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All this I did not take in at once; for at first I could see nothing but those quivering, glittering, changeful eyes turned up into my face.

He said he'd come to help me; but he let me down. He never turned up.

The visitor who talked to the Guardian turned up mid-afternoon and waited 45 minutes before giving up on an attempt to see it.

It turned up the morning of June 10 in a lobster trap at the mouth of the Thames River in London, England.

His acquaintances resented the fact that he often turned up in popular restaurants with her.

Tens of thousands turned up to cheer him when he made a brief visit to Ottawa in February.

He began to worry about the necessity of a new connection and to see impending serious financial straits unless something turned up.

A businessman who lost his mobile phone on a beach was amazed when it turned up - in the belly of a giant cod.

The corners of her mouth voluptuously turned up, as in the antique masks of Erigone, had an air of encouraging the audacious.

Well, let me call the shoe department to see if they've found a passport. Sorry, your passport hasn't turned up there either.

We'd like to say thank you to all of those supporters who turned up to watch us play.

A fine example of these early notes turned up in this small hoard of 113 scarce specimens.

There has not been much publicity about this activity, therefore few people turned up in the hall yesterday.

Very few civilians turned up, but police were out in droves and censors banned the word "jasmine" from China's micro blogs.

When the ring turned up in the lost and found, she was delighted, to say the least.

The head also permits the camera to be turned up or down through a 90-degree angle in a movement known as tilting.

It was going to be a hot one. He turned up the air-conditioning, then tuned into his favorite satellite radio channel, Blue Collar Comedy.

You should have seen Peter when Becky turned up in her short skirt. His eyes were popping out of his head.

When the police turned up, they checked his ID and discovered he'd been a naughty 37-year-old boy and was wanted for a string of robberies.

So far, the swine flu causing global health concerns has not turned up in U. S. pig herds.

So when fossils with these jaw structures have turned up, it had been assumed that the creatures were eating tough foods too.

Then, with a few black yellow teeth also restless showing in two turned up to greet the spring breeze of the lip sewing.

The cameras turned up to check out the situation, and for a day's filming as a trial run.

Then there was the matter of the nine hundred or so private FBI files on former Republican staff members that turned up in the White House.

One day she turned up in a packed schoolyard at break-time dressed as an Easter bunny, hopped around for a while, and then hopped off home.

The Mona Lisa turned up after about a year and a half in the shop of an antique dealer in Italy.

Very few civilians turned up, but police were out in droves and censors banned the word "jasmine" from China's microblogs.

They dug until they had turned up the soil from one end of the orchard to the other, round the tree-roots and between them.

Recently, "Chinese students cheat mobile phone" incident turned up in news paper in Spain frequently and also, it has generated debates.

Hundreds of people turned up for her funeral yesterday to honor one of World War II's most courageous spies.

None of his friends has ever turned up since Tom went bankrupt ---they are nothing but friends of wine and meat.

If it had turned up Down There again, do you think I'd still be sitting here?

I went to his office to ask him for some help, and he simply turned up his nose at me!

After many lurid front page headlines, he turned up in Belgium having contemplating suicide as a way out of his depression.

Even so, Chile seems to have been unprepared for the virus when it turned up, apparently in imported salmon eggs.

They were supposed to, but so far nobody's turned up, and I'm left on my own to do the work. This is the first break I've had all day.

Some banks turned up to Oxford's finance fair but did not recruit anyone, Mr Black says.

They were all times when the colour, contrast and volume controls of life seemed to have been turned up several notches higher than usual.

He looked rather out of place when he turned up In full ceremonial rig.

When Mr Brown turned up uninvited at this event (he had simply bought a ticket), many breakfasters lined up to have pictures taken with him.

Spring turned up the next day, in the great willow tree down at Woodville.

In a few seconds , she stretched herself out stiff , and turned up her eyes .

While all the other hopefuls turned up to audition in sloppy T-shirts and baseball hats, Haley appeared in a button-down shirt and jacket.

They did not cover their mouths when yawning and were not at all apologetic when they turned up late, he added.

Eg : I asked you to help me to find a new apartment, but you're turned up next to nothing. I have to ask someone else next time.

No internal documents have turned up to show that the company ever addressed the problem.

