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Memories flash in my mind, as if it was washed, and nameless and numberless images come up vividly.

The militant nature of the western and northwestern tribes is vividly expressed in an elegant and impressive ax blade.

And he seemed to see, quite vividly, a girl: one whom no hardship would ever defeat, one as passionate as a flame.

Flashing at the crossroads and traffic lights, is vividly shown in the traffic lights PLC practical application of the system.

And there was one moment -- I remember if vividly -- when I said to myself, "Chris is out. "

No beginner, it seems to me, can possibly describe a scene or a character really vividly unless he sees it thus in his mind.

If I didn`t remember its epilogue so vividly, I would actually be tempted to think of it as a bad dream.

You see this vividly when the ferry turns up. In winter, there is only one a week and it is often delayed by bad weather.

Just as is vividly depicted, continents that used to be covered by green life now turn deadly black.

He thought not vividly of his mother and father.

in the moonlight, the blinded garden dreams so vividly of its lost colours. The white - washed wall is brilliant against the dark-blue sky.

Even though we're far apart, I can see you as vividly as if you were here with me.

There is no doubt that this cartoon vividly depicts a negative but rampant scenario in modern society: commercial bribery.

A few impressions stand out vividly from the first years of my life; but "the shadows of the prison-house are on the rest. "

A local folk's saying vividly expresses how the local people admire the gully so much and also fear of it so much.

I remember very vividly as a child growing up in England, living through the Cuban Missile Crisis.

This picture vividly depicts a lovely American girl dressed in traditional Chinese costume with a sweet smile on her face.

And I vividly remember that the weekend he was born our mutual friends were in a field near Cambridge, enjoying the bands and bonhomie.

The photo vividly shows a lovely American girl in traditional Chinese costume with a sweet smile on her face.

I remember vividly one instance that proved to me that the youths of Nigeria can achieve any positive goal they set their minds on.

There was barely a page I couldn't imagine vividly, as if this were a movie.

The logs that had been vividly flaming, were rimmed with white frost; and the warm air over the fire turned into snow, delicately dropping.

Close your eyes and imagine as vividly as possible, with all five senses, doing that conceivable thing.

I remember vividly the moment I first understood why organised, competitive sport was hateful. It was a Sunday evening on the A12.

I don't really remember exactly what I learned in third grade, but I vividly remember running around outside during play times.

Novels in Jane eyre love story for rochester, vividly as the fire was the enthusiasm and sincere heart, strongly reveals her love.

On the far side of the open stood one of the hills, with two quaint, craggy peaks, shining vividly in the sun.

I remember vividly the very moment when he told me there seemed something wrong with me and asked me whether he could do something for me.

Might form a brief and to the point summary signal, taught vividly intuitively the content demonstration in front of the student.

As he had genius of telling stories, he told the stories so vividly that the children loved them very much.

Alice can still vividly remember her grandmother teaching her to embroider.

Both the style of this poem and the writing ways of the poem express the British positive romanticism characteristics vividly.

As a great novelist, Delillo depicts vividly a picture of the religious confused citizens struggling in a distorted post-modern world.

The novel offers full and accurate stories vividly with Montage to show thousands of years of human's ideas on love and marriage.

He vividly conveyed the strangeness and wonder of Cantor's theory by telling a parable about a grand hotel, now known as the Hilbert Hotel.

Imagine as vividly as possible what you would be going through if you were suffering the same pain.

Looking back, six years of primary school life vividly, his alma mater, the plants and trees, a brick and tile are so familiar, so friendly.

He could picture the numbers compounding as vividly as the way a snowball grew when he rolled it across the lawn.

Their job is to report accurately, fairly and vividly what they see, hear, smell and read. To tell it as it is.

Swimmers are seen in an amphibious battle vividly portrayed in the designs of an unearthed bronze pot of the Warring States period.

Originated the teaching method of "Learn through songs" myself, be able to instruct in an artistic way, vividly and infectiously .

Okay. So, almost from the moment you were born, and you can remember that vividly?

This set of drawings vividly reflects the destiny of a delicate flower under different circumstances.

What I remember most vividly is the beautiful turquoise colour of the sea and the pure white sand.

In the more than four hundred short stories in Liao Zhai, ghosts and spirits were all vividly personified.

Such an inevitable conflict, together with the impracticability of Philosophical Education, is vividly illustrated in Plato's Cave-Metaphor.

