot with readiness for public duty.

He roared aloud, and his hanger went up above his head, flashing in the sunlight.

As stimulus measures fed through into other parts of the economy and as the external environment improved, the region roared back to life.

The wind was howling in the trees; The water roared down the chute .

Suddenly a German Heinkel HE-111 roared out of the sky and blasted the steamer apart, sinking her near Scotland's Ardmucknish Bay.

The tide roared in heaven . above the blue . you planned to a higher place . you 'd never take with me edged earth .

The flames roared up to greet it, and wreathed about it; and a black smoke swirled in the air.

with its headlights on and its horn blaring, roared down the arcade.

Platinum roared to the front in early July and maintained its lead ever since.

As he stood up, okay, the crowd thought he looked majestic and roared in approval.

With a sudden turn we left the pavement and roared up a rain-soaked gravel street.

'But to mine--to my own, ' roared the king, and beat on his breast in a rage.

Kazuaki Sakai, 70, said he watched from a hill as the tsunami waves roared into the town.

A large car, with its headlights on and its horn blaring, roared down the arcade.

As she 'beckoned, a wall of flames roared upward, licking at the snowflakes with hot orange tongues.

To which the audience once again roared with thunderous standing applause.

The Weasleys roared with laughter and Harry settled back in his seat, grinning from ear to ear.

"Roar, Moncler! " He anew the Yang head roared loud a , from his, suddenly fly four regiment flames, surround at his body side.

Malaria always resurged and often roared back with a vengeance, causing deadly epidemics in areas where control had almost been achieved.

Pirate ships would lower their flags When Puff roared out his name.

The train roared past little hamlets, with cottages of white and yellow and drab, their roofs blackened by frost and rain.

After the basket, Iverson sauntered back downcourt, holding his right hand to his ear as the crowd roared.

She was only 14 at the time, but Penelope Whitehead vividly remembers her father's roared command at her over dinner.

The three rivals lurched into high gear(2), launching the greatest race of the decade as they roared across the starting line.

The deal environment is still trickier than in America, where the junk-bond market has roared back and deal prices tend to be lower.

When their program was done, Tong dropped to his knees and kissed the ice as the crowd stood and roared.

Narrator: the midnight sky, a JingLei, wind roared, window began to rain.

the mountains saw you and writhed. Torrents of water swept by; the deep roared and lifted its waves on high.

When the sea roared inland, it swept up thousands of cars. And when the wave retreated, it cast them off like so many crushed beer cans.

Bob had roared with laughter a month earlier, when Jerry had told him they had cost five dollars.

As he crossed the finish line, the small crowd roared out its appreciation.

Lightning flashed, thunder roared, the sky went dark in the torrential downpour.

While China's economy has roared on magnificently, the United States has sunk inexorably into the mire.

The wind roared in from a distance, as before.

The crowd roared with applause as one of baseball's greatest heroes, Jackie Robinson, stepped out onto the field.

roared the king, and ordered the shepherd to be thrown down the deep vault of scythes.

Engines roared to life all around Jack. Cars, trucks, motorcycles, until the noise drowned out the chattering guns.

I heard the sound of a thunder, it roared out a warning.

Al Qaeda roared into action after the U. S. military rushed to protect Saudi Arabia in the wake of the 1990 Iraqi invasion of Kuwait.

Third time this week! " he roared across the table. " If you can't control that owl, it'll have to go!

The gun roared, and the curator felt a searing heat as the bullet lodged in his stomach.

Before firefighters extinguished the blaze, flames roared from the roof and windows in several of the upper floors.

When I tried crossing the road, a speeding machine struck me, scraping the skin from my leg as it roared past.

the man roared suddenly. you think you can come here and tell me what to do!

The blond woman slammed her door shut and shifted gears. The truck roared into reverse as Lloyd rushed toward the truck, hissing loudly.

"It was only a joke, " he roared, while she comforted her boys, and Wendy hugged Nana.

