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As the voice of the choir swelled, the pope bent forward, his head bowed and his hand covering his mouth.

The poison sacs of the town began to manufacture venom, and the town swelled and puffed with the pressure of it.

After a few days of his mother's death, it rained a great deal and the stream swelled.

She sat down wearily , tucking one foot under her, and her heart swelled up with misery, until it felt too large for her bosom.

it swelled to a roar as they both looked up at the sky -- and a huge motorcycle fell out of the air and landed on the road in front of them.

My heart swelled with love, and I laughed at my self. "Karen was right, " I said. "My rules were crazy. "

I took a picture of him as the cloud of dust and debris swelled.

When he told me that he could not find Hei Shi, my heart sank, and tears swelled up in my eyes immediately.

His hands swelled, and he was unable to use his farm tools.

As China's stock market ble swelled in 2006, his job at a small IT firm began to feel like a sinking ship.

At the right distance, they would be in a newly expanded habitable zone around the swelled-up star.

our knives were ready, and the heart of Black-hawk swelled high in his bosom, when he led his warriors to battle.

It was over this jagged, rusty territory that the moon now loomed, and the swaths of crumpled metal swelled as if carried on a high tide.

Since then it has swelled into a network of 83 companies that account for a staggering 13% of South Korea's exports.

shouted Barg, and he drank all the water out of the mountain lake. His stomach swelled like a balloon, but he held the water strong.

The wind swelled into a storm.

So it gave us a little bit of a swelled head.

The next day, though, he didn't die, but his bottom swelled up and he was covered with bruises.

The sails swelled out in the wind.

The normal clay stabilizer can only play role to the newly water flooded clay mineral, but is not efficient to the swelled clay.

Then, almost invariably, came, "Let us sing 'Courage, brother', " and the air swelled with a lowing of deep male voices.

A crowd, swelled by television crews, engulfed Statue Square, an adjacent plaza dominated by a bronze likeness of a dour Victorian banker.

It was a long flight and it swelled up pretty bad and today he was not as comfortable as he should have been.

At the last clause of this announcement a senseless anger swelled the young man's breast.

He said numbers at these forums have swelled from five people at a first workshop in October 2005 to 100 at the latest in February.

Busloads of devout Muslims from around the country swelled the crowd and chanted for the establishment of Islamic Sharia law in Egypt.

But the tide of foreclosures and a rising national unemployment rate have dramatically swelled the ranks of the newly homeless.

Natasha took the first note, her throat swelled , her bosom heaved, a serious expression came into her face.

His neck swelled with rage, bloody foam covered his jaws, and the breath of his nostrils poisoned the air around.

And those ranks have swelled considerably with the addition of those who have come in from Geronimo.

By the time I left the company in early 2000, our subscribers swelled to 4 million which produced $2. 4 billion in annual revenue.

When my colleagues mentioned my swelled eyes , I always lied and made bad sleep as an excuse.

As the fumes dispersed, the demonstrators returned, their numbers now swelled into the hundreds. Some began pelting police with small rocks.

When she learned that her daughter was accepted by Oxford University, pride swelled in her heart.

Over the weekend, my joints swelled up and I had trouble swallowing.

Toshiba is among many electronics manufacturers around the world looking to ride the wave of demand that has swelled with the iPad.

Friday, the risk premium on J. P. Morgan's key emerging-markets bond index swelled to levels not seen since the start of December.

Swelled perlite is produced from calcined perlite. It has characteristics of little volumetric weight and large porosity.

Already after the game against the Mexicans I felt well, then unfortunately it swelled a bit.

And you can see that as the Fed's balance sheet has swelled, so too have stocks and gold surfed the wave of cash.

My cousin Harold swallowed a bee when he was nine, his throat swelled up and he died.

Then round the swimmer, bored by struggling through the perpetual surf of family life, new combers swelled.

Investor inflows have swelled the Pictet Asian Local Currency Debt mutual fund from $132 million a year ago to $1. 4 billion today.

Zoo attendance swelled on the days the procedures were carried out in a glass-fronted operating room.

This thing would be swelled up and I'd be sitting on top.

His left arm was amputated, he needed skin grafts, and his badly gashed scalp swelled like a balloon.

Days of heavy storms over the weekend swelled rivers and caused flooding, mud slides and evacuations across Northern California.