Two days later, it turned up in a residential area to the south, presumably adopted by a new owner.

Along these ditches I turned up some pieces of pottery, all of it broken, and arrowheads, and a very neat, well-finished stone pick-ax.

When five EU leaders turned up in Washington, DC, for the G20 summit last November, he saw none of them.

Actress Vanessa Hudgens also reportedly met with authorities over nude photos allegedly hacked from her email account that turned up online.

He posted a notice on his MySpace site about the party and 500 people turned up to his suburban home in Melbourne on Saturday.

The romantic note went missing for years but strangely turned up in a university mailroom earlier this month.

He turned up the bank only to be passed by the other car.

The components of various common salts (magnesium, sodium, potassium and chloride ions, in particular) turned up in quantity.

MORE than 17, 000 people turned up in the hot sun on July 16th to see Barack Obama speak at a campaign rally.

However, her regime turned up to be a showcase of territorial expansion.

Micke turned up the volume on the stereo in the hopes that some of the girls would come in and see how cool we were.

Oh! the age of the face that was turned up again, with an expression, half of melancholy, half of slyness, on it!

Capital investment by businesses turned up in the first quarter, boosted by outlays for commercial structures and equipment and software.

Several hundred dead red-winged black birds, starlings, sparrows, and grackles have now turned up in Louisiana near Baton Rouge.

The next day, to everyone's surprise, Mr. Potts turned up with his hat in its normal position.

They then reviewed previous experiments, which had turned up a link between alcohol consumption and NR1 activity.

In November and December, police in Yanji, Jilin province, turned up the heat by raiding more homes suspected of harboring North Koreans.

Anyone wondering when to expect the best man speech and dancing would have soon learned they had turned up to the wrong party.

Lieutenant Utenkova said the search of the apartment turned up seven removable hard drives, four flash cards and three laptops.

He also turned up with her in 1983 on the Merv Griffin chat show, where she was introduced to the American public.

In 2004, an x-ray turned up a spot on Olsen's lung, and the infrared-camera developer had to wait a year for clearance to fly.

Both groups' data also turned up signs the youngsters have been experiencing at least subtle nerve damage.

Macao officials said an independent audit had not turned up any evidence of illegal activity .

Oddly enough, many people volunteered to help organize the meeting, but only a few turned up.

Several hundred volunteers turned up to try and remove the translucent pellets, but the beaches could still take months to clean.

This year thousands of Serbs turned up for the battle's commemoration, including several Serbian ministers.

A cock, scratching in the farmyard for food for the hens, turned up a precious stone that shone and sparked in the sun.

Fard, an ex-con, silk salesman, and eccentric storefront preacher who turned up in a Detroit ghetto around 1930.

With the sound turned up , the vibrations come right through the speakers and literally can be felt on every flat surface .

The Lion King was advertised in the newspaper so I just turned up and auditioned for it, so it was a good break.

An excavation of a bronze-age city in south-eastern Iran turned up a pair of dice dating back nearly 5, 000 years.

"I will go and find Snubby Nose, " he said, "for he must be as ugly as I am with my little turned-up nose. "

On top of that, coprolites, as palaeontologists politely describe fossil faeces, have turned up with ammonite shells in them.

But according to the company, it turned up no evidence of wrongdoing of any kind.

We're both going Atkins today - always turned up my nose at it, but a big ole omelette with cheese and bacon helped.

Chris Whitehead made headlines in May when he turned up for class in his younger sister's black skirt.

That's when astronomers turned up a handful of large trans-Neptunian objects that led to the creation of the "dwarf planet" category.

The police turned up the heat as they interrogated the man.

No delegation from Spain turned up for the Airbus ministerial meeting in Paris and no explanation was provided for the Spanish absence.

It was January 7th, and he had turned up for a public hearing on the region's recovery from Ike.

Do you see what I mean? It' s turned up to the coldest setting but there's no cold air coming out.

biting teakettle - Mr. Weasley turned up a couple of these on one of his nighttime raids (CS3).

By late 2010 output and employment had turned up in most rich countries but not enough to regain pre-crisis levels (chart 3).

The scientists turned up plenty of antioxidants, as well as a few bartending tips.

In the evening, lying on the writing table in the office, he turned up and down for two things----college and girl.

