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Thoughts of Antonia with her candid eyes, the touch of freckling on her pink-white skin, the fair hair gathered back, sprang up in Shelton.

Makeshift medical centers sprang up in an entertainment complex and a home improvement store.

Tears sprang up in her eyes.

The two great ruffians sprang up, and, grasping the long pincers, plunged them into the heart of the fire.

Other industries connected with the automobile were attracted to Detroit, and more and more factories sprang up in and around the city.

If buildings sprang up suddenly out of the ground like mushrooms, their rooftops would be covered with a layer of soil and plants.

Never before had the world seen such a movement. It was a never-ending stream. Towns grew and villages sprang up almost overnight.

"Sha tympany" sprang up in Qing dynasty with its range expanding rapidly and became the generic name of epidemics and unknown diseases.

There sprang up between them a feeling stronger than friendship; that was the feeling of life being only possible in each other's company.

movements inspired largely by religious sentiments, sprang up in both Britain and the United States.

A thousand inquires sprang up from her heart, but she dared not urge one.

Because reading it again now the scenery sprang up in my mind was still the burning clouds like the flare radiance shining the people.

The demand led to a manufacturing boom, and new companies sprang up to meet it.

So all of these different texts sprang up in early Christianity, most of them in the second century.

"Mortgage the homestead again? " Lou cried. He sprang up and began to wind the clock furiously .

Then suddenly Linda sprang up in bed, listening to a sound like someone whistling.

As houses sprang up, their neighbors turned out to be black families, white families and mixes of the two.

From the interwar period a number of schools sprang up in Baghdad, Beirut, Cairo, Damascus and Tunis.

Many of the sweetest sources of profit sprang up in the cracks between regulatory systems; governments are now filling in these gaps.

Tens of hundreds of design consultancies have sprang up in cities like Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou.

A flurry of online-privacy-related start-ups sprang up but only a few survived due to limited consumer appetite.

A suspicion sprang up in his mind.

Scientists dismissed Hubbard's book, but hundreds of Dianetics groups sprang up across the U. S. and abroad.

WHEN a protest movement sprang up in Morocco on February 20th King Muhammad VI chose to ignore it.

Traitors and collaborators sprang up in every town and China was in great peril.

A suspicion sprang up in her mind.

He sprang up and ran to meet me as he always did when I came into sight.

A doubt sprang up in his mind.

Tuesday's hearing was interrupted when a demonstrator sprang up from the crowd and attacked Mr. Murdoch with a plate of foam.

Drawing upon the fruits of that research, America Online sprang up only 30 miles away and has become a driving force in technology.

A cool breeze sprang up in the sky.

Calixta was preparing supper. She had set the table and was dripping coffee at the hearth. She sprang up as they came in.

Hear the news that our brigade wins, we all excitedly sprang up to come.

In the town streets and squares sprang up, as if by magic.

In recent years, a great deal of studies about the management of soil heavy metals pollution by using silicon fertilizer sprang up.

As they brought it forward, one holding either end, a biting wind sprang up and whistled over the hilltop.

Around the same time, Norse colonies sprang up in Iceland and Greenland.

The playful child sprang up from behind the door, scaring their mother half to death.

At the same time, thousands of independent telephone companies sprang up to compete with Bell Exchanges.

Reacting against "Washington's war" , insurgent groups sprang up and suicide bombings, hitherto largely unheard of, became widespread.

From the 1920s until the 1940s, they sprang up all over the territory and acquired a vital social function in the postwar economic boom.

Larks sprang up trilling one after another in the fields, like bubbles rising to the surface of water.

Makeshift checkpoints sprang up, with litter bins, bricks, gates and uprooted lamp-posts used to block cars.

Archer sprang up from his seat. "My God--perhaps--I don't know, " he broke out angrily.

The next year promoters floated a wave of commodity offerings; in Shanghai alone, more than 140 stock exchanges sprang up.

While they cleaned their weapons , harness, and horses, the stars faded away, it became quite light, and an early morning breeze sprang up .

A ceasefire came in 1994. Pipelines sprang up to ship oil and gas from Azerbaijan.

Upon the now ensuing crescendo, he sprang up high from the ground when, according to his calculation, the forte should begin.

money was plentiful, new universities sprang up and great myths evolved to lure young people into the academic life.

a sudden breeze sprang up and died out after rustling heavily the growth of bushes on the ruined earthwork of the fort.