The breeze swelled out his light clothes.

His eyes swelled and two streams of water released over his smooth rounded cheeks.

Pushtun ranks have been swelled by tens of thousands of people fleeing the north-west, where troops are battling the Taliban.

His face swelled up, he heart stopped and he had to be resuscitated.

eg. The wind swelled out the sails.

The debate heated up when soaring asset prices swelled the coffers of many funds, turning them into big participants in global markets.

She swelled up her head when she learned that she had won the prize.

Overnight, the budget gap swelled to a staggering $26. 3 billion and now grows by an estimated $25m each day.

His heart swelled with pride as he watched his daughter collected her prize.

Drawings and plans of my imaginary houses, maps of my imaginary places, and lists of characters swelled my compilations.

Aggressive cost cutting and a recent boom in debt issuance also have swelled cash balances.

But numbers swelled, eventually drawing in more than a thousand Yemenis in the early hours of Saturday morning.

The wind swelled out the sail.

Intel, whose work force swelled 17% in 2005, said the job reductions would affect all levels of management and all geographies .

Her head swelled up white and a soft as a pillow.

The balloon swelled out with gas.

The sense of triumph and renewed possession swelled within him.

The balloon gradually swelled and then slowly flew up into the sky.

He swelled out his chest with pride.

Tears swelled in my eyes when I saw towns and cities were flattened and children of my son's age were buried in the rubble.

He has gotten such a swelled head since his promotion that he's insufferable.

The wind swelled the sails out .

Continuous heavy rains have swelled many rivers, including the Yangtze, Zhujiang, Xijiang and Minjiang, above danger levels .

The stove was In mid-current of the blast, and its voice swelled to equal the roar of the storm.

His heart swelled with pride as he stood watching his son graduate.

Numbers swelled a little during the week, mostly with Egyptian families on half-term.

The wind swelled the sails.

His heart swelled with pride as he stood watching his son win the race.

So the old frog took a deep, deep breath, and blew and blew and blew, and swelled and swelled and swelled.

swelled up after the fall, the doctor ordered the girl who had sprained her ankle to keep quiet a few weeks.

NEW DELHI: Protests swelled across the nation on Wednesday in support of Gandhian Anna Hazare's fast-unto-death in Tihar Jail.

They limited the man at his meals, but still his girth increased and he swelled prodigiously under his shirt.

She jumped off the platform, spraining the ankle that swelled suddenly.

Millionaire status has become less exclusive in a country where prosperity is high and inflation has swelled the numbers.

The number of participants in short-term summer programs has swelled, as has the interest in courses at more exotic locales.

The dried film had strong ability of water uptake, and an obvious network structure was detected by SEM, after the film swelled in buffer.

As our special report this week spells out, it is not just government deficits that have swelled.

Left to myself, I began to ponder the life this girl led, and my love was swelled by pity.

Enduring the huge ache, he crawled to a shelter, and sucked the poison from the swelled wound.

Builders compete with inventories of existing homes being swelled by mounting foreclosures.

Then, during the resurrected Emperor's campaign of terror, the oceans swelled with blood again.

Some segments of hypha, swelled hypha, pelotons and conidiophore were in colonies in cork and secondary phloem.

His breast swelled within his waistcoat at the idea that now he had a son at Oxford .

Its assets under management have swelled from about $7bn at the time of the acquisition in 2004 to $37bn today.

his chest swelled proudly , his eyes glowed.

Mesangial cell nuclei showed irregular shape and mitochondria swelled, stroma was normal.

The sails swelled (out) in the strong wind.

Gratitude His heart swelled with gratitude to her.

The father was so drawn to the eyes that his own eyes swelled up with tears.

After a few years, however, a new wave of corporate acquisitions swelled up.

As his son played a range of pieces from Mozart to the Beatles, Simon and Garfunkel and Bach, his father swelled with pride.

cell nucleolus bursted in membrane, nucleolus swelled or disappeared and agglutinated with chromatin together.

During the night it rained heavily, and the leather got wet, swelled up, became soft, and gave off an odour.

Meanwhile, Hokkaido's many appeals have swelled, thanks to the mega-hit Chinese movie called "If You Are the One. "

The soft rain swelled into a storm.

Later in the quarter, Bryant and Fisher connected on back-to-back threes as the lead swelled to 27 points.

The murmur swelled into a roar.

