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It suddenly dawned on me that this express was not roaring down the line at ninety miles an hour, but barely chugging along at thirty.

I asked her to get back in her car, and she did, but in 15 seconds, she came roaring out again.

My translator suddenly dashed out of the mosque, told me to grab my bag and, seconds later, we were roaring off in a car.

He broke down their strongholds and devastated their towns. The land and all who were in it were terrified by his roaring.

When he wasn't busy sending people to the Gulag, Joseph Stalin relaxed by settling himself in with a cool drink and a roaring fire. . .

The roaring in her ears increased. Her chest muscles jerked, trying to breathe. There wasn't much more time.

A wildfire was roaring down the mountain to his right, exploding in front of him and igniting the road.

For his forehead was burning up, the blood in his veins stung him, and there was a roaring in his ears.

A good platform is all that's needed to turn these speechless organisms into a roaring specimen of ideas and thoughts.

I hate to be near the sea, and to hear it roaring and raging like a wild beast in its den.

One day he went roaring up to his dad's house on his Harley Davidson motorcycle to ask for some money.

As he was weaving his way through the fields, he heard a loud roaring noise from overhead.

The little pig saw the wolf climb up on the roof and lit a roaring fire in the fireplace and placed on it a large kettle of water.

RUNNING like the wind, roaring like thunder, tigers have long been respected as a king of the animal world.

There was traffic roaring in the background. He was sitting, he said, on a dune overlooking the Pacific Coast Highway.

The train driving forward with roaring in the cold night, and J hardly drowsy up in this shook rhythm.

There was a roaring in Marjourie's ears and a faraway thudding that was not the ship's engines but her pounding heart.

Guling in Chinese means a Bull, and the town is so named for it resembles the shape of a Bull, roaring up into the sky.

Watts thinks trends are more like forest fires: There are thousands a year, but only a few become roaring monsters.

While full-time tech jobs might not be making a roaring comeback, freelance and part-time work seems to be picking up the slack.

". . . roaring along like maniacs, the young hoodlums , " he said, as a motorcycle overtook them.

She seemed to be shouting to him, but her voice was drowned out by the roaring of the train.

The wind booms down the curved length of the trailer and under its roaring passage he can hear the scratching of fine gravel and sand.

He fills the basin with water, plunges his hands in, and draws them out again quickly, roaring with pain.

He kept roaring from the beginning of the morning and everytime the nurse call other patients he would condemn the nurse breaking rules.

The money that loud roaring says "approximately with you make that person out " !

Roaring dreams take place in a perfectly silent mind. Now that we know this, throw the raft away.

Dragging his injured leg, he pulled himself out on the wing, gripping the struts for support against the roaring wind and snow.

My husband watches too, but I'm the one doing the cheering, the roaring, the jumping up and down and clapping.

Here he came this minute, a blurred gray shape roaring out of a dive, flashing one hundred fifty miles per hour past his instructor.

Satan also comes in other guises: as an angel of light, as a roaring lion, a thief, and an accuser of the brethren.

As a roaring lion, and a hungry bear, so is a wicked prince over the poor people.

As a roaring lion, and a ranging bear; so is a wicked ruler over the poor people.

Suddenly, with a blinding flash of light and a deafening roaring sound, the pumpkin grew, and grew and grew!

My last stop before going home for Thanksgiving was in Kosovo, where Madeleine Albright, Wes Clark, and I got a roaring welcome.

It was incredible, the little mouse stood up and seemed to be roaring at the cat.

they gaped upon me with their mouths , as a ravening and a roaring lion.

A roaring economy and religious violence are evidence of a growing disparity between Indonesia's global ambitions and its problems at home.

The storm, in which the wind and rain rock the plane, is roaring with lightning and thunder all around Lowell's plane.

Painting finds him peace as if being in the Arcadia while he is actually in a rip-roaring city.

The wind was roaring beside his ears, making him feel that more than one demons and ghosts were chasing him.

My reader, now you could follow my bicycle's wheels along the roaring Dadu River from Luding County to the famous Leshan Giant Buddha.

Hundreds of animals at a time would die before roaring crowds, despite a few faint voices of dissent.

The whooping and the roaring renewed themselves, faces seemed on the point of disintegration, tears were streaming.

Moreover, the roaring genre itself is a bit difficult to understand.