A strong wind sprang up soon after we left the town.

Computer stores sprang up in the area.

A motley population of Europeans, mostly itinerant traders, sprang up, living often in tension with the indigenous tribes dwelling nearby.

in the same way that hundreds of online retailers sprang up in 1999.

Before we had done cleaning out the round-house, a breeze sprang up from a little to the east of north.

Cultures have always changed as new ideas, religions, technologies sprang up and different cultures mingled and traded with each other.

Despite these obstacles, a strong women's network sprang up.

Two hundred miles east of Ashkhabad, where the soil shelved into ridges of scrub-speckled sand, a harsh wind sprang up.

Fauchelevent, who was seated, sprang up as though a bomb had burst under his chair.

When princes failed to repay the Iron Bank, new princes sprang up from nowhere and took their thrones.

She sprang up from her seat to greet us.

Perpetual spring reigned, flowers sprang up without seed, the rivers flowed with milk and wine, and yellow honey distilled form the oaks.

Those were two accounts of the Asian tsunami from two Internet blogs that essentially sprang up after it occurred.

Some fell on rocky places, where it did not have much soil. It sprang up quickly, because the soil was shallow.

A strange idea sprang up in my mind .

Copycat competitions, using ad slogans and popular song lyrics, quickly sprang up elsewhere on the Internet.

In the late Qing dynasty and the early Republican China, workshops of millet vinegar sprang up.

As a result, reading clubs and neighborhood groups sprang up around the city.

The clouds cleared away , and a fresh breeze sprang up .

Though state fairs sprang up as agricultural and educational venues, carnival rides are now must-haves.

and to his surprise, tea plants sprang up from the ground where he had tossed the severed eyelids.

A hot, dry wind sprang up in the afternoon.

The spring sprang up in spring.

Mr Mootoo buildings sprang up on both side of the street, every household has built new buildings, and replace the old rags small bungalow.

After the end of the Cold War, national separatism sprang up extensively.

Copycat competitions, using ad slogans and song lyrics, sprang up elsewhere on the Internet.

The Swedish allegations against Mr. Assange sprang up separately last weekend.

The book caused a small uproar. Clone movies and clone jokes sprang up overnight.

A conversation sprang up about Napoleon's doings in Spain, of which all were united in approving, while Prince Andrey attacked them.

In spite of his burns, he sprang up and rushed towards the fighting.

Monasteries sprang up, which became centres of learning and culture.

Special regional and commercial interest groups sprang up.

But when the blade sprang up and brought forth fruit, then appeared the tares also.

Newspapers and Magazines increased and the first modern publishing houses sprang up.

He sprang up from his seat.

buzz of conversation sprang up, mostly bitter and destructive criticism of Cowperwood.

EverQuest's developers didn't support (nor have initial knowledge of) the market for characters and weaponry that sprang up on eBay.

The critics sprang up with various forms of assessments about the situation, achievement and some works. Most assessments were praises.

"No parking" signs sprang up around the school campus.

Some fell on stony places, where they did not have much earth. And they immediately sprang up because they had no depth of earth.

Also, within months, dozens of other Ajax-driven sites sprang up.

Soon branches sprang up across the country, and they began making loans.

Clone movies and clone jokes sprang up overnight.

The new idea sprang up easily in the elementary school.

A delicate daffodil sprang up from the fissure.

he sprang up with a howl.

Internet chat groups have sprang up where women exchange advice on how to conceive girls.

A breeze sprang up as we were returning.

New theatres and arts centers sprang up.

He sprang up behind the carriage.

Towards evening a cold wind sprang up.

A breeze suddenly sprang up.

When I told her the good news, she sprang up joyfully.

The figure in the jack-in-the-box sprang up when the boy opened the lid.

The soldiers sprang up when they heard the bugle.

A wind suddenly sprang up.

A breeze sprang up and stirred her short hair, which was certainly whiter than the previous year.

"No parking" signs sprang up around the school campus in America.

About 10% of the nation's 35, 000-odd hair salons are now barbers; a new association sprang up last year to help them.

There sprang up that night a wild gale.

Many sprang up in what rare patches of neutral lands could be found on the craggy world

soon a breeze sprang up , and the black ship sailed away

Her temper ripened, her vices sprang up,