Then Humboldt roared in and went for Magnasco .

Up the chimney roared the fire, and brightened the room with its broad blaze.

"You are a social-democratic party, " he roared at the delegates, his voice trembling, "The workers need you. . . now! " .

A helicopter roared overhead and our son came in and told me he was scared.

The company commander roared his command.

All the monkeys, thinking they were ill-treated, roared with anger and disputed it heatedly.

As the home crowd roared its approval, the veteran senator's confidence was on early display.

I don't dare to hold up again and roared loud a , the snow pellets in the hand plays a gun to also hurtle that thing to start bombarding!

He then stood triumphantly over T-Rex and roared into the air proclaiming himself the new champion.

I resisted the urge, but when the time came and they roared to life, I boycotted for an hour or two.

The thunder roared, and the sky was filled with flashes of lightning.

roared Neville, who seemed beside himself, kicking and writhing as Bellatrix drew nearer to him and his captor, her wand raised.

His audience of businesspeople, struggling to find opportunity in a frontier market, roared their approval.

The crowd, mainly supporters of the ruling African National Congress (ANC), roared back its approval.

And yesterday, the entire Church roared with shouts of "Hallelujahs" for the Resurrection of the Son!

Wind roared, epidemic swept through the earth, surrounded by a piece of white snow and ice in the world.

The giants roared as the Death Eaters rose together, and there were many cries, gasps, even laughter.

Soon that dragon wakes discovers princess to disappear, leaps immediately in airborne, roared loudly in theirs behind has pursued.

Storms that roared through the northwestern Rockies earlier in the week have now blasted the southern plains in Midwest.

The silence was suddenly struct when a headlight on , horn blaring car roared down the street.

The lake roared like a jet plane taking off and emitted a thick white plume of dozens of deadly gases.

As the flames roared down upon them from the west, a little girl cried out in terror, "Are you sure we shall not all be burned up? "

If life is a reincarnation of the play, why should we the deduct, once each other of having a place is as time rutting roared away.

And the storm was a ferocious hurricane that roared out of the Gulf of Mexico on Aug.

with is headlights on and its home blaring, roared down the arcade.

When he saw that, the Lion roared and shook his mane and showed his teeth.

After two failed launch attempts, the space shuttle Discovery roared into outer space on Independence Day afternoon.

On the TED website, on Twitter and on Facebook the crowd roared its approval: Love it! Great stuff! Awesome post! ! Genius!

"We are at the end of our tether, " roared Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's prime minister.

Above her the thunder roared, and before her the uncouth guardian of the cremation ground demanded his fee.

Stocks have roared back from their bottom in March with ease, shrugging off the recession and unrelenting loan losses at banks.

The sea thundered on, over and past , and as it roared by it revealed a hideous sight.

"Accio Cloak! " roared one of the Death Eaters.

"Wait a minute, " roared the patron. "The other tap is also marked C. "

I almost jumped out of my skin when the dinosaur roared at us!

She's fine now; the driver roared away, still against traffic, as soon as he climbed back on the bike.

The jet roared down the cement surface, slamming me against the seat.

In its first days, the iron horse frightened many people as it roared across country scattering sparks.

But I am the LORD thy God, that divided the sea, whose waves roared: The LORD of hosts is his name.

"What! " Lord Bao roared angrily, "how dare you call me stupid? I will fine each of you one coin as punishment. "

I am angry to start with a small crab, roared into it: "It is not the fish you eat? "

But soon I was cold enough to need the heater, so I turned the key and the engine roared to life.

i ' ll kill him ! " charley roared up the stairwell" .

Trading volume in many commodities roared to records, including for silver, cotton and corn.

But as the crowd roared for the Italian, Li showed her mettle and held firm.

High prices also make more expensive energy sources more feasible, and clean energy stocks have roared higher as oil flies closer to $100.