Such differences have turned up in experiment after experiment.

So the company has turned up the dial on its link-removal machine.

How? The Innovator's DNA describes five habits that turned up in their study time and time again.

The U. S. has turned up the heat on China in the past month and has seen some results.

t hear the news clearly. Would you mind if I turned up the radio?

when Gordon turned up at my place in Holland Park, at 9 a. m. sharp, I was still in bed.

Then, Ron, you come bounding downstairs going, 'Mum, look who turned up in the night! '

We obviously liked the song enough to re-record it later on, and I think it also turned up on a couple of live albums.

Her boyfriend Max Irons also turned up to support her and the couple were later spotted leaving the after-party hand-in-hand.

Socially, I tried to remember what I'd been like at Liverpool when a new player turned up.

Our hearts will beat with a higher vibration and the frequency of light will have been turned up.

INTO the second week of Corporal Gilad Shalit's hostage ordeal, both sides have turned up the heat.

Measured at a quarterly rate, the index has visibly turned up since the start of this month.

Software produced by this syndicate turned up in 36 countries on six continents.

The head of the horse was found not far from the blast, but its hooves turned up blocks away in every direction.

All of a sudden, a policewoman turned up and pulled the man by his ear.

Incidentally, Napoleon was not Napoleon but a man named Trevor Francis, who later turned up playing for Birmingham City.

In breeding tests, the trait turned up in about 40 percent of the unusual mouse's offspring.

Lindsay Lohan and Taylor Momsen recently turned up in almost identical outfits, but who wore it better?

In 1962 someone at the Genetics Institute in Pavia , Italy, turned up the temperature in an incubator holding fruit flies.

One hundred years after his death, Lee's oath turned up in the National Archives.

A telescopic sky survey has turned up 14 new objects in and around the Kuiper Belt, the icy debris field out past Neptune.

Some turned up at the place, mingling more among the curious spectators rather than among the pilgrims avid for heavenly signs and favours.

The party took place on a wintry night; in all, about fifty Al Thagher alumni turned up to mingle and share a meal.

A patent search turned up a device used for initiation rites dating back as far as 1900 that shocked and spanked its user.

When I phoned her, she told me: "I will come at once. " However, I waited for her for three hours, and then she turned up.

The tainted beans turned up in several provinces, and the central city of Wuhan announced it destroyed 3. 5 tons of the vegetable.

Some neighbours were wonderful and turned up with food and money while others began to gossip.

Days, whole weeks would go by when nothing turned up on the Web sites and none of our phone messages was returned.

He had been coasting along all too hospitable shores for five years when he turned up as James Gatz's destiny at Little Girls Point.

Eventually my watch turned up in a coat pocket.

The report also turned up the heat on lawmakers to offer federal aid to auto makers.

ParknShop turned up the heat in the supermarket price war yesterday.

Kit was a shockheaded shambling awkward lad with an uncommonly wide mouth, very red cheeks, a turned-up nose.

On the day the tutor turned up, the weather forecast said that the highest was 10 degrees, but it turned out to be 5 degrees.

a marathon week-long concert of Frederic Chopin music turned up in Warsaw, Poland, on February 22.

Even experts were surprised when jewelery turned up in the hall.

And they have also turned up in a type of hard, specialised steel made by Sandvik, a Swedish engineering firm.

And they have even turned up in a type of hard, specialised steel made by Sandvik, a Swedish engineering firm.

So when we turned up on Sun and realised my mistake at the reception desk, I was wondering where we were going to put up for that night.

The crime has turned up in Toronto, Peel and Montreal, police say.

When she turned up on the party with the necklace, she got all the applause and flattering. She was filled with vanity.

When the cuff is turned up the two selvage edges, where the denim is sewn together, can be seen.

One man had the news on his car radio turned up as close to 100 people surrounded the car listening to the reports.

Years later, his dream came true and guests turned up in hordes .

The missing document turned up in a file.

He turned up in well-cut clothes. . . and upmarket felt hats.

Although the hi-tech piece of kit hadn't turned up evidence for the gravitational waves it was seeking, it did turn up a lot of noise.

He turned up a file called Interceptor, which other researchers identified as a tool for eavesdropping.