Imagine vividly a situation where you have acted badly, one about which you feel guilty, and about which you wince even to think of it.

A great part of these works show the art spirit and the artistic conception vividly with the line model.

As an important part of the organizational culture of the NGO, its ethic spirit vividly reflects the basic meaning and inherent pursuit.

As is vividly depicted in the cartoon, four children are playing a "football match" and the "ball" is their old and infirm father.

The set of drawings above vividly depicts the destiny of a flower in different circumstances.

A map of "Greater China" in Zbigniew Brzezinski's 1997 book The Grand Chessboard makes this point vividly.

But all of them vividly illustrate the uniquely protean nature of warfare in Afghanistan.

I vividly remember the first time he took me into his confidence .

He vividly imagined the casual questions that might be put to him and the answers he would make to them.

In that vividly depicted scene, Amy was pinned against the wall for 20 minutes, the blade pressed to her throat.

A relatively rare phenomenon known as iridescent clouds can show unusual colors vividly or a whole spectrum of colors simultaneously.

I assure you that hence you apply as the beneficiary of the fund it shall be vividly released to you.

I remember it vividly as though it were happening tonight.

Seals between the highlight luxuries, elegance revealed fashion, architectural features and spatial effect vividly.

but Fuling Fifth man has broken the routine, they whichever essence, to its dregs, a perfect image of man reflected most vividly!

And it was this noble trait that most vividly showed up in that tall, gentleman.

They were able to achieve these vividly realistic effects through brilliant artistry and the use of oil paints .

Visualization post-processing has become the primary means of awareness and understanding of CAE data intuitively and vividly.

However, when developed in the hey days of paintings in Europe, light was vividly endowed with life in whatever way expressed.

Located in east area of anhui man discarding the dross, take the essence, the image of a perfect man reflect incisively and vividly.

They are brief and to the point, simple and charming, vividly prompting the profound life philosophy.

A single statistic from Dr Omi's annual report makes this point most vividly.

I vividly remember our very last dinner together before she went into the convalescent hospital.

Thomas Jefferson sometimes figured as an inventor himself, and there is an anecdote which vividly portrays the character this mind.

The picture vividly depicts a lovely American girl in traditional Chinese costume with a sweet smile on her face.

She was only 14 at the time, but Penelope Whitehead vividly remembers her father's roared command at her over dinner.

In the parts of describes Quasimodo and Claude Frollo, Architecture arts help the novel to display characters and details vividly.

Under a special camera, a 3D model of what the book is describing grows from the pages, to be vividly shown on the connecting screen.

Through multimedia presentations, exhibits performance can be most vividly, people will also enjoy the exhibits whim.

Hans told a tale so vividly that you could see and hear toy soldiers marching and toy horses galloping.

The pointed chin, long neck, the fluffy hair, quick gestures, and the calm strenuousness of her grey-blue eyes, impressed him vividly.

Describe your scene as vividly as you can, through the senses.

Hans told a tale so vividly that you could see and hear toy soldiers marching and toy horse galloping.

No writer more vividly captures what it was like to live through the Great Depression of the 1930's than John Steinbeck.

Many a time afterwards had Hester been tortured, though less vividly, by the same illusion.

He was deluded, vividly hallucinated, and unable to give any coherent history.

The Burne-Jones revival may still have to put down deep roots, but Fiona MacCarthy has brought him vividly to life.

These murals vividly reflects the Egyptians believe in the death of renewable rich, prosperous life of heaven.

jason : it ' s hard to say . it was too wonderful ! you can see mammoths or robots dancing vividly.

Placed in a surprising old building in Vasastan, the apartment offers two floors of pure relaxation and vividly bright interiors.

However, since depths of trauma are recalled more vividly than heights of euphoria, religions should, in his view, prefer the former.

Factually in our life, lots of articles can be used to make prints, and enrich the effects of the paintings vividly.

What was then said and thought still speaks to us as vividly as ever from the printed page.

But in Dunhuang's frescoes the fairy maidens and boys portrayed vividly, are often very cute, deserving appreciation.

By standard production way of documentary, this program narrates the relationship between man and nature smoothly and vividly.

In the report of social heat incident, the incisively and vividly that the distinct advantage of network media reflects.

Finally, taken Laohekou power generation company loans as an example, vividly demonstrated the finance company loan risk management process.

I am not saying they cooked the figures, what I am saying is people tend to remember unpleasant experiences more vividly.