I don't like being around her. She has such a swelled head!

You and I have both swelled the list of them.

China's economy has swelled four times in size in a decade, but growth is slowing.

Yet by most measures the population had swelled too high, and their range was deteriorating.

Carlsberg, the brewer, on Tuesday warned of price increases as costs swelled for malt and barley.

By early Friday, the newest organs were performing well but Jesica's brain was swelled and bleeding.

The protests have swelled over the past few weeks with demonstrators demanding cheaper housing, tax cuts and more free education.

These stories stirred me deeply and my heart swelled with emotion.

While her miraculous chest fluttered and her calves swelled, she dreamt of marrying a Bronx Van Gogh.

Market volatility swelled and companies began hoarding cash instead of chasing deals while the cost of capital climbed.

The newly-arrived refugees swelled the ranks of the unemployed.

His heart swelled with gratitude to her.

Students from India, China and eastern Europe have swelled the ranks of applicants.

Still , the KIA is flooded with applications from young Kuwaitis and even executives who have returned as its coffers have swelled .

But by 1999, the total pipeline of future deals had swelled towards $100bn.

So I went out and had fun, went dancing on it even more. The next day, it swelled up like a grapefruit.

The Master Agreement dominated, enabling the OTC derivatives market to boom, and ISDA's membership swelled above 800.

His vanity swelled like a bloated belly .

New Spanish rail lines have swelled Madrid's business population to Seville's loss.

Since a new Spanish railroad opened in 1992, Madrid's business population has swelled at the expense of Seville.

The governor's full public disclosure only swelled the chorus of protests.

The number of boys in the choir has been swelled for the occasion.

By 2006, US debt had exploded to $43 trillion as a gigantic credit bubble created by Greenspan swelled.

Volunteers swelled the ranks of the marchers.

In 1989 the ranks swelled exponentially as two separate strands of exasperation came together.

Her heart swelled, and she could not speak.

My face swelled up because of an inflammation of a wisdom tooth.

Small series of experiences: when the skin becomes Jin Yoon, also white, swelled.

she never swelled to bullock's size, but strained so hard, she cracked and burst.

My collarbone was fractured and my brain swelled up.

The UK population of flatsharers has swelled to 2. 8 million as renders abandon living alone to save money during the crisis.

Hagrid's chest swelled at these last words. Harry and Ron beamed at Hermione.

A big belly swelled out beneath the buttons of his dinner jacket.

and in front, a stream of some natural importance was swelled into greater, but without any artificial appearance.

and the belt wheel is locked by a nut after being swelled properly.

As China boomed, the ranks of the middle class swelled.

Forty years later, surf tourism has swelled in Dakar, and in the past decade more locals are learning the difficult sport.

As share prices soared, balance-sheets swelled.

The laughter swelled more strongly outside him.

The economic slowdown has swelled the ranks of people without health insurance.

Nonviolent protests swelled until Nov. 28, when the Communist Party agreed to relinquish power.

Rescue services estimated that waves swelled to approximately 3m in height.

In recent years, ASEAN's economical and political power has been swelled.

April, come she will, when streams are rip and swelled with rain.

Rills of muddy water rushed and swelled the stream and sund my boat.

That uncertain thing was swelled bigger.

Strong emotions welled up; Smoke swelled from it.

And a swift bee stung his hand and it swelled up.

And many swelled with pride at their role defending their communities and, they said, their country.

Her face swelled up with the toothache.

The banks quickly swelled to a size that dwarfed the economy of some 300, 000 Icelanders back home.

Major surges in 1963 and 1973 caused the formation of ephemeral lakes that swelled behind the ice.

The baby boom swelled the population.

A dumb and grumbling anger swelled his bosom.

The boom has swelled the population of Sublette county, which grew by 24% between 2000 and 2006, faster than anywhere else in Wyoming.

Since then, Alibaba's sales have swelled.

My eyes swelled with sadness.

While there were about four million mobile-services subscribers in India in 2001, the number had swelled to more than 300 million by 2008.

his arms are swelled because of being bound so tight , his wooden shoes are large and clumsy , and he is lame.

Inventory costs at Boeing Commercial Airplanes swelled from about $17 billion in December 2009 to more than $24 billion by December 2010.

Standing in the town, a rainy makes a T-shirt is not dozen wet, but also can prevent heart swelled the tides, with arms.

