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He sprinted right over to the Portsmouth fans and let them know how much he enjoyed the goal.

As his teammates sprinted to smother him in an ecstatic scrum, several Ghanaians slumped to the field.

After scoring, Sneijder sprinted around the field, tapping the front of his head, then ran to a TV camera and tapped the lens.

But as he reached the ground and sprinted towards the dais, Lupin grabbed Harry around the chest, holding him back.

The Russian dropped the shell to the ground and sprinted out of the park as if pursued by the furies.

she said, and she sprinted up the stairs to the girls' dormitories.

I tried to snatch them out of the air, failed, and realized the deer had sprinted entirely out of view.

Indeed, having sprinted to catch up, the challengers may be about to discover that the real race has only just begun.

But that's not the only item that has sprinted higher in the past year, and the prices of many other items could rise prospectively.

He sprinted out for (to call) a taxi.

There were two minutes to go and we were focused on defence, but then the counter-attack began and I sprinted off after it.

Jamaican Usain Bolt sprinted to a second gold at the Games, winning the 200-meter dash in a world record time of 19. 30 seconds.

Edward's eyes narrowed as we ganged up on him, but, finally, he nodded once and sprinted smoothly through the kitchen's back door.

They've never sprinted headlong into a flock of seagulls to watch them flap and scatter.

I had sprinted to meet her as she got off the bus.

She ran, but instead of following her brother she sprinted forward, still in the path of the train.

I sprinted down a virtual track, running in place fast enough to earn a game world record.

The gunman sprinted to a motorcycle, where a driver was waiting for him, and hopped on the back seat. They sped away.

Hundreds jammed through the station doors in Suzhou and sprinted for the train.

The runners sprinted down the finishing straight.

I sprinted across street after street and soon came to the police station.

About 80 "Crusader" journalists locked themselves into their rooms or sprinted into the lush gardens.

He then leapt from the tree over a fence and sprinted down a nearby street and back again.

I sprinted into the living room and stopped when I saw the guy wearing Army dress greens.

He sprinted past the other runners just before reaching the tape.

Runners sprinted for 1 stade (192 m. ), or the length of the stadium.

Breaking free of them altogether, I sprinted toward the boy.

A large crowd of youths then sprinted west, attacking a retail park and shops.

He sprinted the final fifty meters to the finish line.

Asagi Machida, 27, a web designer in Tokyo, sprinted from a coffee shop when the quake hit.

Uruguay sprinted to the top of Group A, beating Mexico 1-0 to qualify for the final 16 of the 2010 World Cup.

And I sprinted home, and I didn't fall, and I didn't crash.

The gates opened up, and we sprinted towards the back end of the park.

We conversationally sprinted over work, men and family before settling on to our new favourite subject: the woman my friend hates at work.

RUN! Harry yelled, and the four of them sprinted down the gallery, not looking back to see whether Filch was following,

First, I sprinted into a cast-iron lamppost while chasing a fly ball in a park in Washington;