In his works, autumn and winter spring and summer of mountains, water, flowers, trees, is most vividly portrayed, lifelike.

This part of us cannot tell the difference between a real experience and one that has been vividly imagined.

Vividly, he heard the Evil- Spirit debate with him .

The oil painting vividly depicts an old farmer who has gone through various trails of life.

The picture vividly depicts a lovely American girl in traditional Chellonese costume with a sweet smile on her face.

all such characters escaped the mere push of circumstance by imagining a future so vividly that they headed for it.

The book, the author put him to niu niu feelings show incisively and vividly.

Should you run across this tiny vividly colored octopus, you may think to grab it to take home to your salt water tank.

That the father's charactoristic describes vividly about the living condition of the American mid-aged people of that time.

In the boat over 100 figures from "A Dream of Red Mansions" are vividly carved.

Outside my window the night is struggling to wake; in the moonlight, the blinded garden dreams so vividly of its lost colours.

Her sweet face, appealing, pathetic, tormented by the pain of parting, appeared before him as vividly as life.

In the exhibition hall of this blue glass building, pictures vividly displayed the journey of Huawei's growth in Africa.

This vividly describes the great potential and the bright prospect of the cooperation in the region.

Sail again reminded of childhood and partners with the catch frogs, fishing scenes, that are still vividly remembered scenes of joy.

I mean: In living for so long inside this vividly imagined world, I was, in essence, connecting with the story-world I had grown up with.

All of these qualities of America were vividly displayed on a single day, September 11th, when terrorists attacked America.

In addition, under the situation of the company's customer continue to increase, this character will show more incisively and vividly.

Jostling for room, sea anemones, corals, and sponges vividly paint the floor of a kelp forest.

To preside over a social hierarchy requires a sharp eye for detail, and this may explain why snobs often write vividly.

That wine tasting is a subjective experience is vividly illustrated by this frustrating phenomenon.

Although life is only a circus , we still have to play vividly.

That reality has been vividly illustrated in recent months as the authorities made final preparations for the Games.

Disruption of that economy, as the last year has so vividly demonstrated, does not serve their purposes.

The Judas gospel vividly reflects the struggle waged long ago between the Gnostics and the hierarchical church.

The commission, which regulates fireworks' explosive power, here vividly shows the potential of pyrotechnics for bodily harm.

Although performed in Italian, music is the a universal language without boundary and describes the emotions incisively and vividly.

vividly and dramatically organizing serial activities to advance "service consumption to the new century" .

The film vividly shows the stark realities of life for the poor and hungry.

Even if protests fizzle for the time being, a certain pride of reclaiming possession was vividly in evidence.

Hunting rock paintings which have different styles and abundant contents re-presented the hunting scenes in the primitive society vividly.

Read the childhood recently Recently, I read a book of gorky's childhood, vividly portrayed the protagonist allyson miserable childhood.

When I was a kid, I lived in the countryside with my grandma and I remember vividly my first trips out of the village.

A famous English writer Daniel Defoe to a Robinson story, vividly written one by one plot.

Yet it is highly unusual for people to think more vividly about their future selves than about their present selves, say psychologists.

These symbols have the rich cultural meaning, has manifested the Olympics ideal value orientation and the cultural connotation vividly.

Pursue pattern delicate, closely effect, sequins entirely by artificially sewing, design more vividly.

One of our case presentations illustrated vividly not only the possibility but also the advantage of Internet-based therapeutic support.

Featuring a wide array of zones and special weapons, whose pyrotechnic effects are vividly colorful and fun to use.

This blank wall of contradiction brought back vividly to Victor Henry his last trip to the Soviet Union with the Harriman mission.

I heard this vividly from the radio announcer: "There shall be snow" , then later claimed, "Sorry, it never fell" .

indeed , tv coverage of desert storm vividly portrayed iraqi soldiers registering these effects of battlefield shock and awe.

They vividly reflect ChInese farmers' hard experience In the old society when they suffered exploitation and pressure from landlords.

The speaker pictured the suffering of the poor vividly.

On the individual level, it is vividly evidenced by the man in the picture that his exercise improves his health and mood as well.

The role of black tea in the upper class life is vividly reflected in The Lady of the Camellias by Alexandre Dumas Jr.

The conservatism and judicial activism was embodied vividly in a series of cases decided by the Supreme Court.

