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I stood at my door did not see anything more than a badge. Heaven knew what that was, as anybody could have a badge and the uniform.

She accordingly ascended the stairs softly, and stood at the door of the front room.

As I stood at the door, the guard asked, "Was the old lady able to help you? "

It fell over one side of her dress and caught the white border of a petticoat, just visible as she stood at ease.

Aunt Zhang, her face radiating happiness, stood at the door waiting for her daughter-in-law who was coming from town.

Tony stood at the door. He felt lost and uncomfortable. But the farmer smiled at him.

One day, his wife stood at the window to the garden looked and saw a very nice vegetable garden on the length of the lettuce.

He stood at the door, his hands in his pocket. . .

I said the cumulative amount of the national debts stood at 1. 2 trillion yuan, accounting for14% of the GNP.

He stood at the door, his hands in his pockets.

Government troops stationed outside stood at the ready to protect the hotel and fend off rebels.

A young man stood at the door with a large package in his hands.

One of the suspects stood at the door of the bank.

Mr Hu stood at the starting line. All the runners got ready to run.

She stood at the door as if she was waiting for someone.

The boy stood at the foot of the stairway up to the ship and shouted at the top his voice.

A lieutenant stood at the right of the line, the point of his sword upon the ground, his left hand resting upon his right.

When we got to Wuthering Heights, there he stood at the front door; and, as I passed in, I asked, 'how was the baby? '

He stood at a table where he poured out a glass of water and a glass of sake in front of two plates, one of white rice and one of sea salt.

Newton is shown as a gifted scientist with very human weaknesses who stood at the point in history where magic ended and science began.

However, when i opened the door of the department , i almost knocked into one lady who stood at the side of the mailbox.

Only for a passing hour I stood at the end of your courtyard outside the garden hedge.

He stood at the back door of the bus for a minute. I could see his joyful welcome turning into fearful worry. Where was she?

God stood at a draught: "So. . . your son, he. . . on his hands or feet whether by person nail? "

Perhaps they didn't stand up often enough or they always stood at quite a bit of distance from the students.

Since the trees stood at each side of the only concrete road of the yard, I had to bend down to pass through.

It was Sunday. I had one last patient to see. I approached her room in a hurry and stood at the doorway.

So Naaman came with his horses and with his chariot, and stood at the door of the house of Elisha.

Every sunset, the little girl stood at the door, full of hope, looking at the road in front of, wait for their mothers to go home.

Molly Wingate, middle-aged, portly, dark browed and strong, stood at the door of the rude tent which for the time made her home.

We all stood at the far end of the studio as workmen prepared the scene, setting up trees at the edge of a winding path.

When a woman stood at the end of the platform smoking a cigarette, but then suddenly, she stumbles and falls.

He stood at the door with his head down.

just as if both had passed through the grave, and we stood at God's feet, equal, - as we are!

The jobless rate, which stood at a low 4. 9 percent a year ago, has jumped a full percentage point over just the last three months.

I stood at his front door in the neat little garden for few moments trembling with fear and wondering what my aunt would think of me.

I was singing all alone in a corner, and the melody caught your ear. You came down and stood at my cottage door.

As I stood at the starting line, I began to feel nervous.

At each practice, I stood at the finish line and called out: "What are we going to do, Joey? " as he rounded the final corner.

Anna Mihalovna with a countenance of meek sorrow and forgiveness stood at the door with the unknown lady.

As we stood at the threshold watching each other, I felt a sense of recognition so profound that I almost believed I would keep her secret.

He stood at the door, and a computer was in his hand.

It stood at $28 when he took over from Terry Semel in June 2007 and fell to just over $10 on Monday, when the announcement came.

The half-darkness was contorting around him, bending, as though he stood at the center of a spinning wheel.

I stood at a counter and picked up the Memphis Commercial Appeal and began my free reading of the press.

My mother stood at the window watching our progress, and I would turn toward her from time to time, as though appealing for help.

This cohort has fluctuated between 200m and 230m since the early 1990s, and in 2010 it stood at the upper end of that range.