Anyway, me and my pals turned up in the morning, and spent the whole day being jostled by other fish.

Something turned up and I was unable to go.

So they arranged to move their things in to Toad Hall, and sleep there, and keep it aired, and have it all ready for you when you turned up.

He had already discovered Kamala's house in the city long before, there he turned up the following day.

But I needn't have hurried; he never turned up.

Be cheerful. Keep the corners of your mouth turned up. Hide your pains , worries, and disappointments under a smile.

Lara turned up to the beach party in a skimpy swimsuit.

New research has turned up evidence of a link between endocrine-disrupting chemicals in the environment and poor IVF outcomes.

We have been waiting for him for two hours but he hasn't turned up.

In fact, when turned up all the way, the Series 9 screen is brighter than the Air's or any other laptop screen I can recall.

The fears were wide of the mark: not one person turned up to complain.

This is not the first time westerners have turned up in the Orient pushing their favourite games.

In Bahrain earlier this month, a football team purporting to be from Togo turned up for a friendly match, which they lost 3-0.

On Thursday, the demonstrators who turned up around the ExCel Center, where the G-20 leaders met, were reported in the hundreds.

Brooks says an officer smelled pot when a door was opened and a search turned up marijuana.

Flame retardant chemicals turned up in car seats, nursing pillows and more.

As soon as the old man passed away, they set to work with spades and ploughs and turned up the soil over and over.

They closed the door and turned up the lamp.

Very few people turned up to vote in the high density Harare suburbs compared with the elections on March 29 .

with a cute turned-up nose, is leaning forward, creating a second illuminated profile just below hers.

Army scientists are carrying out research into nuclear isomers for atomic power sources whose output can be turned up or turned off at will.

As a result, if two tracks are turned up to the same volume at home, the more recent will sound noisier.

I turned up my collar against the wind.

Soon after she made it back to work on Sunday, a male hairdresser turned up offering to cut the patients' hair.

The study also turned up evidence that at least some long-term incentive plans include meaningful performance targets.

A Sheffield police officer that turned up for work with the hairstyle of U. S. pop star Eminem was sent home.

A misty chill hung in the air, so I turned up the collar of my coat.

Last night an uninvited guest turned up to make five for bridge.

She invited loads of friends to her party, but only a handful of them turned up.

Only two people at the meeting turned up the thumb for the idea.

It would please me if he had turned up with these fifty thousand swords he speaks of.

But then Keith turned up with that friend of his.

In a declining market, never consider the minor trend has turned up until the trend changes on the Trend Line Chart.

The Board Meeting turned up a negative decision to his proposal.

Sunday did not feel Sunday-like unless Sitanath Babu turned up.

B: You know what, she turned up at last with a handsome young man.

A white car turned up to take the groom and the bride to the church.

Would you mind if I turned up the radio?

Godard's jump cuts in "Breathless" (1960) turned up in every TV ad.

Six years ago, his director pal Tim Burton turned up with an original cast recording of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.

While Mr. Wang was in hospital, his two daughters took turns looking after him. However, to my amazement, his beloved son never turned up.

Our cat was missing for days but eventually it turned up, looking a bit thinner than before.

Surely, once they turned up missing, theft of Order property would be added to the list of charges.

We have been waiting for an hour, but he still has not turned up.

"Two more wildlings turned up to surrender, " Edd went on.

At home, televisions, stereos and computer games are often turned up so loud that listeners cannot hear a doorbell or a telephone.

It's not true that I turned up to training drunk.

On the night arranged I turned up about eight, and found the leader sitting alone in almost total darkness in a small back room.

I just wish Andy had turned up with an occasional care package to deliver some leveling, sensible comment.

All their friends turned up, friends made through a lifetime at various levels of law enforcement.

The intense eyes that turned up to him were clear and innocent.

Days passed and rain finally came , but it was too light to do any good, and the soil the farmers turned up was still dry .

Green tea has turned up in all sorts of products.

An hour passes quickly as a tramp has turned up and spends 40 minutes or so waving a twig and shouting at the policemen.

A lone employee turned up for the meeting.

The first victims turned up near the banks of the Green River south of Seattle, giving Ridgway his moniker.