She was vividly depicted in a series of illustrations by Dermot Power.

the picture above provided vividly display that the handsome england super football star beckham is widely popular among the youngers .

You might describe an extremely unusual situation, reveal a shocking statistic, or vividly portray an alarming problem.

They enthusiastically filmed elephant hunts, vividly coloured parrots and dutiful but dim native porters.

For a quick punch of style, forget about paint, and rely on vividly colored towels and rugs.

Of the person exalted or the person's meanness, can be in one picket marriage the earth's surface of incisively and vividly comes out now.

The fluent and active lines vividly fully depict the beautiful early spring in the south of Yangtse River , with indistinct frog and water .

these vividly depicted pictures have significant meaning to research on japanese technology and history.

Twenty-five years after the explosion at the Ukrainian facility, I vividly recall every detail of those terrible days of April 1986.

Townley Ms. Hua vividly described the interns in the Microsoft Asia Research institute practice process, lets schoolmate on the scene envy.

Village women described vividly how their participation made all the difference.

While writing this post, I also reviewed the history of our relations, all of them vividly, feeling once again be driven.

On design style, classic pure and fresh quietly elegant and contemporary Ming Yan are lively develop incisively and vividly.

The cynics warn us that the collapse of our resolutions will only make us more vividly aware of our shortcomings.

Players, too, are sketched vividly and personally-from Steve Young and Joe Montana to Randall Cunningham and Ricky Watters.

Endpoint detection and DTW are realized in VC environment. Off-line simulation is designed to observe the validity vividly.

To Acupoints more accurate, more vividly expressed, physicians are constantly looking for better ways.

When he tells stories, he narrates vividly and humourously, making witty remarks. Every one likes to listen.

As is vividly depicted in the drawing, four young people are playing a "football match" of caring their helpless father on the playground.

Her slim body, chest and hips is very obvious, a curve, in this embodiment of the two sites can be vividly.

Stories abound in ancient Chinese historical and literary texts about these fairy mountains, all vividly told.

This idiom vividly described the imbalance phenomenon in regional development in Guangdong.

Modern mooncakes differ mainly from traditional types most vividly in the type of fillings that are offered.

Events that the older generation remembers vividly are nothing more than past history.

A really accurate, searchable store of events could also help us preserve our experiences more vividly for posterity.

So in England, Canterbury is likened to the cradle of the faith in Christianity vividly by people.

The story of 'YouTube cops' vividly shows how Russian law enforcement structures react to the attempts of online whistle-blowers.

The cartoon vividly illustrates a gang of youngster, holding axes in their hands, are rushing to fight with others.

In saying that, promises, a sense of days vividly.

"Lion King" more to Shakespeare's famous tragedy "Hamlet" in the Characters in tragedy vividly the role of replacement done.

Really bemoan people now can enjoy a few of the most vividly the snow.

The culture is distinctive from other communities and vividly depicted with local knowledge theory.

One area where cost control in the labor market is vividly apparent is corporate benefits, particularly for health care.

The answer is that they remember the blessing of God, the great thing God has done so vividly that they describe it in present tense.

He saw it most vividly in the relationship between a butterfly and its host plant.

Visualisation of simulation results is carried on to present the diffusion process of Al-Mg system vividly.

A simple doggerel tells us vividly the meaning of the property right.

In addition, dogs bark, the helicopter circled the war fireworks, the game can vividly reflected.

"Both teaching and learning, " in Life Insurance Marketing vividly reflected in the classroom.

The abstractions that once vividly inspired us now seem camouflaged in the emotional landscape of Kandahar.

The famous play called the Teahouse by famous Chinese writer Lao She vividly describes the rise and fall of a teahouse.

The program vividly captures the historical charm and pristine joy that long has been shielded from the glitz and glamour of modern cities.

Relive the event as vividly as you can.

This can lead to distortions of policy and unsustainable growth, as the financial crisis has vividly illustrated.

Ms Jiang vividly recalls her own stumbling attempts to express herself succinctly before selection boards.

No region of the world demonstrates the power of free markets more vividly than the Asia Pacific.

With the design, the dense radar signal environment can be made vividly.

Slater's self-ejection vividly illustrates the personal story behind the numbers.

I remember the moment vividly.

As a cognitive phenomenon, metaphor helps us to describe an object more vividly by using another object with similar attributes.

This poetic is expressed vividly and incisively in their works and each artist have his(her) specialty.