I stood at the corner of the rice-field, if she noticed me, it was known only to her (and perhaps I know it).

Then Lady Gaga, dressed in this fabulous cerise dress, came in with her entourage. She stood at the bar and ordered a drink for everyone.

Yet by December the US savings rate as a percentage of disposable income stood at 4. 8 per cent, more or less unchanged from a year before.

That's my one act work, without anesthesia, I stood at attention, an assistant in my chest carved with a scalpel of a Chinese "demolition" .

I stood at the door and one of the women came to me.

An uninhabited house of two storeys stood at the blind end, detached from its neighbours in a square ground.

She stood at the edge of the pool ready to dive.

So he stood at the entrance to the camp and said, "Whoever is for the Lord, come to me. " And all the Levites rallied to him.

2 And as He entered into a certain village, ten leprous men, who stood at a distance, met Him.

She stood at the end of the village, her eyes gazing steadily into the distance.

Ronald Wilson Reagan stood at a lecture before a crackling fire in the State Dining Room of the White House.

Its foreign-exchange hoardings stood at $312 billion at the end of August, which puts it among the top ten of reserve holders.

But I could not say a word, and stood at my bench without daring to lift my head.

Just to make sure nothing would go wrong, several of Bruno's assistants stood at a discreet distance, each with a pit bull terrier on leash.

They walked to the back of the church and stood at the door as their guests filed past.

The national debt stood at $11. 3 trillion, more than double what it was when he took office.

Kelly cried , "This can't be true! " Tow giant dogs stood at the door of the spaceship.

In 2004, at a time when textile trade had not yet been liberalized, China's market share stood at around 21 percent.

At the funeral the Woman stood at the head of the bier, holding a lighted crimson candle till it was wasted entirely away.

And all those who knew Him, and the women who accompanied Him from Galilee, stood at a distance, observing these things.

An usher stood at the door communicating with the hall of the Assizes .

Every time the door, it is a total lap around his tail, stood at the door to greet.

when he was gone tess stood at the window , and presently saw his form crossing the great stone bridge which conducted to the mill premises.

The Singapore Stone is a fragment of a large sandstone slab which originally stood at the mouth of the Singapore River.

A decade ago, China stood at seventh place in the global share of wealth.

She went and stood at the window with a greatly disturbed look on her face.

As they stood at attention, they were addressed by Nobuaki Takagi, a regional division chief for the Fukushima prefecture police department.

n. I stood at the curb trying to breathe. n.

Ballmer said Microsoft has no plans to boost a cash-and-stock offer for Yahoo that stood at $31 a share when announced Jan.

For boxing once stood at the center of American life, and its history winds a thread through the broader history of the nation.

My mother stood at the gate and looked after us as we walked toward the railway station.

However, there was a larger member of the Dromaeosauridae family, the Utahraptor, which stood at 20 feet tall.

Six weeks after the attack, Endris stood at a mirror and checked out his scars.

We stood at edge of destruction, and would have fallen, if not for the might of the god emporer, and his angel of death.

The definition used in Washington, DC, is "federal government debt held by the public" , which stood at 62% of GDP at the end of 2010.

During the 2000 Summer Olympics, Australian swimmer Samantha Riley stood at the top of the Opera House waving the Olympic Torch.

I stood at the window, the heart but not existed in immediate world, love and affection sometimes enables us to have more ideas and reverie.

The music teacher stood at the door, a violin in his hand.

His sister stood at a distance to see what would happen to him.

In May, the World Conservation Union said the number of known threatened species stood at 16, 119.

Headmaster Gale Nolan, a husky9 man in his early sixties, stood at thepodium watching expectantly as the procession concluded.

A corpse stood at the prow of a ship, eyes bright in his dead face, grey lips smiling sadly.

You came down and stood at my cottage door.

She stood at the door, grinning. She grinned standing at the door.

He stood at the door laughing and talking wint another barber.

Anyone who has ever stood at a craps table knows that losers always believe they're one roll of the dice from starting a winning streak.

The salesman stood at the door, pitching his products.

The disbelief fairly dripped from Mr. Obama as he stood at the West Wing lectern.