Most children have probably wondered at the noise of roaring ocean waves magically captured inside seashells held up to their ears.

Before the song ended they were all stamping with their feet and roaring out the sly, double-meaning tag line that finished each stanza.

Impressed me most was the sea of Qingdao. Beauty of the sea, enjoy its quiet way, roaring like. Deeply printed in my heart.

He looked at the north. His eyes looked beyond a wide, roaring river. Is the beauty in the royal palace of Wu.

Harrison Martin eased about three feet off the ground, the engine roaring with a whine so loud that some kids covered their ears.

The Roaring Twenties were also a time of fast-moving economic change. Productivity grew sharply.

The snail gets his new car and spent the rest of his days roaring happily down the highway at top speed.

The 12-frame long close up of the roaring wampa in that same scene is just a puppet, shot against a nondescript sky.

March of the melody, followed by the various branches of the military side teams, helicopters and fighter fleet from the air roaring past.

At first, when the poor beast began to sicken, we Tiger cubes set up a great roaring and ranting.

and if Marquette's fish was the fellow to that one, he had a fair right to think the river's roaring demon was come.

We are a roaring express now, and as we roll through the enemy's backyard, I hope our speed continues to defeat the missile radars below.

She threw lots of Ruberri to the sea but the wind kept on blowing and roaring just the same.

And with her cries came the sound of hoofs , and the beating of wings and the roaring of lions.

In a burst of a wheel of the roaring sound of inclusion, form a living picture.

Russian military convoys have rolled out of three key positions in Georgia, two weeks after roaring into the former Soviet republic.

There was a flash of silver light and I was jerked backwards, roaring winds whipping around me.

as the sound of wind blowing through pines sound like the rhythmic roaring waves , it is also called " song tao " , the roaring pines.

There was a roaring sound of water rushing past her ears; the sound she always heard when she was overwhelmed by passion and pain.

Her princes in the midst of her Are roaring lions. Her judges are wolves of the evening; They have left nothing until the morning.

Then, German, Japanese, Russian, almost all the roaring out of the language body ". "

The whole house was roaring with laughter and applause, and he saw only an ignoble farce that made him sad .

Lorz claimed that he never meant to fool anyone--he just couldn't resist the praise and adulation of the roaring crowd.

The job, meanwhile, is making a roaring comeback. Not in a statistical sense, of course.

Spot overlooking stone, texture from the top down, like a waterfall roaring down from the stone roof, Zhuang evil visitors.

The model looks set to be a roaring success - especially given the further rise in petrol prices over the past weeks.

Icebergs, many many many times the size of this building are roaring out to sea.

"There's a place and a time for roaring, but not here and now, " he'll tell a disruptive patient. "Can we talk. . . ? "

He saw a party of roaring young blades from Oxbridge in the coffee-room of his hotel, and slunk away from them, and paced the streets.

They circled and hovered around the top of the Ladder of Blades , roaring .

Then I was back in a white hail of bubbles, and a roaring filled my ears.

So far more than half a million have seen it in cinemas, and pirate DVD sellers are doing a roaring trade.

It was Lowell who was the roaring, self-lacerating, tragic king of the poetry jungle.

It was not long before flames were roaring through a ground-floor ballroom and the first floor of the Taj.

The timing was perfect. When roaring Chinese demand lifted commodities prices a few years later, the shosha booked windfall profits.

The ideal detector is also fearless enough to deal with jam-packed airport crowds, and the roaring engine rooms of cargo ships.

The first part of his book is a familiar tale of teeming cities, roaring trade, harder-to-get-at oil and rising sea levels.

After years of spending heavily on giant new engine models, Rolls-Royce is roaring ahead.

roaring in, he trimmed the bloated bureaucracy and tried to make the company more go-ahead.

The roaring oar hit the coarse keyboard on the cupboard aboard the boat.

Hurricane Flossie is still roaring toward Hawaii's Big Island, but it's not as strong. The storm was downgraded.

The poor tree was still quite covered with frost and snow, and the North Wind was blowing and roaring above it.

The fear was a commander looking on a feed, seeing nothing, and then having an enemy tank brigade come roaring into your command post.

The sailor thought he recognized gulls and cormorants , whose shrill cries rose above the roaring of the sea.

We will take a look in our next program at American art, writing, and building during the exciting "roaring twenties" .

