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You see, although the soft grass, but it unsteadily sprang from the stone to the next of that moment how sublime!

The truth was that Jay Gatsby of West Egg, Long Island, sprang from his Platonic conception of himself.

I sprang from the bed to see what was the matter.

I sprang from my bed to see what was the matter.

My first thought was that it sprang from that admirable Chinese trait of searching out enduring patterns in the clatter and chaos of events.

There came whizzing sounds in quick succession before seven or eight secret weapons sprang from behind, aiming straight at him.

Tears of joy sprang from her eyes.

He had moments in life where insights sprang from his mind like water from a broken dam.

His fundamental insight sprang from posing the question, 'what are the necessary preconditions for having any experience at all?

He sprang from the cabin window as he said this.

A few days later , water sprang from the ruins of the fire .

The story sprang from a study of the means employees use to resolve work-family conflicts collaborating with the boss vs. sneaking around.

Then flashes of actual flame, a bright fire leaping from one to another, sprang from the scattered group of men.

Indeed, for many of the fledgling scientists, their conviction that the universe was an orderly place sprang from their religious belief.

Much of the southern literary canon sprang from native writers' fury at the backwardness and injustice they saw all around.

A cry sprang from her lips. A thought springs to mind.

Buddhist mythology tells of Avalokitesvara's being born from a ray of light that sprang from Amitabha Buddha's right eye.

Suddenly a terrible sound sprang From the trees. It was a very loud roar, which I'd never heard.

The face twisted and small tusks sprang from either side of his nose.

Dr Grundy quickly established that his chest pains sprang from a muscle he had strained through overzealous weed-whacking.

Smedley sprang from a poor and deprived section of the American working class.

So she pulled herself together and wiggled her bottom and sprang from the top step of the porch .

Freud held that human behaviour sprang from subconscious sexual fantasies in childhood, that were at odds with social norms.

And this entire industry sprang from that taste for agate bowls and ornaments during the Renaissance!

The redhead sprang from a mutated gene in Europe thousands of years ago.

The cry awoke the farmers from their sleep. They sprang from their beds and looked out.

A cry sprang from her lips.

As different as they have become, Google and Apple sprang from the same soil: California's Silicon Valley.

Makeshift restaurants sprang from the earth, grills piled with chicken legs and wings, vats of rice and ugali porridge.

The 1992 Los Angeles riots sprang from the verdict of a racially-charged court case.

The idea sprang from Ryncarz's former venture, which facilitated vacation planning through payroll deductions.

This can better cope with suddenly sprang from both sides of the vehicle.

On the contrary, its newly pugnacious posture, like most forms ofaggression, sprang from deep anxiety.

With their streamlined styling, you might imagine they sprang from hip industrial design firm in Milan or London.

They sprang from their beds and looked out.

The rabbit sprang from its grassy couch.

He sprang from the minefield with surprising agility.

Steel bars sprang from the ground around us and closed over our heads.

At this moment, you are almost certainly using something that sprang from the blossoming creativity at Xerox PARC in the 1970s.

The error sprang from carelessness.

It sprang from the same roots as eCo (previously covered in this column), which provides the framework for the exchange of such documents.

The quarrel sprang from a casual remark.

The idea for the novel sprang from a trip to India.

Bertha sprang from the sofa.

The town of Alice Springs, named for Todd's wife, sprang from the station.

Oil sprang from the well .

I sprang from my chair and limped impatiently about the room with considerable bitterness in my heart.

our folk tales sprang from places just like this

I sprang from my bed and rushed to the window, and saw the stars falling in great showers;