A decade ago the average cost of extracting an ounce of gold from the ground stood at a little over $200.

Having fallen by more than $600m since the start of the year, Sino-Forest's total cash stood at $571m in November.

The captain stood at the beginning of the line.

v. The car stood at the traffic lights for a few moments, then moved off.

The beautiful young lady in front of me repeated my words to the man who stood at her left.

A scattering of tourists, mostly Oriental, stood at the gray iron railings and snapped pictures of the lighted city below.

Exports fell for a seventh month in May while the unemployment rate stood at a more than three-year high.

She stood at the door with one hand on the knob.

You came down from your throne and stood at my cottage door.

The young man hurried in again and stood at attention to hear his aunt's instructions.

stephen stood at his post , gazing over the calm sea towards the headland . sea and headland now grew dim.

James stood at his locker stall, all smiles, bopping his head to the hip-hop beats playing in the room.

She stood at the door calling my name several times.

One day , one dog went to the house , stood at the door and look at the mirrors and there were a thousand dogs in them .

Within hours of the earthquake the central bank was pumping cash: by Tuesday this week, lenders' deposits stood at an all-time high.

He stood at the gate until he lost sight of her girlfriend.

An usher stood at the door giving out programs.

The number of dead and missing after the earthquake and tsunami stood at more than 14, 000 by mid-week and was expected to climb.

Martin stood at the door, folding his arms.

On a Friday night, a poor young artist stood at the gate of the subway station, playing his violin.

We stood at the corner of the bar, pretending to dance, and mauled each other ferociously.

The two brother stood at each end of the bridge, and then they met in the middle, taking each other's hands.

It was the WLI's highest yearly growth rate reading since the week to May 28, 1971, when it stood at 20. 5 percent.

The UN has long stood at the centre of international efforts to combat terrorism and to create a legal framework covering all its aspects.

Fifteen years ago, I stood at this very podium, and said that democracy must start to take root in the Arab World.

four evergreen shrubs stood at each corner, where they struggled to survive the dust and fumes from a busy main from a busy main road.

She stood at the corner of Main Street and Washington Avenue and despaired.

At its peak, securitised assets stood at less than 2% of the national economy.

Some of us stood at the school gate to say hello to every teacher when they entered the school.

Would proponents of equality not rest until all persons stood at the same social, economic, and political level?

They stood at a respectful distance from the president .

The woman stood at the gate of the village, worried about the safety of her son.

At the weddings, the ugly girl always stood at the back of the church, smelling slightly of brine.

He stood at the back of the door.

The yield or interest on Portugal's 10-year bonds, which stood at 5. 8% a year ago, was at 8. 54% on Wednesday.

James came in and stood at the head of the table.

My mother stood at the window watching our progress, and I turned towards her from time to time, hoping she would help.

He consciously stood at the position bridging the Change and TCM in establishing his theoretic system.

Againye's village stood at the foot of a series of hills that punched up into mountains at the nearby border with Cameroon.

For days are so, each to this time, xiao Ming stood at the window, repeating the phrase let Mr. Wang creepy words. Finally, Mr.

She stood at a podium as prime minister-elect, amid a sea of jostling and ill-tempered photographers.

They stood at the gate 50 meters south of Xizhimen subway station, Xicheng district, demanding to meet the health minister.

A woman in blue jeans stood at the window of an expensive shop.

And behold, at that moment three men stood at the house in which we were, having been sent from Caesarea to me.

Riot police, troops with automatic weapons and armored cars stood at intersections to prevent protesters from entering the city.

People stood at every coign of vantage on both sides of the road to watch the gala parade.

After just one year Gaza's exports stood at a mere 8% of the agreed amount, Rafah was closed and the buses never came.

One such day Bertha was lounging on a sofa while Edward stood at the window, looking at the patterning rain.

Simple Tess Durbeyfield stood at gaze, in a half alarmed attitude, on the edge of the gravel sweep.

Her house stood at the end of a desolate street.

Anne-Marie stood at the staircase. "Quiet or else the neighbours will think my baby-sitting isn't that good. "

A woman in jeans stood at the window of an expensive shop.