The poor tree was still covered with frost and snow, and the north wind was blowing and roaring above it.

Like the women who sat in front of roaring fireplaces, drinking tea incessantly from silver trays full of scones and crumpets.

When the guitarist began his solo, the entire audience exploded into a roaring "All right! "

But in a rip-roaring construction and property boom companies have borrowed heavily to finance great tracts of speculative development.

The howling wind sounded as if a dozen locomotives were roaring past.

First it sounded like a whisper, then a breeze, then it sounded like a mighty wind roaring through the valley!

It is very sharp eyes, an air of great indomitable roaring momentum.

Over the sound of roaring engines, rushing air vents, and grinding generators, a dog barks, Florence, a sleek black Labrador, wags her tail.

But weeks or even months later, if you bump or jar it, that pain can come roaring back to life with a vengeance.

But no one has been cured: the virus comes roaring back in everyone who stops taking the drugs.

Be sober-minded; be watchful. Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour.

Perhaps consumers began smoothing only after being chastened by the memory of the roaring twenties and the subsequent hangover .

a. Jesus pictures hell as an inescapable roaring furnace. Its extreme pain and resentment is unbearable and beyond our grasp.

Autumnal wind breezed through her hairs and the river was roaring in her pleasant and musical pace.

About 4am, a roaring van loaded with goods rolled from his legs due to the dim light and the high speed.

Be sober, be vigilant; because[ a] your adversary the devil walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour.

and heard nothing but Howlings and Roaring of wild Beasts, by Night.

Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the Devil walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour.

As the only skilled TV repairman in the town he drove a roaring trade.

During the prosperous Roaring Twenties Presidents Harding and Coolidge actually reduced the national debt by about one-third.

Warning: The Super-Rich Delusion has pushed us to the edge of a great precipice: Remember the Roaring Twenties?

Roaring along at a speed of 60 miles per hour, it swept clean a path a mile wide across the states of Missouri, Illinois, and Indian.

By the end of the Roaring Twenties, radios could be found in most American homes.

My missing for you is like a roaring river flowing day and night.

Lake Michigan shimmers in the sun. And beside the beach is a roaring steel mill.

Only a country with a roaring economy can afford those rates.

And so far, the flight of wealthy investors hasn't stopped the U. S. stock market from roaring back to life after the recession.

He was talking about wealthy Americans, especially the nouveau riche, of the 1920s, known in the history books as the "Roaring Twenties" .

At Tahrir Square, some slipped out of position to join the roaring crowds flooding the streets.

The economy had been growing robustly for most of the so-called Roaring Twenties.

Her princes within her are roaring lions; her judges are evening wolves; they gnaw not the bones till the morrow.

With investment capital readily available and China's economy roaring ahead at double-digit growth rates, heavy industry expanded massively.

Better to feed the embers first with kindling and small branches until the fire is roaring again.

The leaves were roaring like the sea.

The German economy has indeed come roaring back to life this summer.

Obviously, governmental vigor in impoverished students' assistance jammed the speed of roaring tuition and had caused a social issue.

The fire crackers were roaring non-stop, the whole family gathering together and chat about everything, kids happily played with each other.

Furthermore, there's kind of exaggerate emotion involved in the roaring genre, which will easily cause misunderstanding.

The fireball, roaring upwards, sucked him up again and threw him, blinded, face-down into the mud of the potato field.

Mount Fuji, Japan's Mount Fuji, Japan, the most awe-inspiring mountains, has been roaring back to life in the eruption.

Its eternal fervidity lets me light up the roaring flame of desire and break out the spring thunder of heart.

At a cost of up to $30, 000 they can emit sound at 150-plus decibels (like a roaring jet engine at close range).

life is a scenery. each one has a different view of it. Exciting in the happiness. roaring in the suffering.

As it flew over the roaring sea, it cried sadly in the sound "jin wei, jing wei" .

The hero suffering from uncertainty takes the place of the man roaring for his revenge.

It's a poor teacher who can only control the class by roaring at the pupils.

Then a roaring sound filled his ears, and moments later he surfaced near the rear of the bus.

Two years after the worst recession most of us have ever known the stock market has come roaring back.

I never say, not because he is heavy, but is afraid of his roaring waves.

roaring all the time, but to her calf it was music.