"Dog farts ! " roared Old Chen furiously. "While those people are stealing our money, all a turd like you can do is get gay with women! "

Meanwhile, under the watchful eyes of ubiquitous security guards, an active scalping market roared with transactions.

"Cheers for Edgar Poe! " roared the assemblage, electrified by their president's words.

Tom said something and every student of our class roared with laughter.

The Celtic tiger roared ahead, but it paid too little attention to its gung-ho banks and asset markets.

McLaren Formula One car started its engine, a door opened, and the car roared down the narrow catwalk.

She fastened on his body as the motorcycle roared away.

The fire roared up the chimney.

Scarcely had the clown appeared when the spectators roared with laughter.

The lion hath roared, who will not fear? The Lord GOD hath spoken, who can but prophesy?

Then every time I mentioned Mike's name, the crowd roared.

Everybody roared with laughter. Some service maids protested, laughing, "You made fun of us, so you have to drink another cup. "

Sometimes they were not really angry, but when the tigers came roaring, they also roared.

In 1960, Hurricane Donna roared through the Keys and South Florida, bringing with it 11 to 15-foot storm surges.

He roared at his children when he lost his temper.

In Berlin's Olympic Stadium the crowd roared at the spectacle they had just witnessed.

The packed Kim Il Sung stadium roared in chant and song throughout the match.

When Charlie's trousers fell down, the audience roared.

I roared, 'The brute has got me by the . . . ' but she didn't hear me.

The other coalition parties and the opposition roared their disapproval.

The well-lubricated audience roared its appreciation.

Kate, roared with delight, as William took the snowmobile controls.

A high wind blustered round the house , and roared in the chimney it sounded wild and stormy .

What happened to the Lion that Roared so loudly when they were children?

Then jumps up and roared, bite the donkey's throat, ate meat, just leave it.

Joining in the spirit, the rest of us roared with laughter.

Our engine roared to life, the powerful jet turbines making enough noise to waken the dead.

But this week, with Mr Obama bunkered on Martha's Vineyard, an ugly past roared into the present.

I roared forward, homeopathy should still be done plot mode squeezed a few drops of tears.

While the 1920s roared past and the Great Depression limped by, Hubble was performing groundbreaking astronomical research.

Hurricane Ike roared ashore early this morning, causing extensive damage in Southeast Texas and southern Louisiana.

"That's fine, " roared the boss: "where were you yesterday? today is tuesday. "

The crowd roared. We were better off, and not just economically.

The huge stove roared red hot and white hot, while the irons, moving over the damp cloth, sent up clouds of steam.

Winds roared with oceanic force, curling around them like giant waves.

The Bentley roared through the night, heading east.

He looked so funny, we all roared with laughter.

Raw Head roared, descending upon the good-for-nothing hunter.

"Petunia! " roared Uncle Vernon. "He's getting away! HE'S GETTING AWAY! "

About 10, 000 cubic meters of newly-triggered rock and mud roared down to the site, forcing rescuers to suspend searching temporarily.

This roared it is to announce my full, this place is mine, I stand this place, you who are not into my this field.

Your foes roared in the place where you met with us; they set up their standards as signs.

The chairman roared with anger when he heard the bad news.

The air smelled like smoke and roared with noise.

Markets roared their approval to China's stimulus package on Monday.

"Bull! " roared the biker. "How could your puppy kill my Doberman? "

The audience roared with laughter at the pantomime.

He roared with laughter, shaking in his chair.

"Come on then, " roared the Queen, and Alice joined the procession.

"That's fine, " roared the boss, "but where were you Monday and Tuesday? "

Thankfully the star was late on stage and we found our seats long before the stadium roared at the flash of the first spotlights.

"Goodness, no, " she roared, "If you're that hungry, go right ahead! "

"Third time this week! " he roared across the table.

Instead he roared back after his recovery with even more passion.

The male colleague who told me roared with laughter.

The engine roared and the vehicle leapt forward eventually.

