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Oregon State now was beginning to roll. They swept through the Super Regionals the next week to punch their improbable return trip to Omaha.

Shouting in his abandon, he felt as if he had dissolved into the hubbub, with the surface of the river to be swept through the long gorge.

Within days, a terrible epidemic swept through the Taihu district. In less than a week, over half of the people there were dead.

The snow walls pressed him on every side, and a great surge of fear swept through him--the fear of the wild thing for the trap.

Thirteen years later, when riots swept through 29 of Britain's inner cities, Powell's prophecy appeared to have been fulfilled.

On the Friday of the attacks, word swept through the city that there was another wave of shooting at the main train station.

problems swept through Europe, sending the euro to its lowest level against the dollar in two months and hurting share prices.

A fire swept through a clothing factory in Bangladesh last night. Officials say at least 109 workers were killed, most of them women.

A blizzard had just swept through Portland, so during a bout of cabin fever I began writing songs for her.

Officials in the central United States say at least 30 people were killed when dozens of tornadoes swept through the area late Sunday.

The region was becalmed, even as democratisation and economic liberalisation swept through so much of the rest of the world.

They told me that at the end of the second week of the siege the US troops swept through the Jolan.

History of the most beautiful pianist Ray playing magic fingers, as if a tropical storm swept through my inner world tonight.

Hailstones the size of grapefruit were reported as the storms swept through the region, creating flash floods as well as tornadoes.

The 7. 9-magnitude quake reduced much of Tokyo to rubble, and as refugees tried to leave, firestorms swept through the city.

The protest then swept through the country, reaching Bishkek the next day.

Rioters swept through Bristol, Liverpool, Nottingham and, with especial vehemence, Birmingham.

AP At least 23 people were killed in Turkey when floods swept through Istanbul, swamping houses and turning roads into fast-flowing rivers.

Would you be so puzzled if several heavy thunderstorms swept through, dumping a few inches of rain?

The hikers sat tight in a mountaintop cave while a strong storm swept through the area.

Hundreds of bartering websites cropped up in 2007, when the legend of Kyle MacDonald swept through the country.

Sometimes he would lie on his couch full length, exhausted by the surge of ideas that swept through his noodle.

Premier Zhu Rongji spoke of a 'wind of embellishment and falsification' that swept through the statistical system.

Fires swept through more than 900 hectares and destroyed at least 5 homes and a church.

And a gust of wind swept through, starting with a leaf, that leaf will wind movements.

Hanging Gardens of Fragrance is also tenderness mist cloud drift, Norman conquest of the hurricane has swept through the sea side.

I thought that I would fail my driving test again, but this time to my own surprise, I swept through.

Many banks are looking at whether to eliminate jobs, reversing a hiring spree that swept through Wall Street in the wake of the crisis.

David and his crew continue to harvest tobacco despite changes that have swept through this county in recent years.

In Sendai, the city largest near to the quake epicentre, the waves swept through the car park of the airport and engulfed buildings.

All such efforts halted in the early 1970s as civil war swept through Cambodia, with combatants planting land mines near the ruins.

Its activist role in rescue and assistance efforts after a tsunami swept through parts of Southeast Asia was much noted in the region.

A wave of anti-Israel demonstrations swept through cities around the world and Turkey recalled its ambassador.

And similar ideals swept through the world's largest religion, many of whose adherents had found themselves fighting one another.

Rebel fighters converging in armoured cars from Zawiya in the west and Misrata in the east quickly swept through the city from both sides.

The mine shafts have been closed because of the giant coal consolidation project that has swept through Shanxi during the past two years.

'This will make the hurricanes looks like child's play, ' he said, referring to a series of storms that swept through Haiti in 2008.

As the Asian financial crisis swept through the region, our economy came under tremendous strain.

Technicians there are struggling to make safe reactors damaged by the quake and the wall of water that's swept through the complex.

Fires swept through the outskirts, where the houses, being mostly of wood, were razed to the ground.