T he global financial crisis has brought the state roaring back, with large stimulus packages and overhaul of regulatory systems.

The researchers collected audio samples of high-speed trains roaring through the plains of central France.

Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking some one to devour.

Tomorrow he would go into the roaring downtown district and find wok.

Now, the center is eerily quiet, as moves by the national government to rein in the country's once-roaring property market have taken hold.

The whole picture embroidery ever-roaring, decorous and dignified, disclosing a rich culture breath and artistic quality.

To-morrow he would go into the roaring downtown district and find work.

filed an explosion, people naturally think of bombs, mines deafening explosion moving to the roaring.

It has the heteromorphous blood relationship, he has the ice-bound mind, he has fond of the countryside roaring, he is the tabletop control.

The business grew and thrived during the Roaring 20's and survived the Great Depression.

At the Audience, fans were roaring with laughter. Someone whispered: "You can imagine what" hee Travels " like. "

Its furnaces are not of the roaring blast variety; they are small, purring vacuum-arc furnaces that use electrical current to re-melt steel.

Suddenly roaring motors sounded in the distance. Two trucks were carrying wagons to a new mine.

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.

The noise was like ten thousand stampeding horses, a roaring tidal wave .

If an 18-wheel truck comes roaring down the road and crushes your laptop to bits, all is not lost.

The price is roaring for the common people . The price is really increased too fast for the common people.

China's roaring demand for steel has set the iron ore market alight, driving up prices and stirring interest in resource-rich areas.

The final plunge of the most powerful and dreaded firm on Wall Street in the Roaring Eighties came with astonishing speed.

After inching along imperceptibly for quarter after quarter, the economy is, by some measures, roaring back.

The combination of the voiced, plosive b- and the roaring -oo sounds makes boo a particularly startling word.

China's classical music renaissance is a product of its roaring economy.

Now, however, it is battling against roaring inflation and an incipient balance-of-payments crisis.

But "simplifying love " is the happy reunion final, "the roaring mountain villa " is tragedy but beyond doubt.

This same stick-slip mechanism has been strongly implicated in the formation of short-pitch corrugation and associated roaring noise.

Roaring generators and wailing children are the sounds of Shujaiya.

In the rainy season, torrents come roaring down from the mountains and are important sources of hydroelectric power.

Its vague identity makes it an open text attracting many roaring and diversified interpretations.

The wind was roaring in my ears.

China's snack food service, fueled by a faster pace of social activities, is seeing a roaring rise.

China's roaring economy is being fuelled by a dangerous cocktail of coal, oil and nuclear power.

They lunge into a roaring stream.

Sometimes the brain is idling, sometimes it's roaring down the neural highway.

Winter comes Chilling wind roaring and snowflakes dancing in the air.

First Peter 5: 8 warns us, "Be on the alert. Your adversary, the devil, prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour. "

In the meantime China's growth will blast onward, a roaring fire that throws off green sparks but burns with ominous heat.

And then, of course, the next year it come roaring back.

The roaring sound in the right ear is the voice of God coming as the rushing of mighty waters.

Since then, Zhou Benchi's madness at English continues just like a roaring and endless river.

For myself, I will just concentrate on my coaching and hopefully the players can hear me in the roaring voice of home fans.

There was a loud roaring as of rushing water.

To face a up roaring age, it directly appeared a bashful mood of artist Zhangjing, samely like the works "Clown" and "Diu Diu" .

As the roaring rocket rose , the restless roosters rollicked.

Why? "V-shaped" recoveries, in which employment comes roaring back, take place only when there's a lot of pent-up demand.

Their first intimation of the incoming wave was its roaring sound just offshore.

Hearken us, thinking about the philosophy of the punks from people roaring and singing here. The youth and the punk rock are the future.

This remark of his set us roaring with laughter.

Yet contrary to repeated forecasts of doom from orthodox economists, the economy is roaring.

Ms. Torres is embraced by Jupiter, a roaring lion recovered from a circus where he had suffered from malnutrition.

The lion still felines only can really send roaring animals can be spread to 89, roar kilometers away.

Here, a roaring economy means that no one needs to stay poor for long.

While signs of economic spring have helped spark a roaring stock-market rally, it is still deep winter in the job market.

When I entered the parlour Lupin was kicking his legs in the air, and roaring with laughter.

