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He made a splash in 2008 with his quirky, violent first novel, The White Tiger - it went on to win that year's Booker Prize.

Vanessa: You know as well as I do that money talks. He's just trying to make a splash in the business community.

It did not make a splash in the scientific world until after the end of the first world war and then it made a very big splash.

The "Deep Impact" made the powdery fragments on the surface of the comet nucleus splash in all directions.

A few years ago Jeremy Rifkin, an American author, published a book called The European Dream, which made a great splash in Brussels.

Because winter skin is metabolic rate is slow, the formation of the splash in winter is imperceptible, once form, eliminate very hard.

Thursday's splash in the China Daily reports on US Congress hearings investigating whether the yuan is undervalued.

Rectify the situation with the sound of a coughing fit, a good burp, or perhaps a huge splash in the toilet?

The team with no picks of its own made a major splash in the second round.

His latest novel was making a splash in literary circles and is on the best-seller list.

She climbed out from the mud hole, jumped into the pond splash in the water on giving birth to a lot of black round eggs.

Objective To investigate clinical value of succussion splash in diagnosis of left-diaphragmatic hernia.

Because the National Front leader has no seat in the French parliament, he seldom makes a big splash in the media.

A very few do jump out of the net, making a big splash in the water.

Mr. Milner, 49, is the stocky founder of DST, a Moscow-based fund that's made a splash in Silicon Valley via its investments.

Amid the lush hills of southern China, students splash in the puddles outside their school after a downpour.

He also contributed to the birth of a 72-hour survival via internet (Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou) that made a splash in China a decade ago.

The princess made quite a splash in Australia.

But is that enough to make a splash in this competitive segment?

TWENTY years ago The Economist wrote about eight young economists who were making a big splash in their discipline and beyond.

splash They would splash in the surf, giggling and shouting . . .

He loves to dig in earth and sand , wade in mud puddles, or splash in water in the washstand.

Their engagement created a terrific splash in the popular press.

His sister Hallee made a splash in the 1990s with a series of memorable soft drink commercials.

Allow him to play and splash in the water if his condition permits .

Put on your boots, splash in the puddles. Put on your slippers, dance in your room.

They saw the little splash in the distance, and they stood side by side watching the place for a long time.

His friends say that they didn't realise that the puddle was so deep and had bet Lakeem a dollar to splash in it.

His speech made a tremendous splash in the country.

As for foreign policy, it is hard for middling powers to make a splash in the world.

Just for this evening, I will let you splash in the bathtub and not get angry when you throw water over your sister's head.

Clumps of oil from the Deepwater Horizon spill splash in the surf on a beach in Gulf Shores, Alabama on June 4, 2010.

Put on your boots. Splash in the puddles.

No one study made a big splash in 2007, but the evidence has reached a critical mass.

But he became a star with the movie "Splash" in nineteen eighty-four.

And Goose heard it splash in the water.

This means that we could have a water fight with squirt guns outside the house or we could go to the ocean and splash in the water there.

Telephone cards make a big splash in Japan.

I like spring, too. I like to splash in the rain.

Application of technology of furnace protection by slag-splash in combined blown converter

Splash in the face of a opponent