He just roared when he heard that joke!

Old men have managed to keep their face straight when in my presence and then roared with laughter as soon as my back was turned.

Your fors have roared triumphantly in the holy place, and set up their banner of victory.

The powerful car roared up into the chill dead square.

"That's fine, " roared the boss, "but where were you last week ? "

My supporters roared their approval.

A huge truck roared down the road.

As it roared through the 1980s it kept monetary policy arguably way to easy.

He felt so good, he went out and cornered a small monkey and roared at him: "WHO IS THE GREATEST OF ALL THE JUNGLE ANIMALS? "

It roared again and started toward Ron, who was nearest and had no way to escape.

She roared over me when I was a babe, and ever since, I've had Bear's courage in my heart.

The audience roared with laughter at the joke.

We both roared with laughter, our heads together.

" You still have to help them? Why? You are my wife, you should stand by me, why do you help them? " Cheng Yakun roared.

A muscle car roared down the highway.

Before him the endless ocean roared.

The big man roared with laughter. "Did you hear, Haldon? He wants a smaller Duck! "

When Rhaegal roared, a gout of yellow flame turned darkness into day for half a heartbeat.

The Usd was stronger in the Asian session, as risk aversion roared back on the first real trading day of 2009.

He jerked the car into gear and roared out into the beech hung lane.

Day and night heavy trucks roared past their houses.

Equities roared; only eight stocks on the Nikkei 225 fell for the day.

The audience roared with laughter.

he roared at the man : " water ! you ' ll get no water from me ! "

The truck roared down with his horn blaring.

"What did you say? " Mama roared, but Liesel ignored her. She remained focused on the first page.

The two men roared with laughter. And then a miracle.

They roared with laughter at his story.

On a roll now, the lion swaggered up to an elephant and roared, "Who is the mightiest of all jungle animals? "

"Stag? " roared the barman. "It's a goat, idiot! "

"That's fine, " roared the boss, " It is afternoon now! " .

Well, of course, I roared with laughter.

When they strode onstage, the crowd roared.

The motorbike had roared into life again.

The crowd roared itself hoarse.

'Why can't we go and see the hanging? ' roared the boy in his huge voice.

The rich and famous roared with laughter. This new king in Babylon really knew how to throw a party.

He roared when he heard the joke.

The actor's words were roared down by applause.

"If you're clean, " Cao roared, "Who's dirty? "

The crowd roared its approval.

Who'll give me a hand up? ' he roared.

It jumped and roared and bit into the mountain like a lion.

Rhaegal roared in answer, and fire filled the pit, a spear of red and yellow.

'Come on, then! ' roared the Queen, and Alice joined the procession, wondering very much what would happen next.

The audience roared in delight.

"The friend of Bush is our enemy! " he roared.

He roared with laughter at the joke.

Bank shares roared back from recent losses with the KBW capital markets index up 6. 7 percent.

The sergeant roared at his men.

The tube roared in the tunnel quickly.

I am not! "roared George. " I am not as selfish as your fine Dickon is!

At 03: 15 hours the artillery, rocket launchers and mortars roared and the infantry had jumped out.

How many companies roared along for decades, minting money, only to seethe Internet eat their business plans?

The crowd roared in delight.

Maybe she roared asking for help.

The patient roared with pain.

That is because their economies roared back after the crisis and faced a danger of inflation and overheating.

The wild animals roared in the woods.

"I am an Antichrist, " he roared, shaking his shoulder-length locks.

From its low March 6 to the close May 7, the shares have roared ahead 160%.

She roared like only God knows.

American sales were largely flat, at 1. 8m cars, European sales dropped 11%, but sales in Asia outside Japan roared ahead by 24%.

They roared after they heard the joke.

A log fire roared int the open hearth.

The river roared him to sleep.

The people roared with laughter at the comedy.

Walking in the street, let us inundate Chung from the crowd have a feeling that what we roared and to vehicles with dizziness .