The audience were roaring and chanting, and the whole stadium was seething with primitive emotions.

The busses are full again and the restaurants, many of which were forced to close down for a period, are doing roaring business.

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

And yet there is a profound peace, centeredness, oneness at the same time this roaring fiery river flows.

When he is felicitous, he hears there's enormous roaring from the deep cliff.

China's government, fearful that its rip-roaring growth could lead to overheating, has introduced measures to cool the economy.

At a similar point in the early 1980s business cycle, annual growth was roaring ahead at 7. 1%, and employment was growing rapidly.

The little boy sat there and watched the trains roaring by.

During my hesitating, a sound of tigers roaring lets me understand everything.

In the far distance came the roaring of a fire engine.

The roaring sound of distant thunder usually precedes storm and rainfall.

But to others, closer ties between China's roaring economy and the world's poorest continent represents a worrying trend.

The Roaring Twenties ended with a crash.

The extravagance of the Roaring Twenties came to an abrupt end in 1929 with the crash of the stock market.

While ruching to his rescue, we couldn't help roaring with laughter.

The free trade movement hopes to encourage a roaring trade in just about everything.

It also reflects how companies are making use of low interest rates, tight credit spreads and roaring equity markets to raise capital.

When the roaring flood came the couple hid floated for nine days until it touched land again on Mt Parnassus .

The argument for gaining exposure to China's roaring economy is compelling.

About the only uncertainty involves the one topic that will get the most attention: the future of China's roaring economy.

When Poppy imitates her favorite animals, splashing like a duck, roaring like a tiger, and so on, Max does too.

A red car comes roaring around a street corner chasing a blue car into oncoming traffic.

I noticed those engines roaring on the main road much clearer.

The roaring of the storm was heard because a storm was really raging.

Just considering come ahead apt take off a mission article, suddenly, fan fog in, a big roaring call rings out.

Arnlaug and Regin sat in front of a roaring fire waiting for the birth of the heir.

He also said it means 'a roaring lion', although apparently that's not exactly true.

China's roaring economy has been powered for years by high inflated fixed-asset investments.

It can happen on the basketball court, in front of a roaring crowd, or in a classroom, in front of just one grateful student.

Hosts China beat defending champion Germany 3-2 in the semifinals of the women's hockey Wednesday, roaring into the finals for the 1st time.

Roaring waves thrashed against the huge rock.

However, INSEE's five-month data show that a couple of sectors are doing better in austere 2009 than they were in rip-roaring 2008.

I could not help roaring at this, and Carrie said her sides quite ached with laughter.

The roaring in my ears is not the hangover.

People in the full-size city are complaining housing shortage and roaring price of the housing.

My voice is broken, and I can't roaring.

A decade after the crisis that felled the region, Asian tigers are roaring with life.

Harley-Davidson motorbikes will soon be roaring on Hanoi's streets.

China is hoping the move will curb the country's roaring economy, the fastest growing major economy in the world.

When I kept silence, my bones waxed old through my roaring all the day long.

Roaring voice conveys Shaanxi thick accent.

The men voted to build a hotel the following spring. They hoped some good families with children would come to live in Roaring Camp.

Life as a lion isn't all hunting and mating and roaring.

You lay on the mottled wall breathing, the roaring sea breeze blowing through the window.

As for fun, many youngsters prefer the roaring genre to mandarin.

The mountain is known for its steep cliffs, lofty peaks, roaring waterfalls, gurgling springs, towering trees and fragrant flowers.

For full five minutes they stood roaring with laughter, and stood digging each other in the ribs.

The little mouse heard the lion roaring and came.

They came roaring back unexpectedly fast after the Asian crisis of the late-1990s. They could surprise again.

And they heard the roaring thunder of a third brilliantly lighted express.

The origin of electricity, but not roaring thunder lightning silently.

Too many people try to reinvent the wheel when a Ferrari's roaring past.

the roaring waves down the seawall.

After the cash-strapped dad takes a job moonlighting for a drug company, however, Jack's suspicions about his mate nurse come roaring back.

They came roaring back unexpectedly fast after the Asian crisis of the late-1990s.

to the cliff. The black and white mice goes away when they hear the tiger's roaring.

Grylls willingly jumps into quicksand, icy lakes or roaring rapids to show how to survive a variety of circumstances.