Now Roma lead nearest challenger Juventus by just three points -- when eight days ago that margin stood at eight.

I stood at the crossroads of central, waiting for you came to pick me home.

That country stood at the epicenter of the international crisis.

He stood at the door and waited.

The official death toll had stood at 37 since Sunday but many angry Beijing residents said it was underestimated.

Those investors who felt that emerging markets had the most favourable outlook for corporate profits stood at 23 per cent.

During the parade, I stood at the finish line and counted the cars which passed by.

With that change factored in, the state's death toll stood at 246 early Saturday.

"He stood at half-court sucking his thumb for the entirety of about half his games that season, " says Jeremy's older brother Josh, 24.

Lu Xun stood at a higher point, and analysed more incisively, however, Shi's views were not wrong.

A woman stood at the window of an expensive shop.

A week ago that spread stood at 1. 4 percentage point.

The boy, silent, stood at the door.

He stood at a balcony that projects over the entrance.

Now, with or without unseen spirits at his side, Yang Guiwu stood at another of the universe's hidden doors.

Poor old woman stood at the corner, trembling with age.

China stood at the epicenter of the international crisis.

China's current-account surplus stood at $102. 3 billion in the third quarter, double the amount from a year earlier and about 7. 2% of GDP.

The entrance he sought stood at the end of another ground-floor corridor.

The total wealth of these 8. 6m "high net-worth individuals" stood at $32. 8 trillion.

China's Purchasing Manager's Index (PMI) stood at 52. 1 in June, remaining above the threshold level for the last 16 consecutive months.

A woman in blue cdfds. romans stood at the window of an expensive shop.

A poor old woman stood at the corner, trembling with age.

thus she conducted him by the arm to the stone bridge in front of their residence , crossing which they stood at the manor - house door.

Stood at the epicenter of the international crisis.

Across the zone the youth-unemployment rate stood at 21. 2%; it was a staggering 48% in Spain, and 43. 5% in Greece.

When Mr Putin became president, its GDP was the world's tenth-biggest and foreign reserves stood at $8. 5 billion.

Excluding Japanese share sales, volume stood at $53. 7 billion across 518 deals, up 5. 5% from a year earlier.

Mrs. Johnson, wearing a beige dress, stood at her husband's right.

More importantly, she never again stood at the back of the line.

Mr. Chadha has stood at the most bullish end of Wall Street, predicting a finish of 1550 for the S&P 500 this year.

You came near and stood at the foot of the mountain while it blazed with fire to the very heavens, with black clouds and deep darkness.

The influence of the Church stood at its zenith in the thirteenth century.

At the time the number of hungry stood at between 830 and 840 million people.

The average spot market cost of chartering a Capesize ship stood at $42, 242 a day on Friday, according to London's Baltic Exchange.

I stood at the threshold wearing brooches for quests until they all entered.

Ged stopped suddenly, turning to face a man who stood at the crossing of two streets.

Four evergreen shrubs stood at each corner, swheresthey struggled to survive the dust and fumes from a busy main road.

Unemployment in March stood at 7. 5% compared with 4. 6% a year ago, but still below the national rate of 8. 5%.

When he set off, the solo record stood at 93 days.

I stood at the foot of the enormous bird nest. I raised my head to watch it.

I would often stood at the narrow, long table, having my simple breakfast.

He stood at the gate, waiting for his friend from abroad.

A ladybug fly forward, at the top stood at Douledou wings, the Tiya tick, and driven off.

I approached her room in a hurry and stood at the doorway.

The soldiers stood at attention with guns against their shoulders.

Their teacher was taking a nap and they didn't want to disturb him so they stood at the door and waited patiently .

Chester Raccoon stood at the edge of the forest and cried.

and when I stood at the plate, I'd draw the nickname in the dirt with my bat for good luck.

When BHP Billiton first bid for Rio Tinto, the two miners' relative market capitalisations stood at roughly 63% to 37%.

The onlookers stood at a respectful distance.

Even at the height of the recent M&A boom, the average takeover premium stood at 22 per cent.