In this article, the author introduces Icon - method to do this exchange rapidly and vividly, which is good for assemble language learning.

The beauties of nature gone vividly with coming of rainy season. A little boy looked into lens fondly.

Remember that the more vividly you can visualize that place's details, the more effective your memorization will be.

We were frightened at the frightening story he told vividly.

The basic concepts and knowledge of crystal structures were vividly represented in a fire-new mode of teaching.

The cartoon vividly depict the relationship between wealth and happiness.

The design fulfils a kitchen here, open kitchen lifestyle gets the play of incisively and vividly.

To go, we can see a pair of milk stone, such as the flying fish two vividly, so called "Beas on the feeding. "

Leave Little India Arcade by Campbell Lane, turn right and you'll see the vividly colourful flower shops selling garlands and fresh flowers.

I vividly remember seeing a Calvin Klein perfume advertising campaign using images of nude men and women.

Presenting the elements of the stylish incisively and vividly, a period of popular pioneer tiptoes.

remember I can still vividly remember my grandfather teaching me to play cards.

The vividly colored fish-with silver, yellow, royal blue, black-and-white stripes and more-are a feast for eyes.

The work on phone comic reader need to provide solutions one-comic-book design and terminal picture resolution to show vividly.

Their day together remained vividly in his thoughts.

The set phrase means that a work of art is depicted very vividly, like the real thing.

The squad leader was a vividly drawn character.

It is vividly depicted in the cartoon that a boy is running along the racetrack with painstaking efforts, sweat pouring down his face.

It is the folk tradition of Spain's annual holiday, enjoy it people were vividly described as "tomato battle. "

by imagining a future so vividly that they headed for it.

The innervation design form can embody the design thought and spirit more vividly.

Turning around and looking through the crack I had walked through, it is simply so vividly bright.

Using the sum of probability breadth and comparison with Riemann Integrals, the idea and method of path integrals are vividly explained.

and 5. the smoke is strong in shielding capacity and can simulate the fire effect vividly.

I remember most vividly the frightening pace of the lectures.

The bottle by anaglyph gimmick, make wulong evident in bottle face above, be vividly portrayed, in ru porcelain is very rare.

For in the darkest moments it becomes vividly clear that life is a priceless treasure.

The three concepts assimilate each other and become a "dialectical circle" which is vividly demonstrated by the metaphor of the river.

There are very few contemporary Chinese painters who can so vividly portray the life of the minorities.

For in the darkest moment it becomes vividly clear that life is a priceless treasure.

In his long career as a journalist, he vividly presented a survey of rural development in China through his works.

The plot of the story is very simple, natural and intelligible, but the characters were described very truly and vividly.

He related to his students his adventures vividly.

I can't recall now. All I can remember, and vividly, was my complete immersion in the Roman world.

This one night, I and charm, recovery long-unseen, the joy of incisively and vividly.

I had barely finished my words when a childhood vision appeared vividly in my mind.

"Three jujubes a day helps to keep youth" , the Chinese old saying vividly describes the function of jujube.

Picture yourself vividly as defeated and that alone will make victory impossible.

How vividly does the writer draw upon memories of personal experience or the experiences of others?

It reflected vividly the conflict between money and the affection, inspired people to consider money's value again.

As is vividly depicted in the cartoon, four children are playing a "football match" of taking care of their aged father.

This truth can be seen most vividly in our interactions with other people.

All these amply and vividly demonstrated the media's social responsibility and role in public welfare.

Such contrast is also vividly illustrated on the images, presented below.

The spirits in the book are all vividly personified.

Nothing is left so vividly in our mind AS the impressions we received in our younger day.

This Chinese proverb vividly collapse.

He vividly described his journey to Africa, which made us envious.

It depicted vividly how a disabled girl became a writer. He felt inspired after reading it.

Such beauty should be clearly seen, vividly felt the dry or moist.

WwW. zIdiR. coM Recalling history, the humans' pursuit of freedom seems an intriguing picture scrolls vividly in our deep thought.

The story of his life is vividly recounted in this new book.

Do You know "Bird Nest" ? This is a proud place of the world. The creativity of human beings is exerted the most vividly in this way.

A home in Jackson family reflect incisively and vividly.

Recall Death. Foe vividly recalls its future death and dies.

I can picture, quite vividly, the sequence of events that will lead to the discovery.

The figures are crafted so vividly and exquisitely.

So-called muck, in today's society show incisively and vividly.