While several ministers from northern Europe turned up the pressure on Spain, Mr. de Maiziere pushed through many of Germany's points.

He is supposed to have come to the meeting now, but he hasn't turned up.

The preliminary analysis has turned up fossilized insect eggs, left by ancient bugs that may have fed on the decomposing _corpse_.

To his bewilderment, two field seasons of digging turned up no trace of primeval Inca lords.

EG: He turned up at rehearsal the next day looking awful.

He promised to come, but he hasn't turned up yet. --He must be delayed by the traffic jam.

She turned up the radio to drown (out) the noise of the traffic.

But not a single Clovis point has turned up in Siberia.

I waited but he never turned up.

I told the attendant on this floor to have it fixed this morning, but no one has turned up.

I turned up the television so that I could hear the news clearly.

Earlier this year, in an important gesture, the archbishop of San Francisco turned up at a lay convocation.

He was half glad. He turned up the hill, and stumbled blindly over the wild slopes.

She asks herself why she had to give the kids a bath right then. Why didn't she have the phone turned up louder?

And the burners I've turned up and down have varied dramatically over time.

and, if he stopped all night, he'd remain --- well, until something better turned up.

If the crowd turned up their thumbs he would be given his life.

Tokyo's tap water, where iodine turned up Friday, now has caesium as well.

Before this year's gaokao, police raids in the industrial city of Shenyang turned up "cheating shoes" outfitted with radio transmitters.

Residents are sceptical, but only a hundred or so turned up at a demonstration a couple of days later.

Hackers have turned up embarrassing holes in devices, and financial institutions copped to weaknesses in banking apps.

The carmakers angered members of Congress last week when they turned up without a detailed plan for revitalising the car industry.

Some geometric dishes turned up, the minority dishes rose in number.

When I gave her the present, she turned up her nose at it.

The first we knew was when two police cars and an officer in a full forensic bodysuit turned up.

He turned up the radio so that I could hear the news clearly.

of liquidity that the banks experienced, factories are finding that parts that had always turned up reliably have stopped coming.

"Conversation with a Gardner" turned up during a drugs raid by police and the other two paintings were recovered in 2005.

CHICAGO - CLINICAL trials for the new swine flu vaccine have turned up no red flags, US health officials said on Friday.

some deliberately shirt collar turned up, "Shuashuai" . . . almost all of the style behind. " cool " essential props - sun sunglasses.

I've turned up quite a bit already.

Bush has turned up the volume, mentioning al-Qaeda 27 times in a speech last month.

It was widely popular then and many singers turned up on stage wearing Western fringe and cowboy hats.

It's also worth noting that the research group turned up "many variants of uncertain importance" in Quake's genome.

This year's survey turned up strong evidence that these advantages are translating into measurable business gains.

In 2005, She Xianlin, who had spent 11 years in jail for "killing" his wife in Hubei Province, was released after the woman turned up alive.

Jose Mourinho watched 10-man Chelsea beat West Ham 4-1 and then turned up the heat on title rivals Manchester United.

The boy turned up the radio to drown out the noise of the traffic.

Reloading classes is something Java developers have complained about for a long time, but once we solved it, other problems turned up.

During my experience every one hundred hour inspection turned up needed repairs, unwelcome bills and delays.

For a long time, some of the stones and bricks where all turned up, forming a small hole.

He grew a beard and turned up to work in protective clothing rather than a suit.

I turned up my nose at him.

But her childhood library visits searching encyclopedias and history books turned up little on the carnage.

He promised to come, but so far he has not turned up .

Analysis over this corpus also turned up no cases where the more precise analysis breaks existing code.

If such cryptids still survived in the hinterlands of North America and Asia, surely by now one would have turned up.

So, that day, he turned up the music, I danced and whirled, we all smiled and laughed, and work was fun, and fun was work.

Jamar Pinkney, 37, turned up at the home of his son of the same name on Monday afternoon carrying a gun.

She turned up the radio to drown out the noise from next door.

The mullahs turned up and offered plenty of pro-natalist rhetoric.

We thought he had been killed , but he turned up safe and sound.

Fur hat that is native to Poland; it has ear flaps that can be turned up and tied on top of the head.

Then many guys turned up and laughed this, Li said they just wanted to make me surprised or scared.