In July, unemployment stood at 7. 6 per cent, one of the lowest rates in years.

Trade between China and the ASEAN nations more than tripled in the five years ending in 2008, when it stood at just under $200 billion.

Once carried a bag, the boy stood at the platform, listened to the music quietly.

Thanks to those words of appreciation, before we parted we stood at the entrance to the Park, kissing intimately in the shadow of the trees.

Greece stood at the brink of bankruptcy and other countries were starting to teeter.

Groups of workmen stood at the corners of walked aimlessly about the streets.

As we stood at the highest point in the United States (outside of Alaska) the world dropped away on all sides.

The average tier-one ratio, which measures capital based on the riskiness of bank assets, stood at 8% in the first half of the year.

A MONTH ago Brent crude oil stood at around $96 a barrel and Hosni Mubarak was ensconced as Egypt's ruler.

The boy stood at his left side, taking the man's weight on his right shoulder.

He stood at the window and looked out (at the view).

I have stood at the copse of trees that was in the center of this turning point of America's Civil War.

Average spot market rates to charter Capesize vessels, the largest class, stood at $16, 716 a day on Friday.

He stood at the corner of the street.

In 2000 truckers blocked refineries, prompting a run on petrol. Then, unemployment stood at 5% and inflation was low.

The soldiers stood at attention, guns on shoulders.

" Indomitably and bravely stood at the forefront" is QianjiangChao peoples spirit.

The soldiers stood at attention, waiting for orders.

By the end of the week of November 11, the index stood at 228, a cumulative drop of 40 percent from the September high.

For example, two men stood at the door of the hotelswhereswe lived, challenging every Chinese who entered.

The flood level stood at three feet above usual for several weeks.

He stood at the far end of the street.

The hospital stood at the place which the roads meet.

I stood at a bookstand reading comic books.

Dooku stood at the edge of the group, opposite from Lorian.

By 1999, Libyan oil production stood at just half its level when Col. Gadhafi took power.

The global swine flu cases stood at 12, 515, including 91 deaths, the United Nations' World Health Organization said on Monday.

China's foreign exchange reserves, the world's largest, stood at $3. 2 trillion at the end of September.

As my mother and I squeezed ourselves into the overcrowded lift, my father stood at the closing doors waving goodbye.

By 2012, Nokia is aiming to have 300m users of its services, such as music and maps, but the total stood at 53. 9m last Friday.

A women in blue jeans stood at the window of an expensive shop.

They stood at the road, talking about the plan.

Time in the past, the years flow away, When I grow up, I stood at the crossroads of life, facing a busy street, fell into confusion.

Bob went to get it and when he returned he saw the truck driver talking on his cell phone. Not wanting to disturb he stood at some distance.

They maintained the death toll from the accident stood at eight, with 32 injured.

Five years ago, though up from its $9 low in the 1990s, the oil price stood at a mere $26 a barrel.

I've stood at the deathbed of several famous people whom you would know.

He stood at full attention at the South Tower.

As of Jan. 20, the U. S. national debt stood at US$14. 004-trillion, just US$290-billion below the limit.

As we stood at the top of the mountain, a beautiful panorama spread out before us.

Five madams immediately and lovely let go, the light hand light feet ground stood at one side.

From about 1980, when the payout ratio stood at about 40 per cent, US companies moved from being net issuers to net buyers of shares.

18Now the servants and ministers stood at a fire of coals, because it was cold, and warmed themselves.

Government debt stood at 83% of national output at the end of 2010 compared with Greece's 140%.

Of the big emerging economies other than China, Brazil ranked No. 126, India stood at No. 132 and Russia at No. 120.

Total loans outstanding , both on and off banks' balances sheets, stood at 55. 7 trillion yuan as of August.

Clutching umbrellas, many stood at the school gates long after their sons and daughters had gone in.

Tom stood at the fore of the line.

The Reuters Asia Corporate Sentiment Index stood at 78 in the second quarter -- an index above 50 indicates a positive outlook.

The number of people receiving unemployment insurance payment stood at 2. 61 million.

It stood at $2. 3 trillion for the recent week, more than double the level before the crisis struck.