The market of hawkers in the square swelled.

He had a swelled head.

The number of Indian firms offering LPO services has swelled from 50 in 2005 to more than 140 today.

Mr. Pengnian Yu's company swelled day by day and soon he became a billionaire in Hongkong.

MemBership in the club swelled.

In Fukuoka City, where 1. 3 million people reside, roads and sidewalks cracked or swelled.

Even though I have lived abroad for years, the fragrance of swelled candy rice still lingers in my memory.

Today the otters are protected, and their numbers have swelled to perhaps 150, 000.

Budget deficits for the region as whole in 2009 swelled to 6. 4% of gross domestic product from 2% the year before.

Steel inventories in China have swelled as users remain reluctant to buy more steel in light of dodgy demand for products made from steel.

After the heavy rain the river swelled.

The Lakers' lead swelled to as many as 31 points in the fourth quarter.

My sprained wrist swelled so big.

In America, Ireland and Spain, the collapse of labour-intensive construction swelled the dole queues.

In the same period, the number of Japanese restaurants in China also swelled.

A swelled head doesn't always indicate a surplus of brains.

The rain [melted snow] swelled the rivers.

The meltingsnow swelled the river.

My hands and legs swelled up awfully; I couldn't get my shoes on.

Her ankle swelled up after the fall.

In the upsetting method, the planned swelling parts (2) of the material (1) are bent while the planned swelling parts (2) are being swelled.

True, this time the electoral college swelled to 130, 000, or 12% of the citizenry, from just 7, 000 anointed voters in 2007.

Self-hate swelled in my breast.

The boy swelled with pride .

swelled up after the fall.

Average household debt has swelled to 120 percent of annual income, up from 60 percent in 1984, according to the Federal Reserve.

That number has swelled from 2. 8 million in late June, when regular continuing claims peaked, to 4. 7 million in early December.

Their love grew stronger every day, and my heart swelled with pride as I saw them grow closer together.

Financial wealth in the Asia-Pacific region swelled 10. 7% from the prior year to $5. 7 trillion.

Publicly held federal debt has swelled to 61% of GDP, the highest since 1952.

The number of ETFs has swelled to 2, 747 (see chart 1).

Though the UK economy shrank, British millionaires swelled to 448, 100, up 24 per cent from 2008.

Instead, as Hong Kong's population of Vietnamese refugees swelled in the early 1980s, the Sokos were turned into a Vietnamese refugee camp.

By 1850 the city's total population had swelled to 116, 375.

Last year, it revised up profit forecasts three times, while its market capitalisation swelled to about $100bn.

By the following evening more than 1, 000 people had joined the group, which soon swelled to 2, 000, and then 10, 000 members.

That is partly because the industry has swelled in size.

And by last year the number had swelled to 146m, according to data from the National Bureau of Statistics.

In the five months to May, reported reserves swelled by $269 billion, 20% more than in the same period of last year.

Despite annual tuition hikes at Harvard, its applicant pool swelled from 13, 029 in 1992 to 18, 167 last year.

The flood continued upon the earth for forty days, and the waters swelled and lifted up the Ark so that it rose high above the ground

A Study of Filtration Using Swelled Perlite as Filtrating Materials in Rising Flow

Microcosmic Interpretation for Higher Oil Absorption Rate and Lower Oil Exudation of Swelled Ammonium Nitrate

Characteristics of Roadbed Swelled Ground and Their Influence on Pavement Destruction

enzyme killing and drying are carried out for the pressed and swelled oil seeds;

Research on Property Modification Tech. Of Swelled Soil Filling within Highway Foundation

"The din in front swelled to a tremendous chorus" (Stephen Crane)

Experiments on Lime-Fly Ash Stabilization of Swelled Mudstone on Roadway Floor in Tunnel

Trial on the support of bolt supporting in coal roadway with swelled mudstone and great width

Research on Strength Characteristics of Swelled Soil at High Pressure

The Basic Study on Liquefaction Property of Lower Rank Coal Swelled with Solvent

her breast swelled with milk and her heart with anguish

Applied Study on Nerve Network Model in Non Saturated Swelled Soil

The Analysis on Iron Package's Swelled Reasons of Cartridge

A force swelled by increments from allied armies

My had swelled with the ideas

His foot swelled up pretty big, and so did his leg;