Even that proviso looked threadbare when grim-faced Italian police, backed by bulldozers, swept through shanty towns full of Romanians.

A gust of wind swept through, then dancing orchid, like a butterfly, like stretching his body.

The fire swept through the theatre, devastating the entire building.

Wind roared, epidemic swept through the earth, surrounded by a piece of white snow and ice in the world.

A steamship fire that swept through the General Slocum in New York harbor killed some 1 030 people.

After months of stalemate, the rebels put together a coordinated offensive that swept through Tripoli with surprising speed.

It looks as if a tornado swept through your room.

I paused for a moment, hating the wave of guilt that swept through me.

It is learned from this storm swept through the western United States Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic Ocean to the vast areas of Northeast.

Roofs of houses in Fire Island, New York, were blown away by Hurricane Gloria as it swept through the area, Sept.

They crunched over the snow into the silent village, bending forward against the mountain wind that swept through the street.

A wave of labour unrest swept through factories midyear, though foreign-owned businesses were most affected.

More than 40 people lost their lives after riots and then a fire swept through a prison in the resort of Monastir.

Enterprises'merger mhws swept through on the Internet, traditional Bookstore has been little impact.

Throughout 1949, the People's Liberation Army swept through China ultimately pushing Nationalist forces off the mainland.

Near-panic swept through Singapore, until rumors of down-town riots proved unfounded.

The winds of change that swept through Tunisia and Egypt have slowed, and need invigoration.

Meningococcal disease was first described in 1805 when an outbreak swept through Geneva, Switzerland.

Fans huddle together after a storm swept through an open air music festival near Hasselt, about 80 kilometers east of Brussels, Belgium.

In September wildfires swept through the town of Bastrop, outside Austin, destroying more than 1, 000 homes.

An epidemic of flu and bronchitis swept through the tent camp at Masan.

In the distance, lights were flickering but the rain had swept through the whole echoing city.

No shockwave swept through the Arab world as news of Bin Laden's death spread, and that is perhaps the most fitting epitaph.

The city heat, kubla khan dripping wet, hot summer so swept through.

The HSBC job losses build on the grim trend that swept through Europe last week.

Extreme summer heat after a long drought. Until now, Victoria's most destructive bushfire swept through the state on January the 13th, 1939.

The news swept through the town.

only desperate and cold, the momentum to swept through rough.

Earlier in the spring fire had swept through the new green woods, blackening them.

Severe storm swept through early Thursday.

Again a frisson of excitement swept through his heart.

A contagion of fear swept through the crowd.

Up to three months of floods swept through Thailand, 26 are still the government, as there are already 373 people were killed.

The news swept through the firm.

Rumours swept through the town.

In January 1942, the Japanese swept through Southeast Asia, the cruel war machine.

Under the influence of postmodernism, a current of reflection swept through the whole western academic circles in 60s of 20th century.

Panic swept through the crowd.

Of anger swept through the crowd.

A wave of panic swept through the city.

Dagen hurried ahead to open the bronze palace doors, and he swept through them and down the marble corridor.

Hundreds of people became homeless as flood swept through.

The news swept through the village like wild fire.

Between 14 and 16 April, storms swept through several states, with North Carolina the hardest hit.

The news swept through the village like fire.

A gust of happiness swept through her.

The Third Cholera Pandemic from 1852 to 1859 swept through Asia, North America, and Africa hitting Russia particularly hard.

She swept through anger.

In December 1952 a mix of fog and coal smoke again swept through London, killing 4, 000 or so residents.

Ted Hamm uses a firehose to mop up hot spots after the Station Fire swept through his property August 30, 2009 in Acton, California.

Millions of fish were killed last year when a virus called infectious salmon anaemia swept through Chile's salmon farms.

Porcine blue-ear disease swept through many farms late last year, killing millions of pigs.

When Hurricane Mitch swept through Honduras in 1998, for example, poor households lost 15-20% of their assets but the rich lost only 3%.

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